14203 Sw 66Th St

A mid-rise condominium complex in Miami built in 1977, the property rises five stories and primarily offers two-bedroom residences. The architecture and massing reflect late-1970s suburban-urban condo design with functional circulation via elevators and first- and third-floor entry options. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens with islands or breakfast areas, built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets, dual sinks in primary baths, and tiled floors; many units have large living/dining areas and main-level primary suites. Private outdoor spaces are standard with balconies or screened terraces that open to lake, golf-course, or pool views. Shared grounds emphasize active outdoor recreation: four lighted tennis courts, a large pool and sauna, tiki-style barbecue and covered grilling areas, landscaped courtyards, and a lakeside trail adjacent to Miccosukee Golf Course. The community is gated with assigned parking (including covered spaces), guest parking, storm shutters, and on-site laundry facilities on each floor. HOA rules include a strict no-rental policy and owner-occupancy requirements; the association has completed the 40-year recertification and maintains reserve funds. The setting is suburban within Miami’s Kendall area, close to schools, shopping, and highways, offering a neighborhood-oriented lifestyle centered on outdoor recreation and social clubhouse amenities.