You wake up inside a remodeled 230-square-foot studio set within a historic 1938 Art Deco building at 3710 Collins Avenue. Featuring one bath and a thoughtfully updated layout, this address presents a prime investment opportunity where short-term rentals are allowed. Step outside your front door into the morning light, knowing the sand is directly across the street in close proximity.
Your daily routine unfolds along Collins Avenue amidst oceanfront condominiums, positioned near Star, Palm, Hibiscus, and Sunset Islands, bayfront homes with private docks, and coastal access points by Government Cut and Haulover Inlet. When work or city business calls, travel times remain remarkably brief: Mid-Beach, the Miami Beach Convention Center, and Lincoln Road are all about a 3-minute drive away, while Downtown Miami and Bayfront Park sit about a 9-minute drive across the bay.
Evenings bring distinguished dining choices close to home. Savor seasonal claws and key lime pie at Joe's Stone Crab, a century-old Miami institution. If you crave vibrant energy and truffle fries alongside celebrity sightings, book a table at the buzzy South Beach steakhouse Prime 112, or enjoy fried chicken and biscuits at Yardbird Southern Table & Bar, an upscale Southern comfort food staple.
Cultural inspiration is always within reach throughout the surrounding neighborhoods. Discover Oolite Arts on Lincoln Road, which showcases resident artist studios and free exhibitions. Stroll through the Faena District to admire Faena Art, highlighting beachfront projects and free commissioned installations. Just nearby, take in photography-forward works at VISU Contemporary, situated right near the Bass Museum.
Fresh air and outdoor recreation are part of every routine. The Miami Beach Boardwalk offers an elevated oceanfront boardwalk stretching from South Beach to 46th Street, ideal for walking and jogging along the coast. Venture to South Pointe Park to enjoy its waterfront pier, splash pad, and views of passing cruise ships, or visit Haulover Beach Park for its ocean beach, marina, jetty fishing spot, and clothing-optional section.
Weekends invite visits to open-air settings such as Lincoln Road Mall, Española Way Village, and the Sunday goods at the Lincoln Road Farmers Market. Linger over meals at Cecconi's Miami Beach, return to local gallery spaces, or experience the nightlife and classic neon along Ocean Drive and Collins in South Beach.
To explore this Art Deco retreat in person, reach out to Simon Gedz, guiding South Florida real estate clients since 1995, and arrange your private tour today.