501 Nw 15Th Ave

A low-rise residential complex built in 1965 and arranged across two stories, this small condominium community offers predominantly one- and two-bedroom units configured for efficient, apartment-style living. Many residences were modernized with major renovations around 2003–2004 and periodic unit-level updates (notably kitchen and bathroom work in the 2010s), resulting in a mix of original midcentury elements and newer finishes. Interiors emphasize practical layouts: open kitchen/living combos, eat-in kitchens, main-floor primary bedrooms in some units, ceiling fans, window treatments, thermostats, and modest storage. Exterior components are straightforward and low-maintenance, with basic site lighting, sidewalks, rain gutters and shared grounds; association dues cover water, sewer, lawn maintenance, trash and recycling. Common-area features are simple and community-focused: on-site laundry, outside storage, a barbeque area, and assigned parking for each unit. The association manages exterior upkeep and landscaping, reducing owner responsibility. Located within the Grove Street corridor near downtown Gainesville, the development sits under two miles from the University of Florida, the new Innovation Hub, cultural destinations such as The Hippodrome, and RTS transit routes, making it convenient for students, staff or renters who rely on biking or public transit.