You wake up on the ground floor of your 930-square-foot condominium at 443 NE 195th Street, unit 140. Built in 1969, this one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home provides an easy, single-level flow for your morning routines. Stepping outside to your one assigned parking space, you take in the quiet start of the day within an established community that maintains clear association standards, including a 670 minimum credit requirement and a setting without motorcycles or pets.
When it is time to depart, your weekday drives are convenient and quick. You are about a 6-minute drive from Aventura Mall and about a 9-minute drive from Downtown Hollywood and Young Circle. When ocean air calls, Haulover Beach is about an 11-minute drive away, while the outdoor designer promenades of Bal Harbour Shops sit about 12 minutes from your front door.
Evenings bring an array of culinary destinations across the area. In Wynwood, KYU presents wood-fired, Asian-inspired sharing plates in an industrial warehouse setting. The Miami Design District offers chef-driven rooms and shaded courtyard cafés set amid retail blocks. For vibrant local flavor, Calle Ocho in Little Havana features Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, cigar rollers, and domino players, highlighted during Viernes Culturales.
Cultural afternoons unfold across Miami's celebrated arts destinations. At Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), you can view contemporary art on Biscayne Bay beside hanging gardens and an open terrace restaurant. The Wynwood Walls & Arts District surrounds you with street-art courtyards, galleries, breweries, and taco windows. In Coconut Grove, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens welcomes visitors to a 1916 bayfront villa accented by formal Italian gardens.
Fresh air is easy to find across nearby parks and shorelines. Virginia Key Beach North Point Park serves as a historic beach park with calm swimming, nature trails, and a mini-train. Tropical Park offers paved jogging paths, lakeside trails, and fishing through an expansive county park, while Black Point Marina features a fishing pier, boat ramp, and waterfront dining on Biscayne Bay.
Weekends invite visits to Brickell City Centre, Bayside Marketplace, and the Miami Design District. Spend afternoons exploring Zoo Miami, Frost Museum of Science, or Jungle Island. Near the Design District, Lucky Strike Bowling provides upscale lanes and arcade games, while Sky Zone Trampoline Park features foam pits and dodgeball, and Watson Island offers Miami Children's Museum.
To discover this comfortable Miami residence firsthand and explore the surrounding community, contact Simon Gedz, a South Florida realtor guiding clients since 1995.