160 NW 11 Terrace

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Description#

Welcome to our charming complex of 6 comfortable and practical 1-bedroom apartments, where convenience meets cozy living, each apartment is desigened to offer practical spaces, perfect for individuals or couples looking for a cozy place to call home. Please call to set up a time to see it, or feel free to apply at

About Overtown#

Overtown got its start in the 1890s when Blacks from the South and the Bahamas came to work on the railroad. Overtown was nicknamed Broadway / Harlem of the South due to it being where Black performers stayed during segregation when performing in Miami Beach. I-95 and I-395 cut through the neighborhood in the 1960s, but Overtown persevered. Recently, it has seen the revival of performing arts venues and the arrival of new restaurants. Apartments in Overtown can be found in small buildings and luxury high-rises. Learn more about Overtown.