11050 SW 196th St

A low-rise residential condominium complex built in 2005, spread over four stories and composed primarily of two-bedroom, two-bath layouts. The architecture is suburban-park style with stucco facades, external corridors, and low-pitched roofs; many units include private balconies or porches. Interiors commonly feature tile or porcelain floors, open-plan living and dining areas, eat-in kitchens with pantry and breakfast bars, in-unit laundry connections, main-level primary suites or stacked-bedroom configurations, and a mix of tub/shower and shower-only bathrooms. Common building elements include elevators, multiple building entry levels, and accessible features such as wider doorways and handicap access. Outdoors the community offers landscaped courtyards, barbecue and outdoor living areas, fenced perimeters, tennis courts, and recreational courts; some buildings sit near playgrounds and convenience retail within the complex. Security measures are emphasized: gated entry, 24-hour patrol and a staffed guardhouse or doorman at some entrances. Parking is surface-level with assigned and guest spaces; pet policies are generally permissive in advertised units. The setting is suburban Cutler Bay, with quick access to US-1, the Turnpike and nearby shopping, schools, parks, and the Black Point Marina, appealing to buyers who want amenity-rich, lower-density condo living with easy highway connections.