700 Bayshore Dr

A low-rise, mid-century coastal cooperative in Fort Lauderdale, built in 1957 and rising two stories, composed primarily of one-bedroom residences. The complex retains Old Florida character with landscaped tropical courtyards, uncovered and covered porches, and communal outdoor living spaces including a heated pool, barbecue areas, and garden paths. Units typically offer mid-century interior features such as terrazzo or parquet floors, breakfast areas and bars, pantry space, high ceilings, and main-level living with primary bedrooms on the entry level; many homes have updated kitchens and baths, newer impact windows, and modern mechanicals like quiet A/C units and tankless water heaters. Common building services are modest and practical: assigned and guest parking, common laundry, and low monthly association fees; the property operates as a 55+ cooperative with restrictions on leasing and pets and generally requires cash purchases. The complex’s scale, garden orientation, and courtyard-focused plan emphasize relaxed, walkable beachside living a few blocks from Fort Lauderdale Beach, the Intracoastal, and nearby restaurants, retail, and cultural destinations.