2BR – Apartment at 241 28th Street #1
241 28th Street #1, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Discover an exquisite pied-à-terre just steps from the beach in Miami Beach's luxurious Faena District. This modern retreat offers a barefoot low-key lifestyle with turn-key convenience. Boasting a functional two-bedroom layout, the home features hardwood floors and a great open flow floorplan, ideal to entertain and host. Enjoy the convenience of in-building laundry amenities, including a washer and dryer. Experience a seamless blend of elegance and modernity in this beautifully renovated space. Ideal for immediate move-in and in close proximity to the beach, world famous restaurants and much more. Easy to Show and ready to move in.
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Listed by: Bento Queiroz 786-838-6587, Compass Florida, LLC
Source: MIAMI REALTORS® MLS · MLS# A11893316
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About this 2-bedroom home in Miami Beach
This Miami Beach home sits about 0.49 miles from Congregation Kol Eliyahu (formerly Dej Shul) (Orthodox) — roughly a 10-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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