Issue 1 · Property Edition
A private editorial tour of 2100 NE 38th Street 219, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064.
Simon Gedz
S.G. Trust Team · Realtor since 1995
Issue 1 · Property Edition
A private editorial tour of 2100 NE 38th Street 219, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064.
Simon Gedz
S.G. Trust Team · Realtor since 1995
An interactive magazine: zoom the maps, tap a pin for details, and tap "See more" for things to do.
The residence
Listed by Florida Hometeam Realty
2 beds · 2 baths · 1,000 sq ft
Relaxing complex with large open courtyard. 3 gazebos and a patio area for relaxing and outdoor BBQing. 2nd Floor end unit (extra windows). No units above. Community room for gatherings. Cozy, friendly complex. Great community close to the beach. Perfect for that Florida lifestyle.
The interiors
Relaxing complex with large open courtyard. 3 gazebos and a patio area for relaxing and outdoor BBQing. 2nd Floor end unit (extra windows). No units above. Community room for gatherings. Cozy, friendly complex. Great community close to the beach. Perfect for that Florida lifestyle.
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Built in 1965
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Parking: verify listing details
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Pool: verify listing details
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Lot dimensions: verify public records
Pets not permitted per listing information
Confirm current rules with the association before waiving any contingency.
A closer look
A visual detail from the property's current listing gallery. Photography and availability remain subject to the current listing.
A closer look
A visual detail from the property's current listing gallery. Photography and availability remain subject to the current listing.
Life beyond the front door
Lighthouse Point revolves around its yacht club and marina restaurants — unhurried, nautical and deeply local.
Fine dining: Cap's Place
Historic island restaurant, boat-only arrival
Fine dining: Nauti Dawg Marina Café
Dockside dining at the Lighthouse Point Marina
Cocktails & nightlife: Lighthouse Point Yacht & Racquet Club
Private club on the water
Cocktails & nightlife: The Funky Biscuit
Live music room in Boca, 10 minutes north
Getting around
What's nearby in Broward
208 places to eat, see and do sit within reach across Broward.
36 dining · 35 kids & family · 31 outdoors & beaches · 22 bars & nightlife · 21 attractions
Dining: Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row · Anglin's Fishing Pier & beach village
Kids & Family: Young At Art Museum · Xtreme Action Park
Outdoors & Beaches: Fort Lauderdale Beach & the A1A promenade · Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
Weekend favorites: Museum of Discovery and Science, Flamingo Gardens, Butterfly World.
Only 7 Deerfield Beach ideas are published so far — the button opens everything across Broward.
Lighthouse Point
Quiet boating community with deep-water canals, no fixed bridges to the Intracoastal, and top-rated schools.
Approximate drive times are estimated from straight-line distance, not a routed or live-traffic journey. Actual driving distance and timing vary with traffic, bridges and routing.
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Downtown Deerfield Beach
2.9 mi straight-line · approximately 5 min drive
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Pompano Beach
3.0 mi straight-line · approximately 6 min drive
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Downtown Pompano Beach
3.7 mi straight-line · approximately 7 min drive
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Downtown Boca Raton / Mizner Park
5.1 mi straight-line · approximately 10 min drive
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Brightline Boca Raton Station
5.3 mi straight-line · approximately 10 min drive
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Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood Intl (FLL)
14.6 mi straight-line · approximately 27 min drive
Education
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Age-based school levels are approximate. Confirm grade placement and attendance boundaries with the district. Nearby options are not assigned schools. Faith labels are based on school names; confirm affiliation, grades and admissions directly with the school. Sign in and add your children to see each child matched to their own school.
A day in the life
You wake inside a 1,000-square-foot, second-floor end unit built in 1965, where extra windows capture morning light and having no units above ensures peace across two bedrooms and two baths. Step outside into the cozy complex to stroll the large open courtyard, unwind under three gazebos, or visit the patio area set for outdoor BBQing near the community room, all moments from the beach.
Weekday routines are effortless with Downtown Deerfield Beach about a five-minute drive, Pompano Beach six minutes, Downtown Pompano Beach seven minutes, and Downtown Boca Raton and Mizner Park just ten minutes out. Wind down with dockside dining at Nauti Dawg Marina Café at Lighthouse Point Marina, boat-only arrivals to historic Cap's Place, evenings at the private Lighthouse Point Yacht & Racquet Club, or live sets at The Funky Biscuit.
