9350 Fontainebleau Blvd

A mid-rise condominium complex in Miami built in 1972, the property spans six stories and primarily offers one-bedroom layouts alongside occasional larger units historically marketed in listings. The architecture is typical of early 1970s South Florida residential design: low-rise massing, balconies for many units, and practical exterior amenities such as courtyards, porches, fenced areas and tennis courts. Interiors commonly feature tiled floors, modest kitchens with eat-in or breakfast areas, defined living and dining rooms, walk-in closets in larger units, and a mix of bathtub and shower-only bathrooms. Common-area provisions include an elevator, landscaped pool and garden spaces, barbecue areas, and onsite laundry/clubhouse features reported in the community. Parking is typically assigned and ample; the complex has security measures like accordion or storm shutters noted in prior ads. The site is sited for convenience to Miami International Airport, FIU and major highways with nearby shopping, restaurants and transit, supporting a neighborhood lifestyle oriented around accessibility, recreation and a campus-adjacent residential market.