440 Paradise Isle Blvd

Isle of Paradise is a low-rise, four-story condominium-style complex built in 1965 on a compact, water‑surrounded island in Hallandale Beach. The property consists primarily of two-bedroom residences arranged as corner and interior units; many layouts include split bedrooms, walk-in closets, pantry space, and kitchen islands or breakfast bars. Interiors show a mix of original midcentury elements and modern updates—features commonly cited include renovated kitchens and baths, tile floors, custom mirrors, crown moldings, and enclosed Florida rooms. Exterior character leans toward relaxed waterfront living with private balconies or porches, shared decks, barbecue areas, tennis courts, and storm‑ready upgrades such as high-impact doors and security shutters. Common building elements include an elevator, first- and second-floor entry configurations, and modestly scaled common corridors. Onsite conveniences include limited boat dock access (subject to availability), nearby public beach access within walking distance, and proximity to shopping, dining, Gulfstream Casino, and major hospitals. Parking and reserve funding vary by unit; recent capital work noted includes a new seawall and elevator replacement, with exterior painting and reserve replenishment planned. The community permits seasonal rentals under specific restrictions and maintains a quiet, island-oriented lifestyle centered on waterfront views and walkability.