2851 S Palm Aire Dr

A mid-rise condominium complex built in 1972, organized across six stories and primarily composed of one-bedroom floor plans alongside larger multi-bedroom corner units. The architecture is characteristic of early 1970s suburban resort-residential developments: low-profile massing, extended walkways, screened balconies and patios, and broad windows oriented toward landscaped courtyards and golf-course views. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include eat-in kitchens or kitchen-dining combinations, built-in storage and closet cabinetry, main-level primary suites, and a mix of tile and laminate flooring; many residences feature enclosed or screened terraces, jetted tubs or remodeled bathrooms, and first- or second-floor entry options. Shared building elements include a staffed lobby, elevators, mail and extra storage rooms, and on-floor laundry access in some stacks. The property’s grounds emphasize outdoor living with a pool and clubhouse positioned near the buildings, tennis courts, walking/jogging paths, barbecue and patio areas, and canal-side vistas. Parking is surface-level with visitor spaces and close-to-entry spots; hurricane shutters and impact doors are used on many units. The community operates as a golf-focused condominium with on-site course views, maintenance that often covers water and basic cable, all-ages residency rules, and association rules regarding initial leasing periods. Location advantages include proximity to a casino complex, everyday shopping, restaurants, major roadways (I-95/Turnpike), and roughly six miles to the Atlantic beaches, making the development a low-density, amenity-rich suburban choice for year-round or seasonal living.