1750 E Las Olas Blvd

An eight-story mid-century waterfront condominium built in 1957, the building reads as a boutique Las Olas-era residence with roughly 20 units and low-rise massing. Architecture reflects art deco and mid-century modern influences: a pastel-hued façade, banded windows, and cantilevered balconies that overlook a deep-water canal and a landscaped pool courtyard. Unit mix is predominantly one-bedroom residences; many layouts include main-level bedrooms, walk-in closets, and utility/storage rooms. Interiors commonly feature built-in cabinetry, breakfast areas, French or atrium doors, and a combination of shower/tub arrangements. Common areas are compact but well-equipped for coastal living: a secured lobby with elevator access, pool and poolside cabana baths, a covered courtyard and outdoor living areas with barbecue and seating, plus a community day dock for water access. Exterior protections include storm shutters, impact doors and windows, and gated/covered parking with assigned carport spaces and guest parking. The association manages routine maintenance, has completed major repairs such as seawall replacement and exterior painting, and maintains financial reserves; rental restrictions and financing terms (including minimum down requirements and one-lease-per-year rules after an initial owner period) apply. Located on East Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale, the building sits within walking distance of the beach, restaurants, shops and riverfront promenades, offering a pedestrian- and boating-oriented lifestyle.