820 Nw 87Th Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1972, the property spans four stories and offers a mix of one- to three-bedroom residences arranged as stacked and courtyard-facing units. Architecture and massing are typical of early 1970s South Florida garden-style complexes: low-profile blocks organized around landscaped courtyards, shady walkways, and communal green space. Individual units feature practical layouts with main-level living areas, built-in storage, pantry space, and a range of interior details such as closet cabinetry, custom mirrors, crown moldings, and a combination of tile and wood flooring. Many homes include private outdoor space—balconies, patios, or terraces—with some ground-floor units opening directly to lawn and lake views. Building services are straightforward: elevator access to upper floors, on-site laundry in common areas, and a mix of assigned surface parking spaces close to entries. Common outdoor amenities emphasize recreation and social use: a community pool, clubhouse, basketball and tennis courts, and expanses of grassy areas with mature landscaping and occasional fruit trees. Exterior features include awnings, fenced courtyards, and covered porches that provide shaded outdoor living. Unit-level mechanical updates are varied—examples note HVAC and water heater replacements in recent years—but building systems reflect incremental maintenance rather than a single comprehensive modernization. Pet and HOA rules vary by unit; storage lockers and hurricane shutters are present in many residences. Situated in the Fontainebleau/Miami crossroads, the complex sits within easy driving distance of Dolphin Mall, major highways (826, 836, Florida Turnpike), the airport, and neighborhood retail and schools. The location supports a car-oriented but conveniently connected lifestyle, with quick access to shopping, dining, and transit corridors while offering quieter, garden-oriented communal living within a dense suburban fabric.