You wake to water views at 3318 NW 68th Court in Palm Aire Village. Built in 1974, this lake-front home offers 1,795 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two baths. Step outside beside your private pool as the morning sun reflects across the water. Inside, the residence includes a one-car garage finished as an interior storage and laundry room, complemented by partial exterior garage access and storage, operating as an investment opportunity leased for $3,800 per month through October 14, 2027.
Your weekday rhythm connects easily to surrounding destinations. A drive to Downtown Pompano Beach takes about nine minutes, while the oceanfront setting of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Beach is about eleven minutes away. When travel calls, Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station is roughly a twelve-minute drive, and Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Las Olas sit just about thirteen minutes from your door.
Evenings offer varied dining options close to home. Wander along Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row, where sidewalk tables, steakhouses, sushi, and Italian fare line a walkable mile between downtown and the coast. Head to Anglin's Fishing Pier and beach village for casual seafood and pizza steps from the sand, or reserve a table at Casa D'Angelo Ristorante to enjoy Chef Angelo Elia's upscale Tuscan cuisine, handmade pasta, and white truffle selections.
Art and culture are woven into the week. Spend a quiet weekday morning exploring modern and contemporary exhibitions at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, positioned downtown just a block from Las Olas. Over at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts along the New River, evenings bring touring Broadway shows, symphony performances, and comedy. During the cooler months, the Las Olas Art Fair and seasonal street shows fill the boulevard with outdoor juried art.
Fresh air is always nearby across coastal green spaces. Fort Lauderdale Beach and the A1A promenade feature two miles of lifeguarded shoreline, a signature wave wall, and bike lanes. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park offers 180 acres of maritime hammock, kayak lagoons, and a pedestrian tunnel under A1A to the beach. Further south, Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park provides a quiet beach, picnic pavilions, kayak rentals, and views across the Intracoastal.
Weekend leisure extends across local activity hubs. Discover indoor make-and-play studios at Young At Art Museum, or attend free weekday library story times and splash pads. For all-day recreation, Xtreme Action Park brings indoor go-karts, a roller rink, bowling, a ropes course, and an arcade together under one roof.
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