9962 Sw 88Th St

Puerta del Sol is a low-rise residential condominium complex in Miami’s Kendall submarket, built in 1968 and organized around two-story stacked units. The project reads as garden-style housing with landscaped courtyards, walkways and modest outdoor living spaces; many residences include private balconies, patios and direct exterior access. Units are configured as one- and two-bedroom plans with upper-level primary bedrooms, walk-in closets in some layouts, and a mix of tiled and wood/laminate floors. Kitchen storage often includes a pantry and bathrooms feature dual sinks or remodeled fixtures in certain homes. Common facilities are oriented to family and everyday convenience: two communal swimming pools, a clubhouse, guest parking plus assigned spaces, and additional storage options. The association manages exterior maintenance and basic utilities common to the community and enforces a straightforward pet and occupancy policy typical of condominium associations. Located near major arterials (Turnpike and 874), retail plazas and medical centers, the community offers a suburban-urban lifestyle with quick highway access, neighborhood shopping and family-oriented services rather than high-rise city living.