1904 Bermuda Cir

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1985, the property spans four stories and offers primarily two-bedroom residences arranged as stacked and single-level units. Architecture is typical of mid-1980s South Florida garden-style developments: low-pitched roofs, landscaped courtyards and walkways, and lakefront siting that prioritizes water and fountain views. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens with breakfast bars or islands, walk-in closets, dual sinks in master baths, and enclosed patios or balconies that extend living space outdoors. Common-area elements include elevators, on-site laundry hubs, and a mix of ground-floor and upper-floor entries tailored for accessibility. Exterior amenities emphasize outdoor recreation and social life: screened patios, barbecue/grilling areas, tennis courts, walking paths, privacy walls and storm shutters. The complex functions as a gated, age-restricted (55+) community with an active clubhouse offering theater programming, fitness facilities, organized clubs and social events. On-site services and conveniences include a community restaurant, pharmacy access, courtesy shuttle within the development, and organized transportation to nearby shopping and medical centers when available. Parking is surface-level with assigned spots close to building entries. Pet and rental rules follow association governance and there are specific financial and occupancy requirements set by the association.