544 Northeast 62nd Street

Rent this FULLY-FURNISHED, spacious and freshly-painted 1 bed/1 bath condo located in a newly-renovated boutique building in the Upper East Side, Miami (NE 62nd Street & Biscayne Blvd). Just north of the Miami Design District.

This first floor unit features open floor plan, front and back entrance/exit doors, front porch, an abundance of natural light, marble floors throughout & stainless steel appliances, central AC, fully stocked kitchen with utensils, dishes, glassware, and pots and pans, along with all appliances, linens, towels, etc. Lots of closet space, including a 6-drawer dresser, double sliding door closet (for hanged clothing & folded clothing) and single closed-door closet in the bedroom.

Located inside a gated complex, w/ secure on-site parking & 24-hour free additional street parking, exterior security camera, personal home security alarm system in condo. On-site laundry facility accessible through condo back door.

Delight in the convenience of walking to all the close major restaurants, Starbucks, boutique shops and much more. Half a block from Biscayne Blvd. One block from Biscayne Bay. Nearby public transit (including the free Miami Trolley), minutes from I-95, MiMo district & Design District (5 minutes)- Midtown (10 minutes)- Wynwood, Downtown, Miami Airport & Miami Beach (10-15 minutes). 10-15 minutes from all major hospitals (Mount Sinai, Jackson Memorial, University of Miami, etc.)

Internet, water and trash included. Tenant pays for electrical (FPL). Smoke-free. Pet free.

Mid-term to one-year term lease. 1st and last month's rent + security deposit due at signing, with approved credit score and proof of income. Foreign renters welcome. Condo association requires: $100 check or money order for application fee per adult resident 18 years or older ($150 married couple)- $250 for foreign renter. Board member will facilitate this. It's quick and easy! No AirBnB hosts, short term rental, subletting, or for-profit tenants.

About the Area: Upper East Side

Historic shopping districts and a nostalgic urban-tropical vibe define Miami's Upper East Side neighborhood, the neighborhood that provides the best of both worlds, with a suburban setting close to the bay.

Spanning a 27 block district between 50th Street to 77th Street on Biscayne Boulevard, the area is also known as MiMo Historic District. You'll find architectural gems, including storefronts and homes, that are being restored to their glory days, producing a new found identity called "MiMo" short for Miami Modern. This lifestyle is quickly becoming popular with artists and creative types.

The close proximity to Wynwood, Downtown Miami, South Beach, including being nearby to cafes, restaurants, fitness facilities, shops, hospitals and university campuses, has everything to be desired about this community. The rejuvenated strip features charming boutiques, consignment stores and trendy eateries, all housed inside restored retro-styled structures. Come for the architecture, and stay for the cuisine. You'll love the mix of restaurants offering Italian, Mediterranean, Vietnamese and casual comfort food.

The crown jewel of Upper East Sides MiMo style is the Vagabond Hotel, a white-and-teal paradise loved for its popular Mediterranean restaurant as well as its pool bar (fruity cocktail, anyone?). Live music, DJ parties and movie screenings make the hotel's pool area a hip hangout for locals and visitors alike.

Miami Ironside ( 75th Street) is another Upper East Side creative district made of more than 70 showrooms plus cafes, studios, furniture shops and independent retailers galore. Walk along outdoor paths lined with stunning rainbow eucalyptus trees. The mixed-use areas glass storefronts are accented by trendy event spaces and vibrant public plazas peppered with colorful art features.

A little further north is The Citadel. Located on 82nd Street, is a mixed-use complex, which also offers shopping, entertainment, and office space, houses a food hall with concepts from a handful of Miami's most popular chefs and restaurants. This means you can get the best of Miami's local food without hopping from neighborhood to neighborhood. The Citadel also boasts a 5,000-square-foot rooftop bar and lounge that's open Wednesday through Saturday.