This Condominium in CARLYLE PLAZA CONDO, Miami Beach is currently offered at $225,000 with 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 805 sq ft of living area. Built in 1971, and the current asking price works out to about $280 per sq ft, and the MLS currently reports 152 days on market.
Key Property Facts
Property TypeCondominium
SubdivisionCARLYLE PLAZA CONDO
DevelopmentCARLYLE PLAZA CONDO
CountyMiami-Dade
WaterfrontNo
Association Fee$660 Monthly
Original List Price$225,000
MLS IDA11997204
UpdatedAug 21, 2026
About This Property
Welcome to your slice of Miami Beach living at 7620 Carlyle Avenue! This spacious and bright 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath condo offers the perfect blend of comfort, style, and location. Flooded with natural light, the open layout creates an inviting atmosphere ideal for both relaxing and entertaining.Nestled in one of Miami Beach’s most exciting up-and-coming neighborhoods, you’ll be surrounded by new developments, trendy dining spots, and vibrant local energy. Just moments from the beach, as well as shopping and restaurants, this location truly delivers the best of coastal living with everyday convenience.Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence, a vacation getaway, or a smart investment, this condo is a standout opportunity in a rapidly growing area. Owner has another unit, if bought together will offer a discount for both.
What Stands Out
1 garage space
Association fee $660 Monthly
Built in 1971
152 days on market
Quick Payment Estimate
What might this home cost each month?
Starting rate:
6.66%
30 year fixed national average
· updated Aug. 27, 2026
Taxes, insurance, flood coverage and PMI are not included here.HOA / condo fee prefilled from MLSRate is editable and is not a lender quote.
Local Real Estate Context
About CARLYLE PLAZA CONDO and Miami Beach
The MLS record identifies this property with CARLYLE PLAZA CONDO in Miami Beach, Miami-Dade. For attached homes, buyers should compare association costs, included services, building age, amenities and any use restrictions along with the purchase price. The association fee shown in the MLS should be considered as part of the property’s ongoing ownership cost, not just the asking price.
