2424 SE 17th St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1969, the property runs three stories and primarily offers one-bedroom units alongside some two-bedroom and studio configurations. Exterior character is modest mid-century coastal: low-slung rooflines, balconies or patios for many residences, outdoor courtyards and landscaping with shaded palms. Units feature practical, lived-in layouts — eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets in select homes, separate dining areas, and a mix of bathtub and shower arrangements. Common elements include an elevator servicing the low-rise block, community laundry, assigned parking and guest spaces, plus outdoor amenities such as a pool, barbecue areas, and multiple patios/decks. Interior finishes vary by unit with examples ranging from tile and wood flooring to updated stainless appliances and granite counters in renovated units. The association permits pets in many cases and allows short-term rentals in at least some units, with leasing rules that enable investors to rent frequently. Location is a primary asset: the building sits east of US-1 near Fort Lauderdale Beach, within walking distance of the beach, marinas, Las Olas dining and nightlife, and a short drive to the airport and I-95. Overall the complex presents a straightforward, amenity-supported coastal condo experience with a mix of owner-occupied and investor-held homes.