Your day begins in a charming 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom house plus den, built in 1952. Spanning 1,772 square feet, the home features an updated, open kitchen with wood cabinetry, Quartz countertops, and Stainless Steel appliances, all set on tile flooring throughout. Central impact windows keep the morning peaceful, and a private pool awaits just outside.
The rhythm of a weekday is smooth, with convenient access to key destinations. Fort Lauderdale Beach, Downtown Fort Lauderdale/Las Olas, and the Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station are all about a 4-minute drive away. Even Downtown Pompano Beach is an easy 11-minute drive, making commutes efficient and opening up more of your day.
Dining out offers a variety of experiences. You can enjoy sidewalk tables, steakhouses, sushi, and Italian cuisine along the walkable Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row. For a more casual feel, Anglin's Fishing Pier and beach village provide casual seafood and pizza steps from the sand, with easy parking on weekdays. For an upscale evening, Casa D'Angelo Ristorante offers Chef Angelo Elia's Tuscan specialties, known for handmade pasta and white truffles.
Culturally, there's always something to engage your interest. The NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale showcases modern and contemporary exhibitions downtown, just a block from Las Olas, offering quiet weekday mornings for contemplation. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts hosts touring Broadway shows, symphony performances, and comedy acts on the New River. And several weekends between November and March, the Las Olas Art Fair and seasonal street shows transform Las Olas Boulevard into an outdoor gallery.
For fresh air and natural beauty, you have excellent choices. Fort Lauderdale Beach and the A1A promenade offer two miles of lifeguarded sand with the iconic 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 quiet beaches and the Intracoastal, with kayak rentals and picnic pavilions.
Weekends bring a chance for varied activities. Outdoors, Colohatchee Park offers trails and green spaces. For family fun, Jungle Island Mini Golf & Fun Park provides entertainment. There are also many family-friendly indoor options like the Young At Art Museum, where make-and-play art studios are built for children. For older kids and teens, Xtreme Action Park offers indoor go-karts, a roller rink, bowling, a ropes course, and an arcade under one roof. Plus, local libraries host story times, and many public splash pads are available for free.
This home offers a life rich in convenience, culture, and leisure. We invite you to experience this vibrant Fort Lauderdale lifestyle firsthand. Contact Simon Gedz today to schedule your private tour.