501 Sw 75Th St

Cricket Club is a low-rise, garden-style condominium community built in 1977 and composed primarily of two-story townhome-style units in three- and four-bedroom layouts. The architecture favors practical suburban proportions with private entries, screened porches or balconies, and modest courtyards and green buffers between buildings. Interior features found across units include open and flexible floorplans, formal and eat-in dining arrangements, high ceilings in places, split-bedroom plans, walk-in closets, solid wood cabinetry, and a mix of original and updated finishes such as luxury vinyl plank or tile on main levels. Many homes have dual sinks, attic ventilation, laundry/storage rooms, and sliding or French doors connecting indoor spaces to screened outdoor living. Exterior common areas emphasize recreation and family use: landscaped gardens, a clubhouse, swimming pools, an exercise room, basketball and tennis courts, playgrounds, irrigation and lighting, plus private patios and assigned covered parking or two-car carports for some units. The association manages maintenance with HOA dues that commonly include water service; the community is gated and positioned for suburban convenience with close access to I-75, shopping at Oaks Mall and Butler Plaza, University of Florida bus routes, medical centers, and restaurants. Pet runs and on-site storage are typical, while renovation histories vary by unit from cosmetic updates to full window and flooring replacements and hurricane-rated glazing.