2600 Diana Dr

A low-rise waterfront cooperative complex built in 1960, the property stretches three stories and primarily offers one-bedroom residences with layouts that frequently place the main living and primary sleeping areas on the entry level. Architecture is mid-century modest with stucco façades, screened patios or balconies, and ground-level units opening directly to landscaped courtyards. Interiors vary by unit era and renovation history; common features across units include kitchen islands or breakfast bars, built-in storage and closet cabinetry, separate dining/living configurations, and a mix of full and half-bath arrangements. Shared building amenities are oriented to coastal living: a heated community pool on the Intracoastal, landscaped outdoor living areas with barbecue and picnic facilities, shuffleboard courts, and a gated entry with parking nearby. The co-op manages boat dockage and a waiting list for slips, offers on-site storage and laundry proximity, and enforces storm-readiness measures such as impact entry doors and storm shutters. Pet policies are restrictive in many units, and leasing is permitted after a typical two-year ownership period with seasonal rental caps. Located a short walk from the beach, shops, dining and Gulfstream Park, the building serves a quiet, low-density neighborhood that emphasizes casual waterfront recreation and easy local access rather than high-rise urban intensity.