5401 Collins Avenue 340, Miami Beach, FL 33140

2 bed · 2 bath · 1,230 sqft · Built 1967

Oceanfront elegance on prestigious Millionaire’s Row! Welcome to this stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bath townhouse-style residence perched on the top floor of the iconic Carriage House at 5401 Collins Ave. This residence offers true Miami Beach resort-style living with direct private beach access and entry to the newly completed, lighted oceanfront boardwalk—perfect for walking, jogging, biking, or rollerblading. The unit features a private balcony with breathtaking ocean, pool, garden, and beach views, floor-to-ceiling windows in the primary bedroom, custom built-out closets, in-unit washer/dryer, and an open layout. The Carriage House is a full-service oceanfront building offering exceptional amenities, including a heated Olympic-size pool, jacuzzi, ocean-view gym, sauna, tennis, basketball and racquetball courts, picnic areas, assigned covered parking, and 24-hour security/front desk. On-site conveniences include a restaurant, mini-market, beauty and nail salon, tailor/dry cleaning services. Jewish-friendly features, including an on-site synagogue and Shabbat elevator, adding unmatched convenience for residents seeking these amenities. Building has completed its full recertification and major upgrades. Maintenance includes water, basic cable, internet, and access to all resort-style amenities. Ideally located minutes from South Beach, Bal Harbour, worldclass dining, shopping, and nightlife, this is the perfect place to call home or enjoy as a luxury beachfront escape.

Property type

Condominium

Condition

Resale

Year built

1967

Stories

17

Subdivision

THE CARRIAGE HOUSE CONDO

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

CanalFront,IntracoastalAccess,OceanAccess,OceanFront,Other

Private pool

No

HOA (monthly)

$1,865

Parcel number

0232140203620

Annual tax

$5,575

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.