10765 Sw 108Th Ave

Palm Cove is a low-rise condominium complex in Miami built in 1986 and organized across three stories. The development primarily contains two-bedroom residences, many configured as split-bedroom plans with two full bathrooms and in-unit laundry. Units commonly feature tiled or wood-style flooring, granite counters in renovated kitchens, built-in cabinetry, pantry space, and a mix of soaking tubs and separate showers. Outdoor living is emphasized through private balconies, patios or larger ground-floor terraces overlooking canals or landscaped courtyards; some homes include hurricane accordion shutters. Shared facilities are modest but practical: two community swimming pools, tennis courts, assigned and guest parking, and gated access. The property’s exterior offering also includes barbecue areas, decks, and fenced outdoor spaces that suit casual Florida living. Elevator service is present in parts of the complex, though several listings note walk-up access for certain floors. The setting is urban-suburban Kendall, steps from Miami-Dade College and near major roadways, shopping and transit, which supports a mix of students, faculty, commuters and long-term residents. Pet-friendly policy and a range of unit conditions—from bank-owned or short-sale to renovated resale—give the community varied price and occupancy dynamics.