101 Doolen Ct

A low-rise waterfront co-op complex built in 1967, Lake Colony is a three-story residential property focused on 55+ occupancy and boating lifestyle. The ensemble contains primarily one- and two-bedroom units with layouts that often place primary bedrooms on the main level and modest secondary bedrooms stacked or upper level; many residences feature eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas, built-ins and screened patios or balconies oriented toward canals and the Intracoastal. The masonry and stucco buildings include elevators to upper floors, shared laundry rooms on each level, individual storage lockers, and assigned surface parking. Common exterior features emphasize coastal resilience and outdoor living: storm shutters or impact doors, patios with outdoor showers, barbecue and seating zones, and a pool deck that overlooks the Intracoastal with a communal dock and rentable boat slips. Interior finishes vary by unit—recent listings note granite counters, updated cabinetry, tile floors, renovated baths, and occasional built-in Murphy beds—while building systems have seen staged updates (notably newer A/Cs and some impact-glazed windows). Management operates as a cooperative with community rules (including a minimum 40% down payment requirement in some descriptions) and age-restriction governance; the grounds are maintained, social activity centers around the pool and waterfront, and the property is positioned east of US-1, minutes from beaches, shopping, golf and restaurants.