3375 W 76th St

A low-rise townhouse complex in Hialeah built in 1994, the community is organized as two-story paired residences with a mix of two- and three-bedroom floor plans. Architecture is straightforward suburban-urban townhouse vernacular: tiled roofs, modest balconies or enclosed porches, and simple stucco façades. Interiors commonly feature open living/dining arrangements, eat-in kitchens or islands, pantry storage, tile flooring throughout, main- and upper-level primary bedrooms, vaulted ceilings in some units, walk-in closets, and split-bedroom layouts. Units frequently include in-unit washer/dryer hookups and sliding glass doors that lead to small private outdoor spaces—balconies, patios, or porches—with many homes equipped with storm/accordion shutters. Common-area and exterior elements prioritize low-maintenance living: fenced yards, sheds for storage, awnings, and paved parking with two spaces typical for a unit. The association appears established with reserve funds and routine HOA oversight. Parking is surface-level; guest parking is limited. Located near major roadways, hospitals, schools, shopping centers, and public transit corridors, the complex suits buyers seeking commuter convenience and walkable daily errands. Pet and service policies vary by unit and association rules; many listings sell as-is and follow specific financing or cash-offer requirements.