Your morning begins inside this 1,340-square-foot waterfront condo, built in 1969 on a wide canal steps from Galt Mile beach. Sunlight crosses wood-look tile through impact windows and doors. You prepare coffee in the upgraded kitchen featuring stainless appliances, supported by upgraded baths, a tankless water heater, and a full-size washer and dryer across two bedrooms and two baths.
Weekday commutes are remarkably swift: Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Beach is about a three-minute drive, while Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Las Olas, Downtown Pompano Beach, and the Brightline Station are each about eight minutes away. Unwind after hours at Kaluz with dock space on the Intracoastal, Rok:Brgr, Bombay Darbar, The Oceanic at Pompano Pier, or Bimini Boatyard.
Local dining highlights include the walkable mile of Las Olas Boulevard restaurant row, offering sidewalk tables, sushi, and Italian. Reserve an evening for handmade pasta at Casa D'Angelo Ristorante, Chef Angelo Elia's upscale Tuscan venue, or experience supper-club dining with live weekend entertainment at Timpano Italian Chophouse.
For culture, explore modern exhibitions during quiet weekday mornings at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, just off Las Olas. Catch touring Broadway and symphony performances along the New River at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, or browse outdoor displays at the Las Olas Art Fair and seasonal street shows.
Outdoors, enjoy two miles of sand along Fort Lauderdale Beach and the A1A promenade, complete with a wave wall and bike lanes. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park provides 180 acres of hammock, a kayak lagoon, and beach access, while Riverwalk offers waterside paths and water taxi connections between downtown and the coast.
Weekends feature retail at The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale, Las Olas Boulevard Shopping District, and the Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale Antique Car & Farmers Market. Explore FAT Village Arts District, New River Fine Art, or the Museum of Discovery and Science with its AutoNation IMAX Theater, alongside indoor attractions at Xtreme Action Park and Sky Zone Trampoline Park.
Set on a wide canal with route access pointing toward Port Everglades, the setting caters to maritime interest. Boaters must independently verify usable dock length, water depth at mean low water, and vessel air draft clearances along bridge routes.
To experience this canal-front home firsthand, contact Simon Gedz, serving South Florida as a realtor since 1995, to arrange your private tour.