8100 Sw 24Th St

Oakbrook Village is a low-rise, three-story condominium complex built in 1973 and configured primarily with one-bedroom floorplans that were often converted from original two-bedroom layouts. The architecture is typical of suburban senior communities from that era: straightforward block construction with external corridors, screened balconies, and storm shutters. Units emphasize main-level living with features such as walk-in closets, eat-in kitchens or breakfast areas, pantry storage, and adaptable living/dining spaces; many homes show a mix of original finishes and permitted updates like remodeled bathrooms and newer HVAC. Common areas are focused on social and recreational life — a secured lobby and elevator banks serve each building, and grounds include courtyards, patios, outdoor living areas, barbecue spots, lighting, and tennis courts. A community clubhouse organizes amenities for residents: fitness facilities, a heated swimming pool, billiards and game rooms, library, and shuffleboard. Laundry facilities and extra storage are provided, and parking is surface-level with multiple spaces per unit. The association enforces 55+ occupancy rules and strict leasing and pet restrictions; financial and credit qualifications, reserves for insurance and water in the maintenance fee, and occasional certification requirements shape ownership. The complex sits within a suburban North Lauderdale neighborhood convenient to shopping and major roadways, offering an active-adult lifestyle centered on social programming and low-maintenance ownership.