Apartments Penn 10 Manor Condo

Let's be honest—this isn't a luxury condo, and we're not pretending it is. Built in 1966, this one-bedroom Miami Beach condo has character, a few wrinkles, and room for improvement. The bathroom could use a makeover, and impact windows and doors would be a smart upgrade. But here's what you don't need to renovate: the location.

Tucked into a small Art Deco-style building in the heart of South Beach, you're surrounded by everything that makes Miami Beach worth living in. Walk to the beach, restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores, parks, and nightlife. Leave the car behind and actually enjoy the neighborhood.

The real selling points? An approachable price, low HOA fees, and no looming special assessment. In a market where condo ownership can come with some expensive surprises, those details matter.

This isn't a glossy investor flip with gray floors and an inflated price tag. It's an opportunity for someone who wants to own a piece of South Beach, make it their own over time, and spend their money on living rather than keeping up appearances.

Not perfect. Not pretending. Just a solid little South Beach condo with a lot going for it.