2500 Ne 36Th St

A low-rise waterfront townhouse complex built in 1961, the property consists of two-story, two-bedroom units arranged in a small, close-knit collection of residences. Exterior character is modest midcentury coastal: screened patios, private balconies or porches, patios with outdoor living space, and security/high-impact entry doors and windows to meet coastal weather demands. Interiors commonly feature practical layouts with first-floor entry, living/dining rooms flowing to kitchen snack bars, stacked bedrooms or an upper-level primary suite, multiple en-suite bathrooms, dual sinks, and a mix of soaking tubs and separate showers. Unit finishes vary by owner but updated kitchens with quartz counters, stainless appliances and washer/dryer hookups are typical in renovated homes; some retain original wood floors upstairs. Shared amenities are oriented to waterfront recreation and neighborhood convenience: an on-site heated swimming pool, garden and barbeque areas, and a small marina program offering assigned docks or slips (dock availability and assignment fees vary). Parking is assigned and typically adjacent to units. The community operates under cooperative ownership with a land lease and age-and-rental restrictions in some listings; pet rules often prohibit dogs but permit indoor cats. Located in Lighthouse Point, the complex is a short drive to shops, restaurants, parks, tennis courts, a public golf course, and provides quick boat access—no fixed bridges—to the Hillsboro Inlet and ocean.