2+ Bedroom Homes Near Miami Airport for Sale in Miami, FL
There are 5 homes for sale in Miami, FL, with 2 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,088 to 2,388 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $380,000 to $1,199,000, and build years from 1950 to 2016. The largest, at 12949 Southwest 140 Street Road, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,388 square feet for $1,199,000.
Homes in this part of Miami sit in the western and northwestern neighborhoods, where the streets run on a grid and most lots are level. Miami International Airport is a short drive from most of them, while Downtown Miami, the bayfront towers of Brickell and the murals of the Wynwood Arts District are all within a few miles. Florida International University's campus in western Miami-Dade is close enough to suit faculty and students who want a home near the university.
Daily errands and commutes run along the Palmetto Expressway (SR 826) and the Dolphin Expressway (SR 836), which link to Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike. Biscayne Bay and the Miami Beach shoreline are reachable over the causeways, usually within about 30 minutes outside rush hour. Miami-Dade County Public Schools serve the area, so confirm the attendance zone for any address before making an offer.
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Is Miami a practical place to buy a home near the airport?
Many buyers choose neighborhoods near Miami International Airport for short drives to work and travel. The Palmetto and Dolphin Expressways give quick access to Downtown and Brickell, so commutes are usually manageable outside peak hours. Check flight path noise and the age of windows and roofs on each block before you buy.
How do Brickell and Wynwood differ from the western neighborhoods of Miami?
Brickell is a high-rise financial district on Biscayne Bay, dominated by condo towers and office buildings. Wynwood is known for its arts district, murals and converted warehouses. The western neighborhoods are more residential, with single-family homes on grid streets and quieter daily routines.
What should first-time buyers know about condos and townhomes in Miami?
Condos and townhomes usually carry association fees that cover shared amenities such as pools, courts and building upkeep. Ask for the association budget, reserve study and any planned special assessments before committing. Have a real estate attorney review the governing documents, especially rules on rentals and pets.
What should buyers check in older Miami homes?
Many homes in older Miami neighborhoods were built in the mid-century, so the roof, plumbing, electrical panel and air conditioning deserve a close inspection. Ask whether the windows and doors meet current hurricane standards. A licensed home inspector familiar with South Florida construction can flag issues that are easy to miss.
Is flood insurance a concern for homes in Miami?
Flood risk varies from block to block in Miami, so check the FEMA flood map for any specific address before making an offer. Lenders may require flood insurance depending on the zone. Ask an insurance agent for a quote early in the process so it does not delay closing.
Can you rent out a home in Miami?
Many Miami homes can be rented long term, and some owners consider short-term rentals. Short-term rental rules are set by the city and county and require licensing, so confirm the current requirements and any condo or HOA restrictions before you buy with rental income in mind.