10500 SW 108th Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1971 and spread across four stories, this community offers primarily one-bedroom units alongside some two-bedroom layouts in a campus-style arrangement. The architecture reflects mid-century multi-building suburban planning with shaded walkways, stacked balconies, and a central courtyard and pool that anchor shared outdoor life. Interiors typically include tiled floors, compact kitchens with breakfast bars or pantry space, multiple closet types including walk-ins in select units, and varied entry levels with some units on the main living floor; many apartments feature sliding doors out to private patios or balconies. Onsite common areas emphasize casual recreation and family use: a pool and Jacuzzi, playground, tennis courts, barbecue and deck areas, and landscaped courtyards framed by privacy walls and perimeter fencing. Practical building services and conveniences include elevators in some sections, laundry facilities on each floor, assigned and guest parking, and HOA-managed utilities such as water and exterior insurance. The property sits directly across from Miami Dade College’s Kendall campus and close to major highways, retail centers and hospitals, offering a neighborhood mix of student-oriented rental demand and long-term residents seeking commuter access and everyday conveniences.