The Floridian South Beach 1605

A rare opportunity at The Floridian South Beach 1605 — a move-in ready 746 sq ft high-rise condominium on Biscayne Bay with unobstructed, direct bay, skyline and water views facing Star Island and downtown Miami. Built in 1997 and located at 650 West Ave #1605, Miami Beach, FL 33139 in the subdivision THE FLORIDIAN CONDO (Floridian South Beac), this residential unit blends comfort and convenience with premium building amenities.
Inside the home you’ll find central air and central heating, brand new appliances, a new AC unit, in-unit washer and dryer, a premium reverse osmosis water filtration system and an owned water softener. Appliances include dishwasher, dryer, ice maker, microwave, electric range, refrigerator, self-cleaning oven and washer. Interior features include fire sprinklers and walk-in closet(s). Furniture is available for sale and is negotiable. Pets are allowed.
Parking and storage are straightforward: 1 garage space and 1 carport space with attached carport, covered parking and valet service; one assigned parking space is included. Building frontage is on the bay, and views include bay, skyline and water vistas.
The Floridian offers extensive amenities: two bay-front pools, jacuzzi, steam and sauna rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis and basketball courts, a yoga room, two BBQs, two offices inside the business center, a recreation room, package delivery room, convenience stores, and 24-hour doorman and valet. Exterior features include barbeque areas. The building also provides robust security with fire sprinklers, smoke detectors, doorman, lobby-secured access and security patrol.
Green and energy-efficient features include energy-efficient appliances and HVAC. Association fee is $1,075 monthly. The property lies in Miami-Dade County and is zoned to South Pointe Elementary, Nautilus Middle, and Miami Beach High. Located across from Canopy Park and moments from South Pointe and the beach, this residence sits in one of Miami Beach’s most desirable locations, with a new bridge expected to improve access to the South of Fifth bay walk. Views like these rarely become available.