Imagine your morning beginning at 2417 NE 19th Avenue in Wilton Manors. This 1,776 square foot home, built in 1954, offers three bedrooms and two baths. As the South Florida sun rises, you might enjoy a quiet moment by your private pool before starting your day.
Your weekday rhythm in this location offers impressive convenience. Fort Lauderdale Beach is just a five-minute drive away, as is Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Las Olas. If you’re catching a train, the Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station is also only about five minutes from your door. Even Downtown Pompano Beach is a quick nine-minute drive, making regional commutes remarkably swift.
When it comes to dining, a world of flavors awaits nearby. You can explore the Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row, famous for its sidewalk tables, steakhouses, sushi, and Italian establishments, stretching along a walkable mile. For a more casual, beachside experience, Anglin's Fishing Pier and its surrounding beach village offer casual seafood and pizza, with easy parking on weekdays. For an upscale evening, Casa D'Angelo Ristorante provides an exquisite Tuscan experience with handmade pasta, recognized for its white truffle dishes.
Culturally, your days can be enriched by a variety of artistic experiences. The NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale presents modern and contemporary shows downtown, often quiet on weekday mornings. For performing arts, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts on the New River hosts touring Broadway shows, symphonies, and comedy acts. You can also look forward to the Las Olas Art Fair and seasonal street shows, outdoor juried art exhibitions that transform Las Olas Boulevard on several weekends between November and March.
For fresh air and natural beauty, the options are abundant. Fort Lauderdale Beach and its A1A promenade offer two miles of lifeguarded sand, complete with a wave wall and bike lanes. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, a 180-acre urban oasis, features hammock trails, a lagoon for kayaking, and a pedestrian tunnel under A1A to the beach, offering shade on hotter days. Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park provides a quieter beach experience, with the Intracoastal on its other side, perfect for kayak rentals, picnics, and peaceful relaxation.
Weekends are for making memories. You might take the children to Jungle Island Mini Golf & Fun Park for a day of playful challenges. Another excellent option is Colohatchee Park, where you can enjoy the outdoors and proximity to the beaches. For family fun indoors, the Young At Art Museum offers make-and-play art studios, designed for children. Xtreme Action Park provides thrills with indoor go-karts, a roller rink, bowling, and a ropes course, all under one roof. For younger children, local library story times and free splash pads are often available through Broward libraries.
This home offers a life of convenience, culture, and coastal charm. We invite you to experience it firsthand. Please contact Simon Gedz, your realtor since 1995, for a personal tour.