7501 Nw 16Th St

Village Square is a low-rise condominium complex in Plantation, Florida, built in 1976 and arranged across five stories. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom floorplans, some with flexible layouts created by past conversions; typical interiors include eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets, dual sinks in some baths, in-unit laundry where provided, and a mix of first- and upper-level primary bedroom configurations. Exterior character is suburban garden-style: low buildings around landscaped courtyards with patios, balconies, barbecue areas, storm shutters and perimeter fencing. Shared facilities reflect community-oriented living and include a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, children’s play area and ample guest parking. Accessibility features include elevators and ground-level entries for several buildings. The condominium association manages periodic exterior maintenance and painting projects and enforces rules on rentals and vehicle types; pet policies are generally permissive in the community. Located near major expressways, retail centers and schools, the complex targets residents seeking lower-density, amenity-supported condo living in a suburban Plantation neighborhood.