110 Fontainebleau Blvd

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1972 and rising four stories, this property primarily offers one-bedroom layouts alongside some larger two-bedroom units found in listings. The architecture is typical of early 1970s South Florida garden-style developments: low massing, exterior walkways, and units with private outdoor space such as screened balconies, porches, or patios. Interiors commonly feature first-floor entry options, eat-in kitchens or breakfast areas, walk-in closets in select units, and practical built-in storage. Common elements include elevator access, a mix of entry-level and split-level floor plans, and shared laundry facilities positioned near clusters of units. Outdoors the grounds include a landscaped courtyard, barbecue areas, tennis courts, and communal pool access reported in marketing materials; many units have storm-security shutters and privacy walls for outdoor living. Parking is surface-level and plentiful adjacent to unit entries. The association enforces occupancy and approval rules (including restrictions on number of occupants and lender/financing approvals reported in disclosures) and manages maintenance that covers basic utilities and exterior insurance in some listings. The complex sits in the Fontainebleau area of Miami, close to shopping, transit routes, restaurants, and major highways, offering a suburban-urban mix of convenience and recreational outdoor amenities.