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421 Grand Concourse Unit 1, Miami Shores, FL 33138

Bed
1
Bath
1
Sqft
827

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Listed byKeller Williams Capital Realty
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Overview

PRICE TO SELL!!! Charming Historic Gem in Miami Shores! This bright and spacious 1-bed 1-bath unit is located in a boutique 1920s Mediterranean Revival building by renowned architect Robert Law Weed, once rumored to have housed Al Capone. Featuring original wood floors, impact windows, central A/C, High ceilings , updated kitchen and serene garden views, it blends vintage charm with modern comfort. Located in the heart of Miami Shores, just steps from shops, cafes, parks, library, and more. Plenty of street parking! Offers no rental restrictions, is pet-friendly, and has just 16 units—a rare opportunity for homeowners or investors. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind property!

Location

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Basic info

Property type
Condo/Co-op
Number of stories
3
Number of bedrooms
1
Number of bathrooms
1
Square feet
827
Year built
1925

Utilities

Heating
Central, Electric
Cooling
Central air, Electric

Estimated monthly costs

HOA Fees
$747

Taxes

Tax Annual Amount (2024)
$5,280

Public schools

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