Miramar, FL Townhomes for Sale

Miramar, FL Townhomes for Sale

2607 Sw 99th Way, Miramar
$464,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ A11992408 MLS ⋅ Mirabella Waldman Plat BLDG.
Welcome to this beautifully renovated move-in-ready 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom townhome This spacious property offers perfect comfort, style, and convenience in a highly desirable community in the heart of Miramar. The first floor features large tile flooring, a modern kitchen with updated cabinets, new appliances, and LED lighting. The open layout provides plenty of space for everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, wood flooring throughout, spacious bedrooms, and fully updated modern bathrooms. Additional features include full-size washer and dryer, a newer water heater, and a 2021 well-maintained A/C system that keeps the home cool and comfortable. The oversized two-car garage has plenty of room for parking and extra storage. The property has been renovated and maintained, making it truly move-in ready. The community offers a pool and playground, and the location is excellent. It is close to schools, shopping centers, banks, parks, and major roads for easy commuting. You are also just a short drive from beaches, restaurants, and all the conveniences the area has to offer. If you are looking for a spacious, modern, and well-located townhome in Miramar, this is a great opportunity you don’t want to miss. Seller will only accept offers contingent upon closing on their replacement property. This contingency is mandatory. Seller will contribute $5,000 toward the buyer’s closing costs with a full-price offer when using the seller’s title company.

2607 Sw 99th Way, Miramar

17130 Sw 36th Ct, Miramar
$629,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ A11980465 MLS ⋅ Nautica BLDG.
This 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom residence offers 1,869 square feet of thoughtfully updated living space throughout, combining modern interior improvements with functional design and access to resort style features in a prime Miramar location. Located in the desirable gated community of Nautica, this townhome welcomes you with upgraded flooring throughout the downstairs, creating a clean and cohesive living space. The kitchen has been fully renovated with modern finishes, offering both style and practicality for everyday use and entertaining. The downstairs half bathroom has also been upgraded, adding convenience and a polished look for guests. Upstairs, the primary suite includes an updated & stylish bathroom designed for comfort, while three additional bedrooms provide flexibility for a variety of living needs. The outdoor patio has been enhanced to create a private space for relaxing or entertaining, and window treatments throughout the home add both functionality and a finished aesthetic. A 2-car garage provides ample storage & Solar panels for improved energy efficiency. Residents of Nautica enjoy access to a community pool, exercise room, basketball courts, and tennis courts, all within a secure gated setting. This 4-bed townhome in Nautica Miramar delivers a well balanced combination of upgrades, space, and lifestyle amenities in one of Miramar’s most established communities. Please use Miramar Pkwy and 164th guest entrance.

17130 Sw 36th Ct, Miramar

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Miramar, FL Townhomes for Sale

Miramar, Florida, townhomes for sale are spread across ZIP codes 33025 and 33027, with a few in 33023 and 33029, and many sit inside planned lake communities such as Vizcaya, Monarch Lakes, Sunset Lakes, Nautica, Riviera Isles, and University Park. Most Miramar townhouses are two-story homes with three bedrooms, and many have a one-car garage, with some larger floor plans of four bedrooms. The majority were built from the late 1990s through the 2000s, with newer communities such as Montclair and Calabria II completed since 2010. Some Miramar townhomes are legally condominiums and others are fee-simple homes in an HOA, and planned communities can add a master association, so fees, insurance, and rules differ by community. Elizabeth Costa represents townhome buyers and sellers in Miramar, in southern Broward County, with bilingual English-Spanish service. Explore the communities below or browse live Miramar townhome listings.

At a Glance

  • City: Miramar, Broward County, Florida
  • ZIP codes: Mostly 33025 and 33027, with a few in 33023 and 33029
  • Planned communities: Vizcaya, Monarch Lakes, Sunset Lakes, Nautica, Riviera Isles, and University Park
  • Typical home: Two stories, three bedrooms, many with a one-car garage
  • Building eras: 1970s to 2020s, most from the late 1990s through the 2000s
  • Ownership: Condominium associations and fee-simple townhomes in an HOA, some with a master association

Where Are the Townhome Communities in Miramar?

Community Street ZIP Era built
Woodscape Townhomes SW 36th Court 33023 1970s and 1980s
Missionwood at Miramar Missionwood Lane 33025 1970s and 1980s
Avalon SW 18th Street 33025 1995 to 2003
Lakeview Townhomes at University Park SW 23rd Court 33025 1995 to 2003
Villages of Renaissance SW 116th Way 33025 1995 to 2003
Aventine at Miramar Centergate Drive 33025 1995 to 2003
Bahia at Vizcaya (Somerset) SW 54th Street 33027 1995 to 2003
Somerset Cove at Vizcaya SW 49th Court 33027 1995 to 2003
Bellagio at Vizcaya SW 50th Street 33027 1995 to 2003
Santorini at Vizcaya SW 135th Way 33027 1995 to 2003
Harbour Lakes at Monarch Lakes SW 28th Court 33027 1995 to 2003
Melrose Point SW 129th Terrace 33027 1995 to 2003
Nautica SW 171st Terrace 33027 1995 to 2003
Courtyards at Nautica SW 160th Avenue 33027 1995 to 2003
Grand Key at Sunset Lakes SW 25th Court 33029 1995 to 2003
Murano at Hampton Park SW 83rd Terrace 33025 2004 to 2009
Montego Bay at University Park SW 21st Street 33025 2004 to 2009
Tuscany SW 25th Court 33025 2004 to 2009
Mirabella SW 99th Way 33025 2004 to 2009
Martinique SW 120th Terrace 33025 2004 to 2009
Village Walk SW 19th Street 33025 2007 to 2015
Las Terrazas at Vizcaya SW 140th Terrace 33027 2004 to 2009
Escada at Vizcaya SW 51st Court 33027 2004 to 2009
Boardwalk at Vizcaya SW 50th Court 33027 2004 to 2009
Villas at Nautica SW 159th Avenue 33027 2004 to 2009
Silver Falls SW 42nd Street 33027 2004 to 2009
Banyan Bay SW 42nd Street 33027 2004 to 2009
Regalo at Riviera Isles SW 48th Street 33027 2004 to 2009
Montclair SW 119th Way 33025 2010 or later
Calabria II SW 81st Terrace 33025 2010 or later
Positano Townhomes SW 36th Court 33023 2010 or later

