The Fountains at Fontainebleau

The Fountains at Fontainebleau is a low-rise condominium complex built in 1972 and spread across six stories. Units are predominantly two-bedroom layouts, with occasional one- and three-bedroom variations reported; many residences feature balconies or patios, in-unit washers/dryers in some listings, walk-in closets, and a mix of tile and wood flooring. Common interior features emphasize practical living: eat-in kitchens or breakfast areas, formal dining or combined living/dining rooms, multiple entry-level configurations, and hallmarks like built-in cabinetry, pantry space, and separate shower or tub-shower arrangements. Elevators serve the building and first-floor entry options exist for some units. The property’s exterior and grounds are oriented toward outdoor recreation and community life: an Olympic-sized pool, tennis courts, landscaped courtyards with fruit trees, barbecue and outdoor living areas, playgrounds and a clubhouse are part of the shared amenities. Parking typically includes assigned spaces (often one or two per unit) plus visitor parking, and the complex is described as gated with 24-hour security in some listings. Balcony and storm-security shutters are common exterior elements. Located in the Fontainebleau neighborhood of Miami, the complex sits close to shopping centers (Dolphin Mall, International Mall), major highways and public conveniences, with proximity to FIU and easy access toward Doral and downtown. The association handles exterior maintenance and building insurance; HOA fees are noted as relatively low in some listings. The community’s profile mixes family-friendly recreational offerings, investor-friendly rental demand, and commuter convenience.