12455 Sw 93Rd Ter

Kenland Pointe is a low-rise, four-story condominium complex built in 1985 that offers predominantly two- and three-bedroom residences across multiple low-density wings. The architecture is typical of mid-1980s suburban Miami condos: straightforward massing, external corridors, and generous private terraces or wraparound balconies for many units. Interiors commonly include tiled floors, double-access bathrooms, walk-in closets in primary bedrooms, pantry space in kitchens, and in-unit laundry; several units feature main-level primary layouts, soaking tubs, multiple en suite baths, and handicap-accessible entries. Shared building features include an elevator, exterior storage lockers, accordion storm shutters, and ample unassigned open parking. Outdoors residents have access to community amenities such as a pool, clubhouse, landscaped garden areas, and tennis courts, with site lighting and porch/terrace living emphasized for the warm climate. HOA dues historically cover water, cable, insurance and exterior maintenance. The pet policy is permissive but size-limited in some listings, and short‑term leasing is typically restricted during the first year of ownership. The property sits in central Kendall near Kendall Drive and the Turnpike, placing everyday shopping, restaurants and commuter routes within easy reach and reflecting a relaxed, suburban-urban edge lifestyle.