Your day begins in a move-in ready 4-bedroom, 3-bath home covering 1,565 sq ft, originally built in 1956 at 1580 NE 34th Street in Oakland Park. Hurricane impact windows and doors secure your space, complementing the tile roof and recessed lighting throughout. The custom kitchen, with its white quartz countertops, black quartz backsplash, and newly installed stainless-steel appliances, invites you to start your morning.
Commute times are brief from your Oakland Park address. You are about a 5-minute drive from Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Beach, and roughly 6 minutes from Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Las Olas. The Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station is about a 7-minute drive, connecting you to wider South Florida, while Downtown Pompano Beach is approximately 8 minutes away.
For dining, Las Olas Boulevard offers a restaurant row with sidewalk tables, steakhouses, sushi, and Italian options along a walkable mile between downtown and the beach. Alternatively, Anglin's Fishing Pier and its beach village provide casual seafood and pizza steps from the sand, with easy parking on weekdays. For an upscale Tuscan experience, Casa D'Angelo Ristorante by Chef Angelo Elia is known for handmade pasta and white truffle dishes.
When you seek art and culture, the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale showcases modern and contemporary shows downtown, just a block from Las Olas, offering a quiet experience on weekday mornings. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts hosts touring Broadway shows, symphony performances, and comedy on the New River, with valet or Riverwalk garage parking available. Las Olas Art Fair and seasonal street shows transform Las Olas Boulevard into an outdoor juried art gallery several weekends between November and March.
For parks, beaches, and fresh air, Fort Lauderdale Beach and the A1A promenade offer two miles of lifeguarded sand, complete with a wave wall, bike lanes, and hotel bars across the street. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park provides 180 acres of hammock, a lagoon for kayaking, and a tunnel under A1A to the beach, offering shade on hot days. Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park features a quiet beach and the Intracoastal on the other side, with kayak rentals, picnic pavilions, and ample space to relax.
Weekends offer a variety of family activities. The Young At Art Museum provides make-and-play art studios built for children, offering a messy, indoor, and air-conditioned environment. For more active fun, Xtreme Action Park offers indoor go-karts, a roller rink, bowling, a ropes course, and an arcade all under one roof, ideal for older children. Additionally, Broward and Palm Beach libraries host free weekday story times for babies and toddlers, and most cities offer free splash pads, perfect for a sunny afternoon.
Discover the charm of 1580 NE 34th Street in Oakland Park and see how it fits into your life. Contact Simon Gedz today to schedule your private tour and explore all that this South Florida home has to offer.