Studio Homes for Rent in Hialeah Acres

Hialeah Acres in Miami is a neighborhood characterized by its densely set cottages and ranch-style homes, many of which were built in the 1940s and 1950s. These homes often feature Spanish Revival architecture, including stucco siding and terracotta barrel roof tiles. The cottages typically have two or three bedrooms, while the ranches can offer up to five bedrooms. The area also features historic Spanish Revival low-rise condos. Hialeah Acres is free from homeowners' associations outside of the condominiums. The neighborhood includes several parks, such as Cuban Culture in Exile Heritage Park, which honors Cuban exiles, and Babcock Park, known for its community pool and athletic facilities. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park offers shaded playgrounds and various sports courts. Dining options are diverse, with local favorites like Maruchi for Cuban cuisine and La Carne Asada for Nicaraguan dishes. Hialeah Park Casino, a historic entertainment hub, features over 850 slot machines, a poker room, and multiple restaurants. Public transportation is widely used, with Metrobus stops throughout the neighborhood and the Okeechobee Metrorail Station nearby, providing connections to Miami International Airport, 3 miles away, and Downtown Miami, just under 10 miles away. Traffic is a common issue, but the neighborhood's proximity to major roads like Interstate 95, 5 miles away, offers practical commuting options. Schools in the area are part of the Miami-Dade County Public Schools system, with Miami Springs Senior High offering specialized career academies and the Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education program.