3100 Ne 47Th Ct

Intracoastal 31 is a low-rise, boutique condominium complex in Fort Lauderdale completed in 1982 and organized as three-level townhouse-style residences across five stories. Units are predominantly three-bedroom floorplans that combine townhouse circulation with condominium ownership; many residences include private interior elevators, two-car garages and multiple levels of living space that read like single-family homes. Architecturally the development emphasizes waterfront orientation: large wraparound balconies, veranda terraces and atrium-style glazing bring extensive water views and natural light into central living areas. Interiors commonly feature vaulted or high ceilings, skylights, formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with islands, built-in cabinetry, wet bars, breakfast bars, generous walk-in closets and multiple primary-suite configurations with sitting areas and large baths. Common-property elements include a landscaped courtyard, covered entries and outdoor living spaces with barbecue areas; building exterior components reflect storm-ready features such as high-impact doors and accordion shutters. On-site management and elevator access to units add convenience; additional building benefits offered historically are limited dockage with power for boats up to about 50 feet and assigned garage parking. Pet rules are modestly permissive (typically one small pet). The setting sits close to beaches, canals and Coral Ridge amenities, blending a quiet waterfront lifestyle with walkable access to dining and marina services.