Home to one of South Florida's most charming historic districts, Goulds, Florida began as a railroad stop in the early 1900s, named after Lyman Gould who cut trees for railroad ties. This small community in Miami-Dade County sits 20 miles southwest of downtown Miami. The historic Cauley Square Historic Village, a restored railway town within Goulds, preserves the area's rich past with its collection of historic buildings, tropical gardens, and local artisan shops.

Rental options in Goulds include smaller apartment communities and single-family homes, with average rent for a one-bedroom apartment around $2,250. The community spans just under 3 square miles, creating a close-knit neighborhood atmosphere. Goulds provides convenient access to major transportation routes, including U.S. Route 1 (Dixie Highway), connecting residents to employment centers in Miami and Homestead.

Goulds is positioned between South Miami Heights to the north and Princeton to the south, with Cutler Bay to the northeast. The community offers easy access to the Southland Mall and Black Point Marina, while Larry and Penny Thompson Park provides outdoor recreation opportunities with its camping facilities and swimming pool. With its population of over 11,000 residents and median household income of approximately $60,000, Goulds represents a established residential community within the greater Miami metropolitan area.