7810 Camino Real

Village of Kings Creek is a low-rise, mid-1970s condominium complex spread across four stories with primarily two-bedroom residences. Constructed in 1972, the property presents a garden-style layout with multiple low buildings clustered around landscaped courtyards and recreational courts. Unit entries vary between ground-level and second-floor access; many layouts include open-plan living/dining areas, breakfast bars, balconies, and modest foyer spaces. Building finishes are mixed — original-era elements are common but many units have been updated with tile, granite counters, stainless appliances, and impact windows. Shared interior features include elevators, handicap access, stacked laundry locations on each floor in some buildings, and a mix of tub/shower and shower-only baths. Exterior amenities reinforce a suburban-resort feel: several swimming pools (including heated pools), multiple lighted tennis and racquetball courts, volleyball courts, barbecue/picnic areas, children's playgrounds, and a clubhouse. Security is organized (24-hour roving officers and gated points), and parking is abundant with guest spaces; some units note private balconies or courtyard views. Pet rules are restrictive (dogs often prohibited; one indoor cat typically allowed under association rules). The complex’s location provides straightforward access to Dadeland retail and transit nodes, major expressways, and nearby medical and university campuses, positioning it as a practical choice for commuters and amenity-focused residents.