2420 Se 17Th St

A low-rise, four-story condominium complex built in 1969 near Fort Lauderdale’s beach and Port Everglades. The property is composed primarily of two-bedroom residences, many arranged with first-floor entry and some units on upper levels featuring oversized balconies or screened terraces overlooking the pool and landscaped courtyard. Typical interiors show mid-century bones updated over time: eat-in kitchens with islands or breakfast bars, built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets, multiple en-suite bathrooms, and features such as French doors and foyer entries. Shared components include a modest fitness room adjacent to a rectangular pool and sundeck, a communal barbecue and outdoor living area, secure covered parking beneath the building plus additional guest stalls, and elevator access. Exterior amenities emphasize outdoor living with lighting, decks and storm/security shutters on openings. The association appears to be professionally managed with relatively quick approval windows and an active maintenance program (recent painting and periodic capital projects noted). Pet-friendly policies, rental allowance with short-term leasing possible, and a mix of owner-occupied and tenant-occupied units create a lived-in, casual coastal community close to dining, shopping, arts venues and transit corridors. The setting favors walkability to the beach, Las Olas and nearby marina attractions while offering a compact, amenity-focused condominium lifestyle rather than a full-service luxury high-rise.