Quintessential Living: The Palms Townhomes, Villa II

Being able to step on the sand from your backyard and relax your senses is the best feature of this residence.

The unique gated community of only seven townhouses with a private gate access to the beach. The comfort and exclusivity of a home with a covered private patio, a fireplace and an attached two-car garage. This townhome offers the ultimate in beach living with mesmerizing ocean views and sounds. A focal point of the The Palms Townhomes, Villa II, is the two-story living room with French doors that lead to the large balcony overviewing the ocean. The primary suite occupies the entire fourth floor. The residence has an elevator, water purification system, security camera system, surround sound and impact windows and doors.

Address: 2170 N Ocean Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305

Neighborhood: Fort Lauderdale Beach on the sand! The gated community of the Palms Condo and Townhomes

Interior living space in square feet: 4,270 square feet

Bedrooms/baths: 3 beds plus media room and 3.5 baths

Listing price:  $4,195,000

Insights

The unmatchable proximity of The Palms Townhomes, Villa II to the ocean offers sunrise, view, sound, and smell of the ocean, an experience not available in a condo. The best feature of this residence is being able to step on the sand from your backyard and relax your senses.

The Neighborhood

Uptown Fort Lauderdale Beach, where all generations meet to enjoy the sand, sun and breeze. A stone’s throw away from the 180-acre Hugh Taylor Birch State Park on the Intracoastal Waterway with bike trails, canoe rentals, fishing areas and children play areas. It’s very close to many restaurants with fine and casual dining. This area offers many entertaining activities: live music along State Road A1A, wine bars, sports bars and the convenience of a new Publix grocery store within walking distance. Within minutes of Coral Ridge Country Club for the golfing enthusiast and Coral Ridge Yacht Club for the boating enthusiast, one can have it all in this wonderful area of Fort Lauderdale.

The Palms Townhomes Fort Lauderdale

Community

This community has the perfect serene location on the sand, but all the fine dining and fun of the Fort Lauderdale strip are a stroll away. A short drive away are The Galleria Mall, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Riverwalk, museums and Las Olas Boulevard, with its upscale shops, countless restaurants and boutiques.

Daily Life

There’s plenty to do right on the property with a charming boardwalk, racquetball, tennis, two pools, a fitness center, conference room, a 24-hour concierge and guard gate security.

The Realtor

Ani Romanson

(954) 338-8277

[email protected]

Florida Luxurious Properties

2438 E Las Olas Blvd, Fort Lauderdale FL 33301

Ani Romanson

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