2625 Collins Avenue 1109, Miami Beach, FL 33140

2 bed · 2 bath · 1,075 sqft · Built 1980

This building checks all the boxes. Sitting 11 floors above the dunes, between the Atlantic Ocean and Lake Pancoast is why you chose Miami Beach. Swimming, boating, parasailing and shelling are outside your door. Just north of Lincoln Rd, free shuttles outside the building will sweep you away for shopping, the New World Synphony, Filmore concerts or the MB Convention Center trade shows. This unit is what all others aspire to be; masterfully planned by the owners sparing no expense from start to finish. This 2 bedroom conversion offers waterviews of beautiful Lake Pancoast with watercraft rentals, sunsets and City views. Or take an elevator ride down to ride the ocean waves. Upgrades of $200K+. #1109 displays classic lines, mono-neutral tones and products to endure time. Samsung appliances, tankless water heater and AC <2 years old; Insigna wine cooler. New electric panel w/ 95% new electrical; all new plumbing; Impact doors, engineered white oak wood floor. Bike storage in basement level for 2 bikes; add'l unit storage 6th floor; Ammenities include 2nd floor activities room with billiards, ping pong, clubhouse, community room. 1 covered pkg; B17+ visitor parking; laundry on unit floor (W-D not allowed in units). WIFI included in HOA. Parking garage improvements wrapping up. 90 day rentals allowed. ESA/Service Animals WELCOMED. Promenade Beautification Planning is underway by City MB. No assessments. Call LA, 24 hr notice. Appts only. 3-4 weeks for approval. No Current assessments. Basic WIFI included. W-D NOT allowed in the units. 90 days+ rentals allowed 4 x a yr.

Property type

Condominium

Condition

UpdatedRemodeled

Year built

1980

Stories

19

Subdivision

OCEANFRONT PLAZA CONDO

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

NoFixedBridges,OceanFront

Private pool

No

HOA (monthly)

$940

Parcel number

0232260131460

Annual tax

$7,308

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.