Living in Redland, FL
Redland is where South Florida goes wide open: land, privacy, and a rural feel near Homestead, without the cookie-cutter vibe.
What Makes Redland Different
Redland appeals to buyers who want acreage-style living, room for toys, and a quieter pace while still being within reach of Miami-Dade job centers and weekend life.
Real Estate Snapshot
Expect larger lots, more custom homes, and fewer “one-size-fits-all” comps. Pricing is influenced heavily by land size, improvements, permitted use, and property condition.
Land Use and Restrictions
Before buying, verify what you can do on the property. Review recorded restrictions, land-use rules, and practical factors like access and water management.
🌴 Living in Redland: The Best-Kept Secret of South Florida Real Estate
Tired of traffic, tiny lots, and HOA rules? Then it’s time to discover Redland, Florida one of Miami-Dade’s last true escapes for those who crave space, privacy, and a slower pace without sacrificing access to the city.
Located just outside Homestead, Redland is a rural gem known for its agricultural zoning, equestrian properties, tropical nurseries, and sprawling estates. Unlike many parts of Miami-Dade, homes here offer large lots, no HOA restrictions, and the freedom to truly make your property your own.
Whether you’re dreaming of a mini farm, a large garden, or simply a peaceful retreat with room to breathe, Redland delivers. The area is popular with homeowners who want space for RVs, boats, workshops, or home-based businesses—without the red tape.
One standout example? A recently listed home at 20751 SW 248th St. This 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom custom-built estate sits on 1.26 acres, has impact windows, marble flooring, a gated entry, and a 3-car garage. Zoned agricultural and completely free of HOA restrictions, it’s the kind of property that embodies everything Redland offers: freedom, space, and lifestyle.
🛶 What You’ll Love About Living in Redland:
Peace & Privacy – No crowded subdivisions, just open skies and quiet nights.
Agricultural Zoning – Start a garden, raise chickens, or build your dream barn.
Room for Toys – Plenty of space for RVs, boats, or classic cars.
Proximity to Nature – Just minutes from Everglades National Park, Fruit & Spice Park, and scenic bike routes.
Convenient Location – Easy access to Krome Ave, US-1, and the Florida Turnpike.
If you're considering a move to South Florida, don’t overlook Redland. It’s not just a place to live—it’s a lifestyle. And with homes like the one on SW 248th St, your dream of owning land in paradise is closer than you think.
📞 Ready to tour Redland in person?
Contact Scott Lehr at 305-992-4674 or scott@scottlehrrealtor.com to schedule a private showing or learn more about available acreage homes in the area.
