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Condominium
$499,000$497 / sqft
19370 Collins Ave # 414, Sunny Isles Beach FL 33160
Listed
1
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1,005 sqft
Interior
1972
Year built
$1,128 / mo
HOA
Condominium
Type
About this home
Bright, Turnkey Condo with Balcony pool and tennis court Views, Ideal for Investors Step into a sun-filled, open-concept living and dining space with gleaming large-format white porcelain tile floors that reflect natural light throughout. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors open to a private balcony with outdoor seating and a pleasant view of the surrounding greenery and neighboring towers. The living area is furnished with a gray sectional, likely a sleeper, and bright orange accent pillows. A wall-mounted TV sits above a clean white media console. The dining area has a modern white-top table with four tufted cream chairs, a brushed-nickel pendant light, and a floor lamp for warm evening ambiance. Decor is playful and upbeat, with Yorkie-themed wall art, and the fresh white walls make the space feel airy and easy to personalize. Highlights Open-concept living and dining layout Polished porcelain tile throughout Floor-to-ceiling glass doors leading to a balcony Fully furnished and guest-ready, with a sleeper sectional for extra sleeping capacity Family-friendly touches, including a high chair and board games Neutral palette that suits any design refresh For investors: This unit is already set up the way guests expect, so it could go on the short-term rental market with minimal prep. The durable tile, open layout, and extra sleeping capacity are all strengths for an Airbnb. the unit is rented till July for $3300. Decorations are not included.
Features
- First Floor Entry
- Barbeque
- Open Balcony
- Club Area View
- Pool Area View
Leasing
- Minimum lease
- 1 day
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