2100 Ne 38Th St

Tarelton Manor is a low-rise, garden-style cooperative community built in 1965 and organized as mostly one- and two-bedroom units across two stories. The architecture is modest mid-century Florida — low-slung blocks with screened lanais, covered walkways, and balcony or patio access for many ground- and first-floor residences. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include features such as open living-dining plans, kitchens with breakfast bars or islands, built-in storage and pantries, primary bedrooms on the main level in many layouts, in-unit laundry where upgraded, and combinations of tile, carpet or marble flooring. Exterior common areas emphasize outdoor living: landscaped courtyards, screened porches, patios, barbecue shelters, shuffleboard courts, and a heated swimming pool adjacent to a clubhouse with a kitchen. The association appears self-managed with regular capital improvements noted — recent work includes roof replacement, balcony upgrades, impact windows and newer mechanicals in many units. Assigned surface parking is located close to unit entries for convenience. Policies and lifestyle cues point to an active 55+ community with restrictions on leasing and pets in some cases; on-site amenities and proximity to shops, library, transit, and beaches create a walkable, maintenance-light setting oriented to retirees and seasonal residents.