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Goldcoaster Mobile Home PA Lot 150 | Homestead
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Lot 150 at Goldcoaster Mobile Home PA in Homestead is a 1994 manufactured home with workshop, driveway parking, appliances and an $805 monthly association fee.
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GOLDCOASTER MOBILE HOME PA Lot 150
Short Property Summary
Lot 150 at Goldcoaster Mobile Home PA is a detached manufactured home built in 1994 on a 3,600-square-foot lot. The property includes a workshop, first-floor entry, driveway parking, central and wall/window cooling and heating, and a monthly association fee of $805.
Main Listing Description
Located at 34850 SW 187th Ave in Homestead, Lot 150 is a detached manufactured home in Goldcoaster Mobile Home PA. Built in 1994, the residence includes first-floor entry and a workshop, providing a dedicated area for projects or storage. The property sits on a 3,600-square-foot lot; interior square footage is not provided.
The home is equipped with both central air and a wall/window unit, along with central and window/wall heating. The appliance package includes a washer, dryer, electric range, refrigerator and electric water heater. These installed appliances provide the primary equipment needed for everyday household use. A driveway is included for parking.
The monthly association fee is $805. Community features identified for Goldcoaster include a clubhouse, maintained community areas, a pool and shuffleboard. The property remarks also identify a heated swimming pool and spa, lighted shuffleboard courts, basketball courts, a playground, and a crafts and card room with activities and classes. Professional on-site management is available within the community.
The Homestead location is described as being just south of Miami, with access to Florida’s Turnpike and nearby restaurants, shops, malls, local farms and farmers’ markets. The property is also positioned as a gateway to the Florida Keys and Everglades National Park. The county is Miami-Dade County.
Property Highlights
- Lot 150 at GOLDCOASTER MOBILE HOME PA
- Detached manufactured home built in 1994
- 3,600-square-foot lot
- Workshop and first-floor entry
- Driveway parking
- Washer, dryer, electric range, refrigerator and electric water heater
- Central and wall/window air conditioning and heating
- $805 monthly association fee
Building and Location
GOLDCOASTER MOBILE HOME PA is a maintained community in Homestead, Miami-Dade County. Identified community features include a clubhouse, pool and shuffleboard. The property remarks also reference a heated swimming pool and spa, lighted shuffleboard courts, basketball courts, a playground, and a crafts and card room offering activities and classes. Professional on-site management is provided. The location has access to Florida’s Turnpike and is described as being near restaurants, shops, malls, local farms and farmers’ markets, with proximity to the Florida Keys and Everglades National Park described in the property remarks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the property type?
It is a detached manufactured home built in 1994.
What is the lot size?
The lot measures 3,600 square feet.
How much is the association fee?
The association fee is $805 per month.
What parking is included?
The property includes driveway parking.
What appliances are included?
The listed appliances are a washer, dryer, electric range, refrigerator and electric water heater.
What community features are identified?
The supplied information identifies a clubhouse, pool, maintained community, shuffleboard, basketball courts, a playground, a crafts and card room, and on-site management. The property remarks also mention a heated swimming pool and spa.
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Review Flags — Not for Publication
- Transaction type is not supplied; do not label the property as for sale or for rent until verified.
- Asking price is not supplied, so price-per-square-foot cannot be calculated.
- Interior living area is not supplied; the 3,600 square feet refers to the lot size.
- Property taxes are not supplied.
- Confirm whether “Lot 150” is the correct public identifier, as the source provides a lot number rather than a conventional unit number.