Explore Country Walk

Relish the harmony between nature and thoughtful design as your days unfold in the quiet, family-centered atmosphere of Country Walk, a master-planned community in southwest Miami-Dade.

Developed in the 1980s by Arvida Corporation, the same developer behind notable planned communities like The Hammocks and Weston, Country Walk is a self-contained suburban village offering landscaped streets, community parks, a signature clubhouse, and a selection of single-family homes and townhouses in Mediterranean and ranch-style architecture, many around cul-de-sacs and small lakes.

Country Walk spans 1.2 square miles between The Hammocks, Richmond West, and The Crossings, about 25 miles southwest of Downtown Miami, with Coral Reef Drive leading straight to its heart.

It is home to approximately 16,951 residents as of the latest US Census.

Once farmland stretching across Miami's western frontier, Country Walk began to take shape as development swept through the outskirts of the metro.

Rebuilt and reimagined after Hurricane Andrew in 1992 — which destroyed more than 90 percent of its homes — this 1,200-acre master-planned haven now stands as a symbol of resilience and thoughtful design, where quiet streets, winding sidewalks, and glistening lakes define the view from nearly every front porch.

At the center of community life is the Country Walk Clubhouse, home to a swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, and neighborhood events that keep its tight-knit feel alive all year long. 

Outside, there's Oak Creek Park to provide an easy escape for picnics, playground afternoons, or quick morning jogs beneath the palms, while nearby Wild Lime Park and Three Lakes Park add extra green pockets for weekend sports, casual walks, or kid-friendly adventures.

When the urge to explore strikes, residents are spoiled for choice, thanks to Country Walk's easily accessible location near some of Miami's popular locales.

Just a few minutes away, Zoo Miami brings the world's wildlife to the suburbs, and the Zoological Wildlife Foundation offers close-up encounters with exotic species by appointment.

Meanwhile, aviation fans can trace history at the Wings Over Miami Museum, and those with a taste for culture can visit the Bay of Pigs Air Memorial, a historical landmark honoring Cuban-American bravery in one of Miami-Dade's most poignant historical tributes.

Outdoor lovers, on the other hand, have a nature lover's playground at their doorstep, courtesy of Larry & Penny Thompson Memorial Park and Campground, a sprawling expanse perfect for hiking, camping, and picnicking.

Or, they can head south to Castellow Hammock Preserve & Nature Center to wander through tropical hardwood forests teeming with birds and butterflies.

As for your errands, you have Country Walk Plaza keeping your daily life effortless with groceries, cafés, and local eats, joined by Town & Country Plaza and London Square to expand the lineup with big-name shops, restaurants, and entertainment, all within a short, traffic-friendly drive.

For residents of Country Walk, essentials, leisure, and community happen amidst a suburban rhythm that moves at its own easy, satisfying pace, and they wouldn't have it any other way.

Offering a suburban lifestyle shaped by an easy confidence, still mornings, and front lawns that breathe with the breeze, Country Walk dazzles residents with an effortless and enduring rhythm across homes that echo an evolution, from its 1980s suburban roots to the solid and robust architecture that rose after Hurricane Andrew.

In this calm stretch of southwest Miami-Dade, you'll find a mix of ranch-style, new traditional, and Mediterranean revival designs, each built with stronger materials and smarter layouts, reflecting a community that learned, rebuilt, and flourished.

With this, Country Walk's median home price hovers around $686,000, higher than both Miami's and Florida's averages, yet well worth the value for those seeking stability and quality.

These 1,600 homes, from cozy townhouses to full-scale family residences, attract professionals, growing families, and second-generation locals looking to put down roots close to where they grew up due to the order and upkeep led by the Country Walk Master Association, supported by six sub-associations that handle lakeside maintenance, community beautification, and more. 

The well-oiled system comes with on-site property management that residents describe as "efficient," and it shows in every cohesive, well-tended, and unmistakably homey corner of Country Walk.

And when we say that Country Walk is a self-sustaining community, we mean it!

Here, grocery runs are a breeze along SW 152nd Street, where multiple Publix locations and a Sedano's Supermarket keep pantries full, while larger retailers lie just east for when errands turn into mini shopping trips.

For healthcare, Baptist Health West Kendall Hospital stands nearby, and longer commutes along the Florida Turnpike entrance and Coral Reef Drive make the city's business districts easily reachable. 

Weekend travelers and frequent flyers alike will also appreciate being just 19 miles from Miami International Airport.

Even public transit finds its way to Country Walk, thanks to Metrobus routes that connect to the broader Miami metro and Zoo Miami on weekends, keeping the community linked without losing its suburban stillness. 

And though hurricanes are an enduring reality of South Florida life, Country Walk stands as proof that resilience can be beautiful — rebuilt stronger, better, and supported by Miami-Dade's alert systems designed to keep residents safe and prepared.

A place where the pulse of family life, community events, and lasting comfort blend into a unique suburban cycle—welcome to Country Walk.

Country Walk stands as a picture of what suburban Miami should be — calm, connected, and enduring.

Here, weekends spill into open-air afternoons, routines settle easily into rhythm, and families find the stability they've been looking for.

And with its location close to the city yet comfortably apart from it, Country Walk strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and ease.

Indeed, living in this well-rooted community is a quiet reminder that genuine comfort, when built to last, never goes out of style.

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