Brickell Townhouse is a condominium building situated at the southern end of Brickell, offering stunning views of Biscayne Bay and the Downtown Miami skyline. Originally built as apartments in 1963, it was converted into condominiums in 1979 by Jerry Gross and Larry Mendelson. The conversion was a success, with all units reportedly sold within 30 days. The building consists of 22 stories and features 357 condo residences with one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans. The sizes of these units range from 800 to 1,703 square feet. Each apartment at Brickell Townhouse is equipped with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, an in-unit washer and dryer, central heating and air conditioning, and a private balcony with glass railings. Residents of Brickell Townhouse enjoy a luxurious lifestyle with access to various amenities. These include tennis courts, a fully-equipped fitness center, a pool, poolside tiki huts, barbecue grills, two Jacuzzi hot tubs, a clubhouse, a convenience store, and a cafe. The building also offers valet parking and concierge services. Located at 2451 Brickell Avenue in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood, Brickell Townhouse boasts a central waterfront location near the Rickenbacker Causeway. This prime location places it in close proximity to popular attractions such as the American Airlines Arena, Museum Park, Bayfront Park, and Brickell City Centre, which offers a variety of shops and restaurants. South Beach and Miami International Airport are both just a 17-minute drive away from Brickell Townhouse.

Building facts

Minimum lease
12 months
Leases / year
1

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