While the name “Sierra” might evoke images of snowy peaks and jagged mountains, potential homebuyers won’t find either in this sunny South Florida suburb. Instead, residents enjoy quick access to city-like amenities and events, as well as a variety of affordable housing options. This, paired with its quiet residential streets, makes for a blend of comfort and convenience.
Residents can grab everyday necessities at Ives Dairy Crossing, home to a Publix for groceries and retail stores like Dollar Tree, Walgreens and Rainbow Shops. A taste of the islands can be found just across the street at Donna’s Caribbean, known for its chicken wings and yellow rice. Not far is Frozen Hut, where those with a sweet tooth head for a milkshake or rolled-up ice cream.
The area features a unique layout, with a mix of standard right-angle and gently curved streets, adding character to the neighborhood landscape. Sidewalks and palm trees line the streets, with plenty of yard space and greenery to keep things colorful. Houses in Sierra are primarily single-story ranch styles built in the 1950s and 1960s, but bright exteriors and mixed design elements give the neighborhood plenty of charm. Clean, modern styles share the streets with classic, Spanish-inspired homes sporting clay roof tiles and arched entrances. Homes in Sierra don’t enter the market often but are generally priced at or below average for Miami Gardens, ranging from $380,000 to $500,000 depending on size and condition. Those not quite ready to buy a home can still find excellent options for condos, which are typically priced around $ 100,000.
When October rolls around, many head to Greynolds Park off Northeast 22nd Avenue for the Love in Music Festival, a ticketed live concert event for a day of local rock band shows. The park also hosts the Free Monthly Bluegrass Festival, held on the first Sunday of every month.
When it’s time for class, young students attend Hibiscus Elementary School, which maintains a C on Niche and offers students free online homework help through its Pop N’ Prep Program. Older students will attend Andover Middle School, which also maintains a C on Niche, before heading to Miami Norland Senior High School, which Niche has given a C-plus.
The Snake Creek Canal is a popular local spot for fishing and kayaking, but those looking to stay dry can enjoy Snake Creek Trail, a paved greenway along the canal’s edge, stretching 6.5 miles. Residents also enjoy picnics at Sierra Park, the neighborhood’s community green space. The park features a playground for the little ones, free exercise equipment for those looking to break a sweat and plenty of space for a game of soccer.
The 13-mile commute to downtown Miami is convenient, thanks to I-95 Express, which also carries residents to Miami International Airport, just 2 miles farther. Closer to home is the HCA Florida Aventura Hospital, which sits 5.3 miles away along Biscayne Boulevard and Larkin University’s campus, located on the neighborhood’s south end.
Carlos Garcia
Casabella Miami Realty
(786) 628-8045
26 Total Sales
1 in Sierra
$9,500 Price
Gredys Companioni
Coldwell Banker Realty
(844) 663-4274
38 Total Sales
1 in Sierra
$500,000 Price
Beatriz Munoz Sarria
Keller Williams Realty International Lifestyles
(786) 460-3017
44 Total Sales
1 in Sierra
$420,000 Price
Mia Rodrigues
Keller Williams Central
(754) 254-8672
34 Total Sales
1 in Sierra
$440,000 Price
Armando Silva
Lyfe Realty Group
(786) 610-6382
22 Total Sales
1 in Sierra
$500,000 Price
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Donald Conley
RENAISSANCE R.E. ASSOCIATES
(786) 244-3129
8 Total Sales
1 in Sierra
$455,000 Price
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On average, homes in Sierra, Miami sell after 82 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Sierra, Miami over the last 12 months is $375,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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