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Cross Fox is a low-rise condominium complex in East Fort Lauderdale built in 1973 and organized around five-story residential buildings. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom condominiums with mid-century massing and garden-oriented siting. Interiors commonly feature open living-dining layouts, eat-in kitchens or islands, main-level primary bedrooms, walk-in closets, and a mix of original and updated finishes; many homes include screened balconies or patios with storm shutters and storage lockers. The property’s landscaped grounds form a central tropical courtyard with winding paths, water features, fountains and lagoons that frame a resort-style pool, hot tub/spa, heated pool areas, pavilion with barbecue and outdoor kitchen elements, and small outdoor recreational courts. Shared amenities extend to a fitness room, sauna, on-site management, laundry rooms adjacent to many units, and assigned parking spaces; building services include exterior insurance and common-area maintenance covered by HOA fees. Pet and leasing rules are governed by association regulations (including a minimum ownership period before leasing and credit requirements). Located east of US-1 and a short drive or bike ride from Fort Lauderdale beaches, the complex sits near restaurants, shopping and Federal Highway but retains a gardened, semi-private residential character rather than an urban high-rise profile.