11100 86Th Ave

A low-rise, land-owned residential complex built in 1971, composed of three-story buildings organized around landscaped courtyards and walking paths. Units are primarily two-bedroom condominium/co-op residences with features typical of mid-century garden-style developments: enclosed sunrooms or lanais, balconies, and sizable living/dining footprints. Interiors commonly include eat-in kitchens, solid-surface counters, ceiling fans, walk-in closets, accessibility elements, and window treatments; many units have undergone individual updates such as new A/C systems, revised electrical panels, quartz counters, and modern flooring. Shared building components include elevators in some buildings, on-site storage lockers, assigned parking with additional visitor spaces, and ground-floor mail, laundry and trash rooms. The community centers on clubhouse amenities — a Peacock Center with auditorium/meeting space, fitness room, library and event programming — plus recreational features scattered through the property: a heated pool and spa, sauna, shuffleboard, and multiple lakes. A complimentary community shuttle and on-site sidewalks connect residences to adjacent retail at Seminole City Center and the nearby mall. The complex operates with building-level boards, regular maintenance fees (often inclusive of property taxes) and organized social programming geared to an active 55+ population. Pet, rental and other policies are governed by individual building corporations.