3BR – SingleFamilyResidence at 8325 NW 161st Terrace
8325 NW 161st Terrace, Miami Lakes, FL 33016
Step into a home where every detail has been thoughtfully reimagined. Completely remodeled from head to toe, this move in ready residence blends refined comfort with effortless style. The light-filled dining area flows seamlessly into a beautifully updated kitchen and inviting family room, creating the perfect setting for both everyday living and memorable gatherings. Outside, an expansive backyard offers a private retreat for al fresco dining, weekend celebrations, or peaceful evenings under the stars. A whole house water filtration system adds an extra layer of comfort and quality, while select furnishings may be included, making the transition even more effortless. Opportunities like this are rare.
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About this 3-bedroom home in Miami Lakes
This Miami Lakes home sits about 0.13 miles from Stefanesht Bais Avraham Matisyahu Miami Lakes Shul (Orthodox) — roughly a 3-minute walk. On ShulSearch every nearby listing is ranked by walk time to shul, so you can find a home in Miami Lakes that's genuinely within walking distance of your community.
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