711 Lori Dr

A low-rise condominium complex in Palm Springs, Florida, built in 1974 and organized around four stories. Units are primarily one-bedroom floor plans with some two-bedroom layouts and a variety of interior features typical of mid-1970s suburban developments that have seen periodic modern updates. Interiors commonly include tile or porcelain flooring, eat-in kitchens or kitchen/dining combos, walk-in closets in primary bedrooms, split-bedroom plans, utility rooms, and enclosed lanais or balconies. Bathrooms vary between tubs, separate showers, and combined tub-shower arrangements; many units show evidence of remodels such as granite counters and stainless-steel appliances. Exterior character is modest: low-rise walk-up wings linked to community walkways, screened porches, patios, and storm/security shutters; several units offer canal or green-space views. The community operates as a 55+ association with clubhouse-oriented common areas—multiple pools, a clubhouse with recreational rooms (billiards, card rooms), fitness/exercise room, putting green, shuffleboard and bocce courts—and on-site laundry and trash chute access on upper levels. Building services and policies include HOA-covered utilities such as water and cable in many cases, roof maintenance assessments handled by the association, assigned parking nearby, elevator access to upper floors, and restrictions like initial rental prohibitions and minimum credit requirements. The complex sits close to shopping, restaurants, transit stops, and regional roadways, offering a quiet, amenity-driven retirement lifestyle in a warm-weather setting.