625 Antioch Ave

A low-rise, four-story condominium built in 1970 that reads as a boutique coastal apartment block. The property contains roughly 36 one-bedroom units arranged around a central circulation core with an elevator and stair access; layouts emphasize first‑floor entry and many units feature main-level primary bedrooms and walk-in closets. Interiors combine original and updated finishes across units — common features cited include kitchen islands or galley kitchens, built-in storage, pantry space, and living/dining combinations, while some residences have engineered or manufactured wood floors and modernized baths. Exterior character is modest and functional: balconies and outdoor living areas, storm/impact shutters, and individual assigned parking spaces directly in front of the building. Shared amenities are simple and neighborhood-focused, including an on-site heated swimming pool, laundry facilities, a party/club room and extra storage lockers; the building is described as financially proactive with recent roof replacement and planned exterior maintenance. Policies and operations are conventional for a small condo: relatively low monthly association fees, short-term rental restrictions or minimum ownership periods in some notices, and select financing options; pet rules vary by listing. Located in Fort Lauderdale’s Central/North Beach corridor, the block‑scale property prioritizes proximity to the Intracoastal and Atlantic beaches, walkable dining and shopping, and an easygoing, year‑round coastal lifestyle.