You wake inside a 7,666-square-foot estate built in 1959, set across a two-parcel 0.82-acre Idlewyld compound totaling over 14,000 square feet. Featuring five bedrooms, nine baths, and a private pool, your morning opens to views across 338 feet of straight-line, no-wake waterfront.
Weekday routines are effortless, positioned about a three-minute drive from Fort Lauderdale Beach or Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Las Olas. Travel connections are equally close, with Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station about four minutes away and Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport about seven minutes away. At dusk, enjoy drinks at Rooftop @1WLO, speakeasy cocktails at The Wilder, live jazz at Eddie V's Prime Seafood, or dinner on the Intracoastal at Mastro's Ocean Club.
Dining centers on Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row, lined with sidewalk seating, sushi, steakhouses, and Italian selections. Select handmade pasta and white truffle dishes at Casa D'Angelo Ristorante, or visit Timpano Italian Chophouse for supper-club steakhouse dining and weekend live entertainment.
Art and culture thrive minutes away. NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale highlights modern and contemporary shows downtown, while the Broward Center for the Performing Arts hosts touring Broadway and symphony performances along the New River. Seasonally, the Las Olas Art Fair brings juried outdoor street shows to the boulevard.
Fresh air awaits along Fort Lauderdale Beach and the A1A promenade, featuring two miles of sand and bike lanes. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park delivers 180 acres of hammock, shaded trails, a kayak lagoon, and an under-A1A beach tunnel, while Riverwalk provides river paths and water taxi connections.
Weekends offer visits to New River Fine Art, FAT Village Arts District, and the Museum of Discovery and Science with its AutoNation IMAX Theater. Shop The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale, Las Olas Boulevard Shopping District, or the Riverwalk Antique Car & Farmers Market, with indoor attractions nearby at Xtreme Action Park and Sky Zone Trampoline Park.
Boating life is defined by two docks along the estate's waterfront. Depths of 6 to 8 feet are reported through the isles, to be verified at mean low water. While 318 feet serves as a preliminary screening figure to verify for vessel fit, navigation features no bridges out to Port Everglades inlet.
Simon Gedz, representing South Florida buyers and sellers since 1995, warmly invites you to schedule a private tour of 815 Idlewyld Drive.