401 Sw 109Th Ave

El Polo is a small, two-story condominium complex built in 1984 comprising modest townhouse-style units, predominantly configured as two-bedroom, 1.5-bath layouts. The low-rise development reads as a garden-style community with individual street-level entries and attached or assigned parking within a compact site. Unit interiors typically feature tile or carpet flooring, split-bedroom plans upstairs, a main-level living/dining area, and a half bath on the ground floor; some units include attic space, first-floor entry primaries, French/atrium doors, and closet organization. A number of residences have been selectively renovated—new wood floors, updated kitchens, and remodeled primary baths appear in recent listings—while other units are offered cosmetically basic or as handyman specials. Exterior provisions are minimal but practical: private patios or enclosed rear patios on select units, outdoor living areas, and recent community capital upgrades noted across the complex (roofs, impact windows and doors, new fencing, and resurfaced parking). Pet and formal amenity policies are not emphasized; common area offerings are limited, and the association operates with low maintenance fees and minimal reserves. Location is a primary attribute: the property sits a short walk from Florida International University, near retail corridors, major highways and public transit, making it popular for students, faculty, and investors seeking rental demand and quick access to Miami’s west-side transportation routes.