Welcome to Rustic Estates, a charming and exclusive residential community nestled in the Kendale Lakes area of Miami, Florida. The Architect and Developer spared no expense to create a truly inspiring environment. This naturally beautiful community is further enriched with lush landscaping, underground utilities and high architectural standards. Rustic Estates is located at the perimeter of Miccosukee Golf and Country Club in Kendall Lakes. Situated in the heart of Miami, this Mark Mahannah golf course masterpiece is considered by many to be the best layout in the South Florida area. Offering golfers 27 holes of challenge and beauty for the best value around.  The golf course is surrounding by  a wide bike trail that is enjoyed by bikers, runners and walkers. If you are looking for the ideal location to live, you found it!

GARBAGE AND RECYCLE BINS

Please store your garbage and recycling bins on the side of your home, ideally behind a fence or greenery. Bins must not be left in front of garages.

PARKING

Parking is only permitted on driveways.  Cars are not to be parked on lawns.

TREES

Our community prides itself on having a lush, beautiful canopy of trees throughout the community for residents and visitors alike to enjoy.  Please refrain from severe cuts or “tree topping” that surpasses 25% of a tree’s yearly canopy.  (Per Miami-Dade County: “Excessive pruning of more than 25% of the tree’s canopy (i.e. hat-racking, topping, etc.) and other activities (i.e. trunk girdling, excessive root cutting, use of tree-killing chemicals, etc.) constitutes a violation of Section 24-49 of the Code of Miami-Dade County.” – link).  You can also read about the negative effects of tree topping here.  Because of this, the association has been organizing maintenance (thinning and cutting) of trees on the swale within our community every 2 years.  The last tree trimming took place in June 2025 and was performed by Zamora Landscaping. The next tree trimming will take place in May or June of 2027.

Homeowners are allowed to trim their trees, at their own expense, in between the HOA’s 2 year maintenance as long as they adhere to the 25% or less rule.