Located in primo East Miami Shores, about two blocks from Biscayne Bay, this historic subtropical modernist house by iconic Floridian architect Alfred Browning Parker hit the market a mere 17 days ago, for just over two million smackers. $2,049,000 to be exact. The house was built in 1949, and looks to be impeccably restored for the most part, with a gleaming new kitchen and baths. Would keeping the original kitchen and baths have been a nice cherry on top to finish the house off? Yes, but often whether to update the kitchen and baths or not is a more contentious question, and there’s always the possibility that the original were yanked out years ago. But check out that living room, would ya?!?
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Hi. the kitchen and bathrooms had been remodeled when I bought the house in 2011. I then redid the kitchen and tried to balance 2020 needs with mid-century feels.