1300 W 47th Pl

A low-rise condominium complex in Hialeah, built in 1972, composed primarily of two-story buildings with one-bedroom floorplans common throughout. The architecture is straightforward mid-century residential, with modest exterior features such as balconies, small courtyards, porches and fenced outdoor living areas that include mature landscaping and occasional fruit trees. Interiors typically present open living/dining arrangements, breakfast areas, built-in cabinetry and pantry space; many units show original or period finishes alongside some renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Common interior touches reported across units include skylights, jetted tubs, walk-in closets, custom mirrors and central entry foyers for select layouts. Shared-site amenities are minimal and practical—assigned parking (often two spaces per unit), low HOA fees, and ground-level access; pet or strict occupant restrictions may apply per association rules. The complex’s maintenance model emphasizes affordability rather than full-service luxury: utilities like hot water and gas are sometimes covered in the HOA, and construction/condition ranges from bank-owned as-is sales to fully remodeled units. Location is a dominant feature—properties are close to shopping, schools and major highways, offering commuter convenience and everyday retail within walking or short driving distance.