1700 Sw 16Th Ct

Summit House is a low-rise condominium complex in Gainesville built in 1987 with two stories of primarily one- and two-bedroom units. The architecture is straightforward and functional, reflecting late-20th-century multi-family design with ground-level entries, private balconies and modest courtyards. Interiors favor practical layouts: open living/dining combinations, eat-in kitchens or kitchen/family room plans, split-bedroom arrangements and many units with a primary bedroom on the main floor. Typical interior finishes include solid wood cabinetry, stone or solid-surface counters, ceiling fans, window treatments and walk-in closets in select homes. The community provides shared conveniences such as on-site laundry rooms, an outdoor swimming pool, landscaped courtyard areas, fenced sections and private mailbox access. Parking is surface-level with resident decal spaces and guest options; the HOA covers exterior maintenance, roof repairs, hazard insurance, pest control and water service, reducing owners’ hands-on upkeep. Pet policies and other service details vary by unit. Located within easy walking distance of the University of Florida, UF Health/Shands Hospital and the VA Medical Center, Summit House sits on regular RTS bus routes and is surrounded by university-supporting retail and medical amenities, making it a practical, transit-oriented option for students, medical staff and investors seeking turn-key rental potential.