1501 NE 191st St

A low-rise condominium complex in Miami built in 1969 with four stories and a mix of one- and two-bedroom layouts. The architecture is typical of late-1960s garden-style developments: low-profile blocks organized around landscaped courtyards, walkways, and surface parking. Units feature practical interior elements such as eat-in kitchens, kitchen islands or breakfast bars in some units, main-level primary bedrooms, high ceilings in favored units, and a range of built-in storage, walk-in closets, and remodeled finishes in many homes. Balconies, enclosed porches or Florida rooms extend living space and overlook shared green areas, a golf course view in parts, and a central pool. Common facilities reflect neighborhood-scale living: a staffed lobby is not typical but there is elevator access, outdoor barbecue and patio areas, courtyard seating, and community grilling/entertaining zones. Exterior upgrades noted across the association include a replaced roof and enhanced exterior lighting and security measures; many units have storm shutters or hurricane-impact openings. The homeowners association manages landscaping, pool maintenance, water and basic cable in some assessments, enforces rental restrictions and maintains a predominantly owner-occupied tenor. Nearby access to shopping, major highways and beaches positions the complex within a suburban-urban fringe lifestyle focused on convenience and outdoor amenity use.