1800 W 54Th St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1980, the property spans four stories and primarily offers three-bedroom residences configured for family living. Architecture is unpretentious late-20th-century garden-style multifamily, featuring external corridors, low-pitched roofs and a mix of private patios and balconies that face interior courtyards and pool areas. Interiors commonly include tiled floors, eat-in kitchens with pantry or breakfast areas, separate formal dining spaces, high ceilings in some units, multiple entry-level layouts (first-, second- and third-floor entries), and a range of closet and storage options including walk-in closets and pantry cabinetry. Baths vary between tub/shower combinations and shower-only layouts; many units show evidence of selective updating such as granite counters and newer appliances. Common building features include an elevator, gated entry and secured parking, storm shutters and high-impact doors in many units, on-site laundry in-unit or stacked W/D, and court-like outdoor amenities such as barbecue stations, fruit trees, patios and covered outdoor living areas. The association typically covers exterior insurance and some utilities; the community is described as quiet and family-oriented with proximate commuter access to Palmetto Expressway, I-75 and Miami International Airport. Neighborhood context is suburban-urban Hialeah near Westland Mall, parks, restaurants, and neighborhood services, making the complex a practical choice for commuters, families, and investors seeking turnkey or modestly upgraded condos.