807 W Oakland Park Blvd

A low-rise townhouse complex of three stories built in 1973, the community groups two-bedroom, two-story units around shared courtyards and amenity zones. Architecture is typical suburban garden-style: stepped rooflines, private patios or balconies, fenced small yards and circulation paths that emphasize courtyard sightlines. Interiors favor practical layouts with main-level living and kitchen spaces, upstairs bedrooms with walk-in closets or en suite arrangements, stacked-bedroom plans, and a mix of flooring types (tile, laminate, carpet). Individual units commonly include in-unit laundry, updated impact doors and windows, kitchen islands or granite counters in many homes, and a combination tub/shower and separate showers in primary bathrooms. Common amenities focus on recreation and neighborhood convenience: gated entry, community pool, clubhouse/community room, small fitness room, racquet/tennis courts, barbecue and outdoor living areas, paved courtyards and walking paths. On-site parking is mostly surface with one deeded resident space plus guest parking; the association enforces leasing minimums and pet policies that allow pets but limit short-term rentals. Maintenance appears managed with regular updates to mechanicals reported in listings. The complex sits in an Eastside Oakland Park location near Wilton Manors and Fort Lauderdale Beach, offering quick access to I-95, transit corridors, shopping, and dining for an active coastal-suburban lifestyle.