900 Colony Pt Cir

Colony Point is a low-rise, garden-style condominium complex built in 1981 with five stories of predominantly one- and two-bedroom homes geared toward active adults. Buildings cluster around landscaped lakes and walking paths, presenting a mix of corner and interior units with screened balconies or patios and numerous water-view aspects. Unit interiors commonly include features like eat-in kitchens, built-in storage, dual-sink baths or jetted tubs in some residences, stacked or main-level bedroom arrangements, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups; many units have been updated with granite counters, stainless appliances, laminate or tile flooring, and hurricane accordion or roll-up shutters. The community is gate-controlled and oriented to 55+ residents, with a guarded entry, concierge-style front security presence, and assigned storage and parking. Shared facilities are extensive and resort-like: multiple heated pools, indoor and outdoor spas/jacuzzis, sauna, a fitness room, tennis/racquetball and pickleball courts, shuffleboard, a theater and billiard room, clubhouse spaces for crafts and social events, a jogging path, boat tie-up area, and a community shuttle bus. Exterior amenities include courtyards, barbecue/Tiki pavilion areas, patios, covered porches, and on-site maintenance and grounds services. Pet and leasing restrictions are imposed per the association rules. Units are served by elevators in select buildings and on-site management; monthly condo fees typically cover water, sewer, basic cable, and internet. The complex is sited near retail, medical centers, and transportation corridors in Pembroke Pines, offering a suburban, amenity-forward lifestyle tailored to retirees seeking social programming, active recreation, and low-maintenance homeownership.