Breakwater Surf Club
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Breakwater Homes Association, also known as the Breakwater Surf Club, is a small single-family enclave of 59 homes at the entry to the Port Everglades harbor, on the barrier island in Fort Lauderdale. The community dates to the mid-1950s and is known for mid-century modern architecture and a private, resident-only ‘surf club’ with a pool and clubhouse. Breakwater is in a scarce, low-density coastal pocket where lot, position, and condition drive value far more than the original floor plan, and where many homes have been or will be reimagined. We offer a one-of-a-kind view of the Cruise Ships coming in and out of Port Everglades, as well as a front row seat view of some of the most exquisite and expensive yachts in the world.
Our residents are entitled to the exclusive use of the private Breakwater Surf Club clubhouse and pool, a defining feature of being a member.
A quick timeline of the association's history: * 1957: The association was officially incorporated. * 1956–1960: The single-family neighborhood was built out, featuring mid-century modern architecture. * 1970s–1980s: The community transitioned from standard development co-op into a fee-simple property style ownership. * Present: The 59-home community is centered around the resident-only Breakwater Surf Club, which manages a private pool, clubhouse, and beach access.
A quick timeline of the association's history: * 1957: The association was officially incorporated. * 1956–1960: The single-family neighborhood was built out, featuring mid-century modern architecture. * 1970s–1980s: The community transitioned from standard development co-op into a fee-simple property style ownership. * Present: The 59-home community is centered around the resident-only Breakwater Surf Club, which manages a private pool, clubhouse, and beach access.
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