1900 W 54th St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1975, the property consists of four stories of primarily two-bedroom residences arranged around courtyards and shared outdoor spaces. Architectural character is typical of suburban South Florida development from the mid-1970s: simple massing, low-pitched roofs, external walkways, and private balconies off many units. Interiors tend to feature practical, lived-in layouts — eat-in kitchens with built-ins and pantry space, dining/living combinations, walk-in closets in primary bedrooms, and a mix of tub and separate-shower bathing arrangements. Units offer conveniences such as in-unit laundry hookups, multiple entry points on some plans, ceramic or hardwood flooring, and accessible features on select residences. Common areas emphasize everyday community living: a gated entry, landscaped courtyards, barbecue and patio areas, and a pool viewed from upper-level balconies. Residents typically rely on assigned and guest parking within the property; storm shutters, awnings, and fencing reflect the region’s weather considerations. The association covers basic utilities like water, sewer and trash in monthly fees and maintains on-site recreational amenities including a gym and clubroom. Located adjacent to Westland Mall and close to major roadways, the complex sits within a dense retail and service corridor of Hialeah, offering immediate access to shopping, dining, and transit routes.