1490 Nw 43Rd Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1969, the community consists of three-story buildings offering primarily two-bedroom units arranged for single-level living and split-bedroom plans. Units commonly include tiled living areas, a mix of enclosed porches or screened-in balconies with occasional water views, and practical interior features such as walk-in closets, pantries, formal dining areas, and bathtubs or soaking tubs. Buildings have elevators, multiple entry-level options (first, second, third floor entries noted), and on-site storage. Exterior character is utilitarian mid-century multifamily: courtyards, awnings, storm shutters and small outdoor living pockets define common outdoor space rather than landscaped grounds. Shared facilities center on recreation — an Olympic-size community pool and a recreation center are focal amenities — and there is limited covered parking and storage support. The association enforces age-restricted occupancy (55-plus) with low HOA fees, a pet policy allowing small animals in many units, and restrictions on rentals in several buildings. Located in Lauderhill near shopping, dining, a mall and public transit, the complex targets easy access to daily services and regional roads while delivering modest, maintenance-conscious condominium living for downsizers or investors.