1124 Seminole Dr

Coral Cove is a low-rise, mid-century co-op community in Fort Lauderdale completed in 1955 and organized around garden courts and marina frontage. The two-story complex reflects classic 1950s period design attributed to architect Charles McKirahan, with Mexican clay and terrazzo flooring, floor-to-ceiling windows in many units, and straightforward, horizontal massing. Units are primarily one-bedroom layouts (with some adjacent one-bed units convertible into larger plans) featuring eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets or ample built-in cabinetry, and a mix of original and updated baths; some residences open a secondary bedroom into living space for expanded configurations. Exterior amenities emphasize waterfront living and outdoor social areas: a heated pool with lounging terraces, dockage on deep water slips (no fixed bridges) available for a monthly fee, landscaped courtyards, patios and balconies, barbecue areas, outdoor showers and secure storm-ready doors and shutters. Practical conveniences include assigned parking near unit entries, on-site laundry and storage, and community-managed co-op rules that currently prohibit pets and restrict rentals during the first five years of ownership. The property sits within walking distance of Fort Lauderdale Beach, the Galleria Mall, Hugh Taylor Birch State Park and local dining, offering a quiet, walkable setting that blends Old Florida waterfront character with modest modern upgrades.