111 Cleveland St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1971, this two-story property contains a small collection of mostly one-bedroom units (with occasional two-bedroom layouts) across 24 residences. The architecture is typical of early 1970s South Florida garden-style buildings: low massing, exterior corridors, modest balconies and shared courtyards that emphasize outdoor living. Interior units commonly feature tiled floors, eat-in kitchens, combined living/dining areas, and bathrooms that range from original to selectively updated. Many ground-floor homes have main-level primary bedrooms and stacked bedroom configurations that maximize compact footprints. Common-area amenities are basic and practical: assigned parking spaces for residents, coin-operated laundry on site, exterior maintenance included through a low HOA fee, and storm shutters for hurricane protection. The association enforces rental and pet restrictions (notably multi-year rental minimums and frequent no-pet rules), and utilities such as water and basic cable/satellite are commonly bundled into HOA dues. Landscaping is modest, with shared outdoor seating areas and proximity to Lake Osborne giving the property a green, park-adjacent feel. Situated a short walk from shopping, grocery, Tri-Rail transit and John Prince Park, the building appeals to residents prioritizing location and convenience over high-end finishes. The community attracts a mix of full-time locals and seasonal residents, and units are often offered furnished or sold as-is, reflecting a straightforward, value-oriented ownership model.