1446 Lenox Avenue 5, Miami Beach, FL 33139

2 bed · 2 bath · 750 sqft · Built 1947

Live the South Beach lifestyle in this beautifully renovated 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo tucked inside a charming Art Deco boutique building on quiet Lenox Avenue. With a BRAND NEW Roof and NO ASSESSMENTS. Just moments from Flamingo Park, Lincoln Road, Ocean Drive, and the beach, this bright and spacious Miami Beach residence places world-class dining, cafés, shopping, fitness studios, nightlife, and everyday conveniences right outside your door. Natural light pours through expansive windows with dual exposures, creating a warm and airy atmosphere throughout the home — and at 750 square feet, it lives like 1,000. The modern white kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, generous pantry space, and a rare gas stove, a highly desirable feature in Miami Beach condos. Additional highlights include updated bathrooms, custom built-ins, spacious bedrooms, in-unit washer and dryer, smart home-enabled automatic blinds and lighting, and a brand new roof with no pending assessments. Lush tropical surroundings create a peaceful retreat in the center of South Beach. Four grocery stores are within walking distance, making everyday living effortless. Ideal as a primary residence, vacation home, or Miami Beach investment property, this investor-friendly condo comes with a tenant in place paying $3,000/month through August 31 for immediate rental income. Enjoy classic Art Deco charm, modern upgrades, and unbeatable walkability in one of South Beach's most sought-after locations.

Property type

Condominium

Condition

Resale,UpdatedRemodeled

Year built

1947

Stories

3

Roof

Flat

Subdivision

1446 LENNOX CONDO

Waterfront

No

Waterfront features

None

Private pool

No

HOA (monthly)

$808

Parcel number

0242031740050

Annual tax

$6,203

County just value

$330,699

Miami Beach runs from South Beach Art Deco condos to Mid-Beach high-rises and North Beach single-family pockets. The condo market dwarfs the SFH market here — supply dynamics diverge sharply by submarket.