Grouped by year built as recorded in MLS townhouse records for Miramar. Communities with recent MLS activity; listings change, so see live inventory below.

Townhome or Condo in Miramar: What Is the Difference?

A Miramar townhome usually has its own front door, two floors, and often a garage, while a condo is a unit inside a shared building. The legal structure matters as much as the layout. Communities such as Tuscany, Melrose Point, Banyan Bay, and Village Walk Condo are organized as condominiums under Florida's Condominium Act (Chapter 718, Florida Statutes), where the master policy may insure the structure. Fee-simple townhomes in an HOA are usually insured by the owner, building and all. Ask how each community is organized before you compare monthly costs. Looking for a condo instead? See Miramar, FL condos for sale.

What Should I Check Before Buying a Miramar Townhome?

  1. Confirm how the townhome is organized. Many Miramar townhomes are legally condominiums, such as Tuscany, Melrose Point, and Village Walk Condo, while others are fee-simple homes in an HOA. This changes what you own, what you insure, and which rules apply.
  2. Check for a master association. Townhomes inside planned communities such as Monarch Lakes, Sunset Lakes, or Riviera Isles can have both a neighborhood association and a master association, each with its own fee and rules.
  3. Review the association documents. Read the budget, reserves, rules, any special assessments, and the rental and approval rules before your inspection period ends.
  4. Ask who insures what. With a condominium, the master policy may cover the roof and structure, and you insure the interior. With a fee-simple townhome, you usually insure the whole building.
  5. Check the flood zone. Look up the address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center, especially for lakefront townhomes, and request an insurance quote early.
  6. Inspect the home. Roof, A/C, windows, water heater, shared walls, and the wind mitigation report, which can lower your insurance premium.
  7. Line up financing and your buyer agreement. Get preapproved with a lender of your choice and sign a written buyer agreement before touring, as required under NAR rules since August 2024.

Helpful links: FEMA Flood Map Service Center, buyer closing costs, and the Florida buyer agreement explained.

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Thinking of Buying or Selling a Miramar Townhome?

  • Buying: See the buying resources for the buyer roadmap, or request a private buyer consultation with Elizabeth Costa via the capture form below.
  • Selling: See the selling resources for the seller roadmap, or request a listing consultation and CMA for your Miramar townhome.
  • Home Valuation: Get an instant Miramar townhome valuation and monthly market update at the home valuation page.

Miramar Townhomes: Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the townhomes in Miramar, FL?

Miramar townhomes are spread across ZIP codes 33025 and 33027, with a few in 33023 and 33029. Many are in planned communities such as Vizcaya, Monarch Lakes, Sunset Lakes, Nautica, Riviera Isles, and University Park, plus neighborhoods such as Montclair, Village Walk, Tuscany, and Murano at Hampton Park.

Do Miramar townhomes have HOA fees?

Nearly all do. Miramar townhomes belong to a homeowners or condominium association, and some planned communities add a master association fee. What the fees cover varies, so review the association documents before you make an offer.

Are there newer townhomes in Miramar?

Yes. Communities such as Montclair, Calabria II, and Positano Townhomes were built in 2010 or later, and much of Village Walk dates from 2007 to 2015. Most Miramar townhomes were built from the late 1990s through the 2000s.

What is the difference between a townhome and a condo in Miramar?

A townhome usually has its own entrance and two floors, while a condo is a unit in a shared building. Some Miramar townhomes are legally condominiums, which affects insurance, fees, and association rules, so ask how each community is organized.

How do I schedule a Miramar townhome tour with Elizabeth Costa?

Use the capture form on this page, call (786) 949-3971, or email elizabethcosta@keyes.com. Bilingual English and Spanish service is standard.

About Elizabeth Costa

Realtor with The Keyes Company (Florida License #3234205 · CLHMS · CBR). 15+ years, 300+ closed transactions, and $187.5M+ in career sales volume in Miami-Dade County. Bilingual English and Spanish, representing local, relocating, and international buyers and sellers. The Keyes Company: Exclusive Member of Forbes Global Properties · Founding Member of Luxury Portfolio International. ★ 5.0 · 83 Google reviews · Phone: (786) 949-3971 · Email: elizabethcosta@keyes.com

 

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