9310 W Flagler St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1973, the property spreads across two stories with predominantly one-bedroom units. Architecture is understated mid-century low-rise: stucco facades, simple rooflines and regularly spaced windows framing ground-level patios and second-floor balconies. Interiors commonly feature first-floor entry plans or small stair access to second-floor units, eat-in kitchens with breakfast bars, combined living/dining rooms and split-bedroom layouts; many residences include walk-in closets and a modest formal dining area in select layouts. Units have been updated over time with tiled floors, modernized bathrooms, and impact-rated exterior doors and windows in some homes. Common exterior areas include gated courtyards, fenced perimeters, private patios and shared barbecue spaces; fencing and high-impact security doors contribute to a secure, contained community feel. On-site conveniences are basic: mailbox and laundry rooms serve the small community, while parking is surface-level and arranged around the low buildings. Pet policies and dedicated concierge services are not prominent; HOA dues are modest and the association is described as financially stable. Located in Miami with close access to major expressways, nearby shopping centers and schools, the complex delivers a compact, affordable option for buyers seeking ground-oriented, low-density condominium living within a gated, well-maintained neighborhood.