305 W 68Th St

A low-rise, five-story residential condominium built in 1975, the complex offers mostly three-bedroom layouts alongside a mix of two- and three-bedroom resale units. The architecture is utilitarian mid‑1970s suburban multifamily: stucco façades, simple balconies and an internal courtyard that frames communal outdoor space. Units typically feature tile floors, eat-in kitchens with pantry or breakfast areas, and split-bedroom plans with walk-in or ample closet cabinetry; many listings note enclosed or covered balconies that extend living space. Common areas include ground-level laundry rooms on each floor, elevator service, and gated entry with a private fenced parking lot offering assigned and guest spaces. Exterior amenities emphasize practical outdoor living — courtyards, barbecue areas, porches and security shutters are common. Building maintenance has included structural, roofing and electrical work in recent years, and the HOA covers water and trash for low monthly dues. The property sits adjacent to Amelia Earhart Park with convenient access to the Palmetto Expressway and nearby retail, making it a commuter-friendly, suburban-urban hybrid environment favored by families and investors. Pet and rental policies vary by unit and listing, and individual residences range from move-in ready to needing renovation.