The historic residence at 752 NW Seventh Street Rd., nestled in the tree-lined Spring Garden neighborhood, has been passed down through the generations.
A Miami home that has been in the same family for more than a century is now up for grabs, carrying a price tag of $2.75 million and a legacy tied to the Civil Rights Movement.
Built in 1916, the two-story Arts and Crafts-style house was home to Greenfield, a trailblazing musician and activist who broke racial barriers in 1951 by founding Miami’s Fine Arts Conservatory — one of the first racially integrated arts schools in the South.The two-story Arts and Crafts-style residence at 752 NW Seventh Street Rd.
Now, a couple of years after her death in 2023, her children have decided it’s time to let go of the family treasure.“The house was always filled with painters, musicians, dancers,” he said, adding that his mom would want the next owner to “bring the arts into the house.” Its price exceeds a recent comparable sale in the neighborhood, but her family feels the property’s historical significance and charm set it apart.Ruth W. Greenfield in 2022 with Miami Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava celebrating Ruth’s 99th birthday and the naming of a street after her, “Ruth Greenfield Way.” She died in 2023, months shy of her 100th birthday.
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