2340 SW 16 Avenue (East)

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Description#

Property Id: 1457652 Excellent location. Avoid Miami Traffic. Walking distance to the Underline, across the street from Coconut Grove, ten minutes to downtown Miami/Brickell and ten minutes to Coral Gables, ride your bike to Key Biscayne. Walking distance to great restaurants and night life. This two bedroom (each bedroom with its own bath) was fully remodeled in 2019. Built in 1939 this duplex offers the best of of both worlds. A modern upgraded apartment with mature trees and a beautiful private backyard similar to Coconut Grove. It has central air conditioning and heat, impact windows and its own private backyard. One dedicated parking inside the property and one available parking outside for a mid size vehicle. Landlord pays water, sewer, trash and a professional landscaping service every two weeks. Pets accepted but pet deposit required

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About Coral Way#

Idyllic and family-friendly Coral Way offers a snapshot in time with a mix of Mission Revival-style buildings, bungalows, Art Deco structures, and modest, post-World War II homes. Housing in Coral Way runs the gamut from affordable low-rise apartment buildings to larger, more expensive single-family homes. Its streets are lined by citrus trees and nearly 1,200 Banyan trees, marked by peaceful residential areas, shopping, restaurants representing countries from all over the world, and quaint taverns and pubs. Learn more about Coral Way.