This property sits in the highly coveted High Pines neighborhood. Since it's in unincorporated Miami-Dade, it typically falls under RU-1 (Single-Family Residential) zoning. Your 10,000 sqft lot is a major asset here, as it's the standard size that allows for significant expansion or a complete rebuild.
With your current 2,299 sqft home, you’re only using about 23% of the lot. Most local codes allow for 35% to 40% lot coverage, meaning you have plenty of room to add that dream primary suite or a larger poolside terrace without hitting a ceiling.
| Property Detail | Current Status |
| :--- | :--- |
| Lot Size | 10,000 sqft |
| Current Coverage | ~23% |
| Zoning Classification | Single-Family (RU-1) |
| Flood Zone | X (The 'Gold Standard') |
Here’s what you need to keep in mind for your pocket:
Setbacks: Expect a 25-foot requirement for front/rear and about 7.5 feet for sides.
Height: You’re generally capped at two stories, which fits the neighborhood vibe.
Flood Advantage: Being in Zone X is a huge win. It means fewer elevation requirements for new construction and significantly lower insurance premiums.
High Pines is seeing a lot of "scrape and build" activity. If you're looking to maximize ROI, renovating the existing 3-bed, 3-bath footprint is smart, but the real long-term value is in that 10,000 sqft dirt.