1BR – Condominium at 3801 Indian Creek Drive #103
3801 Indian Creek Drive #103, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Prime investment opportunity in Miami Beach! This 1-bedroom, 2-bath unit has been cleverly divided into two separate studios 1-bath living spaces, each under a single folio. This unique setup offers maximum flexibility, perfect for generating dual rental income or providing a private guest suite. Situated just a short stroll from the beach, boardwalk, and iconic hotels like the Fontainebleau and Eden Roc, this property is a walker's paradise (Walk Score® of 90!). Enjoy an array of nearby dining options, shopping at Collins Avenue, and easy access to local parks. The building's desirable location and the unit's versatile layout make this an exceptional find. Don't miss out on this opportunity in a vibrant, sought-after neighborhood!
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About this 1-bedroom home in Miami Beach
This Miami Beach home sits about 0.07 miles from Congregation Kol Eliyahu (formerly Dej Shul) (Orthodox) — roughly a 1-minute walk. On ShulSearch every nearby listing is ranked by walk time to shul, so you can find a home in Miami Beach that's genuinely within walking distance of your community.
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