Lauderdale Harbors

 

Nestled on the water, Lauderdale is a neighborhood with a quaint and charming atmosphere. It consists of a small portion of Fort Lauderdale’s “main land” and three isles. The community features a diverse mix of housing types, spanning from condos to single-family homes. You’ll find a mixture of 1950’s one-story homes to brand new luxury homes, enabling potential home buyers to find a housing type that best suits them and their needs. Although Lauderdale Harbors has inland properties, the overwhelming majority of the homes are on waterfront lots. Residents can take advantage of direct ocean access at Port Everglades, with no fixed bridges. 

 

• Waterfront homes and sweeping views
• Peaceful, tranquil atmosphere
• A wide mix of housing types and architectural styles

 

Lauderdale Harbors is an ideal location for everyone, from retirees to families to couples looking to move out of the city, but not wanting to give up activities on the water. It offers the perfect blend of suburban living with big city conveniences, enabling residents to enjoy the best of both worlds. Like many oceanside communities, Lauderdale Harbors is loved by locals and visitors alike for its laid-back and tranquil ambiance. 

 

While Lauderdale Harbors is a primarily residential community, residents can enjoy easy access to Fort Lauderdale’s endless array of dining, entertainment, and shopping options. First established in 1948, Lauderdale Marina is one of the region’s oldest family-owned and operated marinas. This full-service facility is the perfect place to fuel up or grab a bite to eat.

There’s nothing quite like having seafood by the sea, and at 15th Street Fisheries, you can experience the best of the best. Located above the docks in the historic Lauderdale Marina, the Fisheries prides themselves on offering fresh seafood and attentive service. For a more casual, yet equally delicious experience, head over to Southport Raw Bar. This waterfront restaurant has made a name for itself as one of the top raw bars, including oysters, clams, and more.

 

Whether you’re new to town or simply passing through, Lauderdale Harbors offers plenty of exciting things to do. The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is an event that you don’t want to miss out on. Since its inaugural event over 60 years ago, the boat show has grown into a five-day event that attracted 100,000 attendees and 1,300 boats. Similarly, the Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade Fort is a Fort Lauderdale Christmas tradition. Signifying the start of the holiday season in South Florida, this event is the world’s most-watched boat parade. It features more than 100 boats, ranging from 20 feet to megayachts decked out in lights and decorations.

Connect with nature at the Bill Keith Preserve, located just minutes from Lauderdale Harbors. The park features a wooden walkway, picnic tables, a canoe/kayak launch, and inspiring water views. Whether you come here to get exercise or soak up the sunshine, you’ll leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

 

Lauderdale Harbors is served by the Broward County Public Schools and is proud to provide its students with close access to a number of exemplary schools. Top educational opportunities include: 

• Bayview Elementary School, PK–5
• Harbordale Elementary School, PK-5
• St. Thomas Aquinas High School, 9-12