Morning at home begins along the widest canal off Riverland Road. Built in 1959, this 2,683-square-foot residence features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a private pool positioned beside 120 feet of deep-water dockage. You can step outside and greet the sunrise over the water before your day gets underway.
Your weekday rhythm benefits from seamless transit. You can reach Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport in about a four-minute drive, connect to the Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station in about five minutes, access Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Las Olas in six minutes, or arrive at Fort Lauderdale Beach in nine minutes.
Evenings bring varied dining along the walkable mile of Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row, offering sidewalk tables, sushi, steakhouses, and Italian fare. Savor handmade pasta and white truffle dishes at Chef Angelo Elia's Casa D'Angelo Ristorante, or enjoy supper-club steaks and live entertainment at Timpano Italian Chophouse.
Art and culture are close at hand. You can spend quiet weekday mornings viewing contemporary exhibits at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, take in touring Broadway or symphony performances at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, or wander seasonal outdoor presentations during the Las Olas Art Fair.
For fresh air, head over to Fort Lauderdale Beach and the A1A promenade to enjoy two miles of lifeguarded sand and bike lanes. You can also explore Hugh Taylor Birch State Park's 180-acre hammock and kayak lagoon, or stroll the Riverwalk park and ride the water taxi.
The weekend invites exploration across the city. Browse The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale, shop along Las Olas Boulevard, or stop by the Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale Antique Car & Farmers Market. Take in local creativity at FATVillage Arts District and New River Fine Art, visit the Museum of Discovery and Science and its five-story AutoNation IMAX Theater, or spend high-energy afternoons at Sky Zone Trampoline Park and Xtreme Action Park.
On the water, the setting offers direct ocean access out to Port Everglades from your 120-foot dock. While a preliminary screening notes capacity for a vessel up to 100 feet, you must verify your vessel air draft, bridge clearances, and depth at mean low water.
To see this waterfront property and experience its convenient setting in person, contact Simon Gedz, a dedicated South Florida realtor since 1995, to schedule your private tour.