7451 Nw 16Th St

A low-rise condominium community built in 1994 and arranged across five stories, this complex offers predominantly two-bedroom residences configured as practical, mid-sized units. Architecture and massing are typical of suburban South Florida developments from the 1990s: low-profile blocks with screened patios or balconies, covered entries, and a landscaped courtyard pattern that orients many homes toward shared outdoor amenities. Interiors commonly feature tile or wood flooring, eat-in kitchens or breakfast nooks, walk-in closets in primary bedrooms, in-unit stacked washer/dryers, and a mix of bay windows and higher ceilings in some units. Building systems include elevators for upper floors, central air conditioning, and in-unit ventilation/air filtration features in some homes. Shared property features emphasize casual community living: a clubhouse, swimming pools and spa/jacuzzi, playground and barbecue/courtyard areas, gated access, assigned parking (typically two spaces per unit), and exterior storm-security measures such as impact-resistant doors or shutters. Pet and age rules vary by building section but many listings indicate all-ages occupancy while some units or associations restrict pets. The location is suburban Plantation, close to shopping, highways and regional malls, offering a commuter-friendly position with easy access to retail, dining and regional transit corridors. Overall the complex reads as a practical, amenity-oriented condominium community focused on everyday convenience rather than high-end luxury.