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669 W 23rd St

Hialeah, FL 33010 - Miami-Dade County

Townhouse

4 beds

2.5 baths

1,675 sqft

No pets

About 669 W 23rd St

Great opportunity to live in this amazing 1650 sqft townhome, 4 Bed and 2.5 Bath, Plenty of parking and a big back yard. Located In Miami, Minutes away from Kaseya Center Arena, Wynwood, Design District, Miami International Airport, Brickell, and Downtown. Close to I-95, major highways, airports, beaches, shopping, restaurants, & entertainment. Amenities: All Kitchen Appliances.

108 days on RentalSource

RentalSource last checked: 12 hours ago · Listing updated: October 25, 2026

Managed by Andrew Coleman EXP Realty · (561) 897-6475

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Townhouse
Rental Fee:	$3,575
Bedrooms:	4 beds
Bathrooms:	2.5 baths
Size:	1,675 sqft

Pets:	No
Laundry:	Inquire
Parking:	Yes
Available:	Now
ID:	84086590

Amenities

Parking

Additional Details

This 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom townhouse at 669 W 23rd St in Hialeah, FL 33010 rents for $3,575 a month. It has 1,675 square feet. 669 W 23rd St was advertised by Andrew Coleman EXP Realty on July 28, 2026.

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