9400 Live Oak Pl

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1973, this four-story development contains primarily two-bedroom residences organized around landscaped courtyards and garden-facing circulation. Architecture is typical of suburban South Florida midcentury multifamily construction: low-pitched rooflines, stucco façades, walk-up corridors with intermittent elevator access, and screen-enclosed lanais. Individual units commonly feature first-floor or direct-entry living, split-bedroom plans, separate formal dining areas, walk-in closets, and combinations of tubs and separate showers. Common interior elements across the property include bars in select units, main-level primary bedrooms, and living-dining room configurations suited to casual entertaining. Exterior amenities emphasize outdoor living with private balconies or enclosed porches, barbecue areas, and shared pool and garden views visible from many units. The property participates in a larger country club community affiliation that provides residents membership privileges — including golf, dining, fitness, and courts — managed through the homeowners association. Operational details: on-site parking, elevator service in some sections, pet allowances with size limits in many buildings, and HOA fees that often include utilities and club membership. Located near retail corridors, major highways, Nova Southeastern University, and Fort Lauderdale airport, the complex caters to both year-round residents and investors seeking rental flexibility.