77 E 4Th St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 2003, the property is organized as two- and three-level townhouse-style 2-bedroom units across three stories. Architecture leans utilitarian and suburban — modest façades, private entries, and varied rooflines common to early-2000s South Florida garden-style developments. Interiors typically include eat-in kitchens, main-level living/dining configurations, and a mix of first-floor and upper-level primary bedrooms; many units offer built-in pantry and closet storage, dual bathrooms and in-unit laundry in renovated examples. Exterior features emphasize private outdoor space with balconies, front porches, privacy walls, fenced yards, and some landscaping that includes fruit trees. Common areas are small-scale and well-maintained: assigned parking plus guest spaces, paved drive aisles, and communal walkways; the HOA is described as low-fee but with limited reserve funds. Pet and rental allowances vary by unit/association, though the community has historically been marketed to first-time buyers and investors. Located in East Hialeah, the development sits within walking distance of shopping, restaurants, schools and public transit, providing easy regional access to Miami International Airport and nearby urban cores. The overall lifestyle leans practical and value-driven, prioritizing convenience, modest maintenance, and proximity to neighborhood services.