2190 W 60Th St

A low-rise condominium complex constructed in 1986 and organized as two-story townhouse-style units. The property mixes one- and two-bedroom floorplans with duplex circulation: living spaces and primary entries on the ground level, bedrooms frequently located on the upper level, and occasional split-bedroom arrangements. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, pantry storage, washer/dryer hookups inside units, tiled flooring, walk-in and built-in closets, and practical finishes that reflect periodic updates rather than full luxury renovations. Many units include private outdoor areas — balconies, patios, or ground-level outdoor living spaces — and exterior details such as awnings, fencing and accordion or iron security protections. Common elements support accessibility with first-floor entries and some handicap-accessible features. Shared-site amenities are modest: surface guest parking dispersed across the grounds and camera surveillance reported in some units. The association maintains building exteriors and periodically undertakes projects like repainting; monthly HOA fees are generally low. The complex sits in central Hialeah, close to shopping, schools, and major roadways, offering easy access to Miami-Dade transit corridors. Tenant-occupied units are common, creating a mix of owner-occupants and investors. Pet and parking rules are set by the HOA and vary by unit; services and concierge-style management are not part of the building profile. Architecturally the community reads as functional suburban multifamily housing from the mid-1980s with simple massing, external stair access for second-floor units, and practical site landscaping. The overall lifestyle appeals to buyers seeking affordability, straightforward maintenance, and proximity to everyday urban conveniences rather than high‑end finishes or resort-style amenities.