Miami | $1.49 million
A Mediterranean-style house built in 1929, on 0.2 acres
This four-bedroom, two-bathroom house and its one-bedroom, one-bathroom detached guesthouse are in Miami’s Shenandoah neighborhood. A park, a public library and a public elementary school are all within walking distance. An independent movie theater and a bustling stretch of Calle Ocho Miami with Cuban dining are five minutes away.
The high-rise towers of the Brickell neighborhood are 10 minutes away by car, and Miami Beach is 30 minutes away.
Size: 2,864 square feet
Price per square foot: $520
Indoors: This home’s front yard, landscaped with palm trees, has a stone fountain and a red brick pathway. Inside, a spacious foyer has tiled floors and wrought-iron light fixtures. The living room has arched windows that overlook the front yard and a fireplace flanked by electric candelabra wall sconces.
The dining room is open to the updated kitchen, which has a black-and-gold gas range. A bedroom set up as a home office and a laundry room are also on this level.
The primary bedroom, on the second floor, has widows along three walls and can fit a king-size bed. Two more bedrooms on this level fit queen-size beds, and an updated bathroom has a combined tub and shower with blue tile.
Outdoor space: Across the backyard is the guesthouse, which has Spanish-style tile floors and its own updated kitchen and laundry room. A carport has one parking spot.
