San Marco (Building 8850)

San Marco is a low-rise, four-story condominium built in 1971 and located in the Fontainebleau area of Miami. The property is comprised primarily of two-bedroom layouts (with variable bath counts noted in listings) and reflects mid-century multi-family construction with straightforward, functional architecture. Units commonly feature tile floors, balconies or screened patios, eat-in kitchens, modest built-in cabinetry, skylights in select units, and a mix of tub/shower and shower-only bathrooms; several listings reference corner units and higher ceilings in some living rooms. Common building elements include elevator access, assigned parking (often two spaces per unit), gated-community security and shared outdoor spaces such as a community pool, clubhouse, barbecue/patio areas, and fenced grounds. Interior conveniences reported across the property mix include walk-in closets in primary bedrooms, laundry hookups or in-unit washer/dryer in some units, central vacuum in a few units, and elevator-served entries to upper floors. The condominium association typically covers water, exterior insurance, and trash pick-up; units are frequently sold as-is and have been offered to investors as well as owner-occupants. The immediate neighborhood provides easy access to major roadways, shopping (including Dolphin Mall), restaurants, and nearby schools, creating a largely convenient, transit-accessible suburban-urban lifestyle.