6000 Nw 64Th Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1973, the property spans three stories and primarily offers one- and two-bedroom condominium units. Architecture is typical of mid‑century suburban Florida developments: low horizontal massing, exterior walkways, screened patios and balconies, and modest rooflines. Unit interiors vary by renovation level but commonly include eat-in kitchens or breakfast areas, walk-in closets, dual-sink or separate-shower baths, bathtub/shower combinations, and built-in pantry or storage spaces. Many residences feature ground-floor entries or first-floor living and private screened outdoor living areas oriented to pool or lake views. Common areas emphasize recreational and social amenities: multiple swimming pools, tennis courts, shuffleboard and putting green, clubhouse with card or game rooms, fitness center, and a library or lounge spaces. Property services include elevator access where needed, exterior lighting, covered porches/cabanas and outdoor showers near pool areas. Parking is surface-level; extra storage is often assigned to units. The association maintains landscaping and outdoor barbecue/patio areas that support active, communal use. The community operates as an age-restricted 55+ condominium with policies and income or occupancy guidelines reflected in listings. Located in the Fort Lauderdale-Tamarac suburban corridor, the complex sits close to major highways, shopping centers, and regional attractions such as Sawgrass Mills, offering an amenity-rich, low-maintenance lifestyle attractive to retirees and seasonal residents.