Seacoast 5151 building description
Seacoast 5151 is a landmark oceanfront condominium spanning two towers at 5151 and 5161 Collins Avenue on Miami Beach's storied Millionaire's Row. Built in 1966 and designed by iconic architect Morris Lapidus, the 17-story building holds 444 residences on a narrow strip of Mid-Beach between the Atlantic Ocean and Indian Creek.
Units range from roughly 610 to 2,060 square feet across one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts, many remodeled and offering ocean, bay, or city views. Amenities include direct beach access and the Miami Beach boardwalk, a heated oceanfront swimming pool with beach service, a fitness center, valet and covered parking, an on-site market, a barbecue picnic area, community laundry, and bike storage.
With 24-hour security, pet-friendly policies, and a location a short ride from Lincoln Road and world-famous South Beach, Seacoast 5151 pairs mid-century Miami Beach character with a coveted oceanfront address. Its narrow Mid-Beach setting also allows for Indian Creek boat access, and the building has completed its 50-year structural recertification, adding peace of mind for owners and investors alike.
Building Amenities
- Direct beach access / Miami Beach boardwalk
- Heated oceanfront swimming pool
- Beach service (chairs and umbrellas)
- Fitness center
- Valet and covered parking
- On-site market
- Barbecue picnic area
- Community laundry
- Bike storage
- 24-hour security
- Pet-friendly
The Seacoast 5151 is located at 5151 Collins Miami Beach, FL, 33140 in Miami Beach. Built in 1990, it has 444 units with 1-3-bedroom layouts. Prices range from $509,000 to $1,200,000, and 9 units are currently for sale.
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Seacoast 5151 condos for sale
Seacoast 5151 Unit #727
$78,000 (11.6% price drop)
Seacoast 5151 Unit #629
Seacoast 5151 Unit #925
$35,000 (4.8% price drop)
Seacoast 5151 Unit #730 + DEN
Seacoast 5151 Unit #1119
Seacoast 5151 Unit #1035
4.8% price increase
Seacoast 5151 Unit #1523
$200,000 (15.4% price drop)