2451 Nw 41St Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1978, the property rises four stories and contains a mix of one- and two-bedroom residences. Architecture is typical of late-20th-century South Florida multifamily developments: low-pitched roofs, external corridors and stacked floorplans served by one or more elevators. Units feature practical layouts with living/dining combos, eat-in kitchens, primary bedrooms on the main level, and a variety of bath arrangements (separate showers, tubs, or combined tub-shower). Many units include enclosed balconies or patios, walk-in closets in larger plans, and interior finishes that range from updated kitchens and stainless appliances to classic original fixtures. Exterior common areas include landscaped courtyards, porches and outdoor living spaces, plus covered/assigned parking. On-site amenities reported across listings include a community pool and clubhouse with recreational elements such as shuffleboard and pool table. The association enforces occupancy rules—several listings note bans or restrictions on rentals—and maintains common-area services; some units have been sold as bank-owned or estate sales and often offered in “as-is” condition. Located in Lauderhill, the property is proximate to shopping, schools, transit corridors and healthcare, making it convenient for everyday errands and commuter access.