6195 Nw 186Th St

A low-rise residential complex constructed in 1991, the property comprises four stories of predominantly one-bedroom condominium units. The architecture is typical of suburban South Florida garden-style communities: low massing, exterior corridors and a mix of private patios and small balconies that visually connect units to landscaped courtyards. Interiors vary by unit but often include eat-in kitchens with breakfast bars or islands, single full bathrooms with tub/shower combinations, walk-in closets in some layouts, and compact living-dining areas. Buildings provide accessible circulation via elevator and multiple ground-level entrances; some units feature main-level primary bedrooms and first-floor entry. Communal outdoor spaces emphasize casual recreation with a courtyard, barbecue areas, tennis courts, fruit trees and lighting, plus fenced boundaries and privacy walls that create a semi-enclosed community feel. Assigned parking and gated access are typical in listings, and units have been marketed both for owner-occupancy and investor rental use; many sales and rentals noted short-term leasing flexibility. The property footprint and amenity set cater to low-maintenance living rather than bespoke luxury, and the neighborhood location near major highways offers straightforward commuting and regional access within Hialeah and greater Miami-Dade County.