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Single Family Residence
$950,000$686 / sqft
1000 NW 10th Ct, Miami FL 33136
Listed
3
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1,385 sqft
Interior
1948
Year built
None
HOA
Single Family Residence
Type
About this home
Spring Garden is the Miami most people don't know exists. Imagine shaded streets, a bend in the river, and a park at either end, all just 5 minutes from Downtown. This is one of the few homes inside the historic district to come to market genuinely move-in ready. Behind an electric gate and full perimeter fencing, the house opens into a sunlit, open-concept living, dining, and kitchen with new flooring throughout the main living areas, upgraded cabinetry, and stainless appliances. Both bathrooms were rebuilt with contemporary finishes. The layout flows out to professionally designed turf landscaping front and back, an entertainer's backyard that stays green year-round with zero upkeep, fully enclosed and private. The character is preserved. A permitted 200-amp electrical service upgrade, updated wiring devices throughout, and a tankless water heater mean this home lives and inspects like a newer one. Two neighborhood parks are close. Spring Garden Point Park sits on a peninsula jutting into the Miami River, with near-360-degree water views, picnic tables, kayak access, and manatees drifting past at dusk. Greenfield Garden Park anchors the other end of North River Drive. Then the city starts. Riverfront dining at Seaspice, Kiki on the River, and Bagatelle around the corner. Five minutes to Jackson Memorial, UM Miller School of Medicine, and the Health District. Seven to Brickell, Downtown, and Wynwood. Ten to MIA. Move-in ready, with immediate occupancy or leasing potential.
Features
- First Floor Entry
- Utility Room/Laundry
- Lighting
- Garden
Leasing
- Minimum lease
- Not stated
- Ok To Lease
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