10900 SW 104th St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1973, spread over four stories and organized as townhouse-style clusters and stacked apartment units. The property primarily offers one- and two-bedroom residences with a mix of first-floor units that read like garden or townhouse homes and upper-level flats with private balconies. Interior layouts emphasize practical living: dedicated living/dining rooms, eat-in kitchens or breakfast bars, walk-in closets in larger bedrooms, multiple bathroom configurations, and in-unit laundry in many residences. Common building features include an elevator serving the low-rise footprint, high ceilings in select homes, accessible entries, and a variety of finishing levels ranging from simple tile and carpet to updated kitchens and travertine or neutral ceramic floors. Exterior character is modest and functional, with patios, courtyards, privacy walls, storm shutters, and a fenced community feel; a recently refreshed pool and resurfaced deck are focal outdoor elements. On-site shared amenities include a clubhouse/cabana, small fitness/weight room, two dog parks, and assigned plus guest parking with security cameras and ample lighting in parking areas. The association allows small pets (typically under 20 lbs), imposes no short-term rental ban in many units after initial holding periods, and carries periodic special assessments and reserve limitations noted by management. Located directly across from Miami Dade College’s Kendall campus, the community sits near major highways, shopping, and public transit, positioning it as a commuter-friendly, value-oriented option in the Kendall neighborhood.