2421 Nw 56Th Ave

A low-rise, garden-style condominium community built in 1996 comprising two-story buildings with ground-floor and upper-level two-bedroom residences. The architecture is straightforward, with stucco walls, pitched roofs, and screened patios or small balconies that open onto shared courtyards and landscaped walkways. Units typically feature midsize kitchens (some with tile floors), in-unit laundry hookups or stacked washer/dryer, vaulted or varied ceiling heights in loft-style layouts, and a mix of main-level and upper-level primary bedroom configurations. Common exterior elements include gated or fenced small yards, enclosed porches, and barbecue-friendly courtyards that emphasize outdoor living. On-site parking is surface-level with visitor spaces; there is no structured garage. The association manages routine maintenance and a modest monthly fee; buyers should note occasional special assessments. The complex sits within a suburban Lauderhill neighborhood, close to the Florida Turnpike, Central Broward corridors, shopping, schools and bus routes, offering a car-friendly but walkable everyday routine. The community accommodates all ages, allows rentals with flexible rules, and is frequently marketed to investors and first-time buyers seeking turnkey condo units in a commuter-oriented location.