16750 Southwest 160th Street, Miami, FL 33187

What sets this Redland property apart is the working avocado and mango grove that frames the backyard — five acres of productive land that pair agricultural income with country estate living. The Mediterranean-style main house (5,523 SF) sits comfortably back from Southwest 160th Street behind a circular drive. A screened-in pool and expansive terraces provide private outdoor rooms where the grove becomes the view. Concrete-block construction and a concrete roof reinforce the home's sense of permanence; systems include well water, septic, propane gas and central air for year-round comfort.

Inside, the floor plan is deliberately zoned. A master wing with an adjacent office or exercise room offers privacy and a quiet retreat; opposite, a children’s wing and great room create a flexible gathering area. The home's footprint accommodates formal and casual living without feeling compartmentalized. Thoughtful details — generous room sizes, single-story living, and a three-car attached garage — reflect the property’s original intent as a family estate.

A detached guest house, complete with a full kitchen and bath, broadens the home's appeal: extended family, staff, short-term rental or long-term tenant options are all on the table. The combination of main residence plus guest quarters and screened pool makes this property uniquely marketable in Redland, where buyers prize privacy and versatility.

From an investment perspective, recent analysis places fair market value between $2.8M and $3.0M (midpoint $2.9M). The assessed value (2025) is $1,051,777 with annual taxes of approximately $24,113. With limited inventory for estate-sized parcels in Miami’s agricultural corridor, this offering speaks to buyers seeking a scalable lifestyle: keep the grove producing, adapt the guest house for income, or simply enjoy a rare five-acre homestead within the MSA.

Practical next steps include verifying lot dimensions and agricultural operations, reviewing zoning allowances under Miami-Dade’s GU designation, and an on-site inspection of the guest house and pool. Schedule a tour to walk the groves and experience how this property stitches rural character and estate-scale living into a short commute of Miami’s urban amenities.

Redland is prized for large lots, agricultural heritage and country lanes that contrast Miami’s urban core. Buyers are drawn here for privacy, productive land and a slower pace while retaining regional access to shops and services. Local schools include highly rated elementary and middle options, and the community supports small agriculture, farm stands and weekend markets. The area’s character appeals to families, hobby farmers and buyers seeking a true estate property within the South Florida MSA.