4411 Nw 16Th St

Lauderhill East is a low-rise condominium complex constructed in 1969 with three-story buildings that primarily contain one- and two-bedroom residences. The architecture is characteristic of mid‑century garden-style developments: low-slung blocks arranged around landscaped courtyards, walkways and water features. Units typically include tiled living areas, laminate or wood-look bedroom floors, modest kitchens with breakfast bars or pass-throughs, enclosed patios or balconies that often face the adjacent municipal golf course and canal, and in‑unit or on‑floor storage. Common interior provisions across the property include elevators in each building, laundry facilities on every floor, extra storage rooms, and a mix of bathroom types (separate showers, tubs/showers and walk-in closets in some units). Exterior amenities emphasize outdoor living: screened porches, patios, barbecue pits, fruit trees and established lawns and plantings. The association operates multiple shared recreation facilities — two clubhouses, two heated pools, sauna, billiards, a small gym, and a community library — supported by routine exterior maintenance and security patrol. Parking is surface lot style adjacent to the buildings. The complex functions as a 55+ community with age-restrictions, income and credit qualifications, rental limits and association governance that includes low monthly maintenance fees covering exterior maintenance, water, sewer and trash. Located next to Lauderhill Municipal Golf Course and close to shopping corridors and SR‑7/441, the property targets residents seeking a maintenance-light, activity-oriented retirement setting in suburban Broward County.