950 Sw 138Th Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1993, the community spans four stories and primarily offers two-bedroom floorplans configured for single-level living. Architecture is typical of suburban South Florida garden-style developments with low-pitched rooflines, exterior courtyards, screened patios and balconies overlooking landscaped lakes and walkways. Units commonly include eat-in kitchens or breakfast nooks, built-in storage and walk-in closets, stacked or in-unit washers and dryers, updated kitchens and baths in many homes, and hurricane-impact or accordion shutters on exterior openings. Common building features include elevators, ground-floor entry options, attic/storage spaces, and accessible design elements. Outdoors, residents find shared amenities clustered around a large clubhouse and lake: multiple swimming pools, tennis and pickleball courts, barbecue and patio areas, paved walking/jogging paths, and secured entries with 24-hour security. The association provides extensive social programming targeted to active adults aged 55 and over, plus free local shuttle/transportation services. Parking is surface-level with assigned spaces; many buildings sit directly adjacent to recreational lawns and the golf facilities found within the larger community. Pet and rental rules vary by unit line but the overall community enforces age-restricted membership and organized homeowner association governance.