Dining destinations span a variety of settings. Walk along Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row for sushi, steakhouses, and sidewalk Italian seating. Head to Anglin's Fishing Pier and beach village for casual pizza and seafood steps from the sand, or reserve an evening at Casa D'Angelo Ristorante for Chef Angelo Elia's upscale Tuscan menu, handmade pasta, and white truffle dishes.
Art and performance thrive nearby. NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale showcases modern and contemporary exhibits downtown, one block from Las Olas. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts presents touring Broadway, symphony, and comedy along the New River, accessible via valet or Riverwalk garage parking. Between November and spring, the Las Olas Art Fair brings juried outdoor street shows to the boulevard.
Fresh air awaits at Deerfield Island Park, an island nature retreat accessible by free mainland passenger ferry with quiet walking trails. Nearby on the edge of the Everglades, Quiet Waters Park features mountain bike trails, a cable-ski lake, and an open splash park.
Weekends bring community events like the Deerfield Beach Freezefest 5K alongside campground cabins, a splash pad, and a ski lake at Quiet Waters Park. For indoor recreation, Launch Trampoline Park offers dodgeball courts and wall-to-wall trampolines, while Zero Gravity Rock Climbing Center provides top-rope routes, bouldering, and weekend beginner classes.
To experience this Lighthouse Point home and its surroundings firsthand, reach out to Simon Gedz, guiding South Florida buyers and sellers with dedicated local expertise since 1995.
Explore this issue · This magazine is interactive: zoom the maps in and out, tap a pin for its name and walking time, and use "See more" to open every activity near this home's ZIP code.
Plan beyond the price
True monthly cost
25% down · 30 years · 6.85%
Planning estimate, not a lender or insurance quote. Taxes are modeled after sale. Roof age, wind mitigation, flood zone, reserves and assessments can materially change the total.
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Confirm taxes after sale with the county
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Bind insurance during the inspection period
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Review association reserves and assessments
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Use lender and insurance quotes before relying on any estimate
Pet-friendly, actually checked
Finding nearby dog parks…
Your path to owning it · Part 1
Simon Gedz has guided South Florida buyers since 1995. Here's how he'll walk you from the first showing to an accepted offer — call him at any step for advice.
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Get pre-approved
Simon connects you with a trusted lender so your offer is taken seriously.
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Tour the home
See it with Simon — he points out what photos never show.
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Ask Simon for a CMA
A comparative market analysis of recent sales tells you what it's really worth.
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Plan your offer
Simon recommends price, terms and contingencies based on the CMA.
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Negotiate
Counteroffers handled by Simon until terms are agreed and signed.
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Hire a real estate attorney
Simon recommends one to review the contract and protect you through closing.
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Escrow deposit
Wired to the title company or attorney, usually within 3 days.
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Order title & survey
Title search for liens; a survey confirms lot lines and improvements.
Your path to owning it · Part 2
Simon coordinates the inspectors, lender, attorney and title company, and tells you exactly what comes next at each stage.
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Home inspection
Licensed inspector checks roof, AC, plumbing, electrical and structure.
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Insurance inspections
4-point and wind-mitigation reports to lower premiums.
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Repairs or credits
Simon negotiates fixes or a credit from the inspection findings.
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Insurance quotes
Bind home, wind and flood coverage early — Simon shares local agents.
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HOA / condo approval
Review association documents and complete any required application.
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Appraisal
Your lender confirms the value supports the price.
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Clear to close
Loan underwriting is finished; closing date and figures confirmed.
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Final walkthrough
Walk it with Simon to confirm condition and agreed repairs.
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Closing day
Sign, fund, record the deed — and get the keys.
For a private showing or a property-specific strategy conversation about 2100 NE 38th Street 219, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064, contact Simon Gedz at 954.562.1798.
Listing facts, availability, schools, boating information and ownership estimates can change and should be independently verified.
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Simon Gedz · S.G. Trust Team · Realtor since 1995
Listed by Florida Hometeam Realty
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