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| Sunny Isles >> Winston Towers 300 |
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| Condo Buildings (Resale) |
| Winston Towers 300 |
| Sunny Isles, Fl |
| Built in 1973 406 Units 23 Floors 938 to 2,400 sq ft One to Three Bedroom Units Waterfront Pets: Allowed Rentals allowed after 2 yearsr |
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| Winston Towers 300 Winston Towers condominiums are a conglomerate of seven buildings, located between 210 and 301 174th Street, totaling about 2,800 units, built in the 1970's and early 80's in Sunny Isles Beach. Well managed building with great facilities, garage parking spaces, valet parking, heated pools, tennis courts, and shuffleboards right on the Intracoastal. In a privileged location, close to parks, beach, shops and restaurants, they have been a preferred choice as an affordable alternative for Florida residents, vacation homes and investors. Amenities: Pool Spa/Sauna Fitness Center Billiard Tennis Club House/Party Room Library Valet Parking 24 Security Gated Community Basketball Shuffle Board Play Area Barbecue area Wilderness Path Sunny Isles Beach has experienced drastic changes in less than a decade. From a long strip of motels, built in the 50's, it is now home to some of the most luxurious high rise condos in the Miami area. Almost overnight, million dollar oceanfront apartments, fashionable shops, cafes and restaurant have made Sunny Isles one of the most fashionable and coveted locations in South Florida. Large condominiums, built in the 70's, such as Winston Towers, coexist with the new giant structures: Ocean I, Ocean II, Ocean III, Ocean IV, Acqualina, Trump Grande, are just a few in the growing skyline. During the last few years property values have greatly increased in Sunny Isles. Sunny Isles Beach population is estimated at more than 15,000 people. A plethora of ethnic stores, (a result of the perpetual melting pot phenomena, line the shopping centers along Collins Avenue. The blend of wealthy tourists, South American, European visitors and immigrants, and the traditional snowbirds configure an incredibly diversified population. Throughout its recent transformation, Sunny Isles has maintained much of its original charm. The famous Rascal House is gone but the fishermen are still at the Newport Pier, and the beachwear stores, the nonchalant walk of beach attired youngsters along Collins Avenue, remind the residents that the spirit is the same. |
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