Pablo Farias

Set on a quiet stretch of Southwest Miami-Dade, this 1976 single-story home pairs a contemporary update with a private backyard built for Florida living. A free-form in-ground pool anchors the outdoor space, surrounded by a light paver deck, artificial turf, and a covered patio strung with lights, where an outdoor dining set, lounge seating, and a hanging egg chair make it easy to spend evenings outside. Tall palms and a dense hedge line the wood privacy fence, creating a secluded setting that feels removed from the street. Inside, 1,626 square feet of living space opens into a vaulted great room with recessed lighting and wood-look plank flooring. The kitchen has been refreshed with blue shaker cabinets, a mosaic tile backsplash, and a gray quartz island topped with a black cooktop, with stainless appliances including a French-door refrigerator with ice dispenser. The updated bathroom features a floating double vanity, LED-lit mirrors, and a glass-enclosed walk-in shower with a rain showerhead. This home features a fully permitted garage conversion for additional living space with private entrance. The exterior has a modern look, with white stucco walls, angular rooflines, and a dark shingle roof. A concrete walkway, gravel side beds, and a green lawn frame the front, and a covered grill and outdoor kitchen space support regular entertaining. With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a 7,500-square-foot lot, the home offers a practical layout with room to customize.