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A one-bedroom one block from the ocean in South of Fifth

Furnished, with a private patio, on the quiet end of South Beach.

130 3rd St · Miami Beach, FL 33139
Furnished living area with the door to the patio, at 130 3rd St

130 3rd St is a furnished one-bedroom for rent at $2,500 per month in South of Fifth, Miami Beach. It sits in a 1926 Art Deco building, one block from the ocean and steps from South Pointe Park. It comes furnished, with a full kitchen, full bathroom and a private patio — you can move in with a suitcase.

$2,500/ month
1 bed · 1 bathMonth to month available

The neighborhood

South of Fifth is the quiet end of South Beach.

It’s the residential strip south of Fifth Street — the part of the island where the Ocean Drive noise ends and the neighborhood begins. From 130 3rd St it’s one block to the beach and a few more to South Pointe Park, the boardwalk, Joe’s Stone Crab, and the cafés and restaurants on Third Street.

What’s included

LivingFurnished, one open space.
KitchenFull: oven, fridge, microwave, dishes and cookware.
BathroomFull bath with shower. Towels and linens included.
BedroomFits a queen bed. Built-in closet.
PatioPrivate patio, exclusive use.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a one-bedroom in South of Fifth, Miami Beach?

This furnished one-bedroom at 130 3rd St rents for $2,500 per month. Miami’s median one-bedroom rent was $2,500 in August 2026 per Zumper — you pay exactly the city median to live in one of Miami Beach’s most expensive submarkets.

Does it come furnished?

Yes. It comes fully furnished, with an equipped kitchen — oven, fridge, microwave, dishes and cookware — and towels and linens included. No furniture or appliances needed.

How long does rental approval take?

In Florida, a condominium association’s screening fee is capped at $150 per applicant (Fla. Stat. 718.112), and spouses or a parent and dependent child count as a single applicant. There is no uniform statutory approval deadline — each building’s documents set it.

What do I need to apply?

Some context: Miami is the most competitive rental market in the U.S., with 16 applicants per unit and an average 38-day vacancy (RentCafe, May 2026). Having your paperwork ready before you tour is what decides who applies first.

Want to see it?

We’ll schedule the tour and send you the full requirements list before you apply.

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