10795 Sw 108Th Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1986 and set across three stories, this property primarily offers two-bedroom residences configured as two-bath units and repeatable 1,050-ish square-foot floor plans. Exterior character is suburban-urban: low-profile blocks with balconies, patios and small private outdoor spaces arranged around landscaped courtyards and shared outdoor living areas. Grounds include barbecue areas, tennis courts and fenced sections, with storm shutters noted on some units. Interiors are a mix of original and updated finishes—features across the inventory include walk-in closets, dual en-suite bedrooms, separate living and dining zones, breakfast bars, pantries, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups. Flooring varies from wood-laminate to tile and occasional marble or porcelain in renovated units; bathrooms range from soaking tubs to separate showers or tub-shower combinations. The community emphasizes practical access: many first-floor and corner units, multiple entries at different levels, handicap access, and reserved or deeded parking configurations. HOA-managed shared amenities and maintained reserves are referenced in listings. Located in Kendall near Miami-Dade College and major highways (Turnpike and local expressways), the complex sits within a commuter-oriented, retail-rich neighborhood with quick access to shopping, dining, and campus services.