The Oceanage
The Oceanage.
Eight hundred feet of private oceanfront to the east, a natural lagoon environment with dockage to the west, the luxurious Lago Mar Resort to the south and a tropical association-owned park to the north. Few addresses in Fort Lauderdale are held on all four sides by something worth having.
A unique community with an amazing Beach and Oceanfront.
180 residences across eighteen two-story buildings make up this community. It is quiet, low-rise and walkable, and it has stayed that way since 1973.
On the island, between the ocean and the ICW.
South Ocean Lane runs along the barrier island just south of Las Olas Isles and north of Harbor Beach, steps from the Atlantic on one side and the Intracoastal on the other.
The Oceanfront Owner's Report
What low-rise beachfront residences on S Ocean Lane are actually selling for, what the associations permit, what they rent for.
Written for owners. Useful to buyers. Sold prices.
Similar neighbourhoods.
If The Oceanage is not quite right, these two sit either side of it on the same barrier island, and I work in both.
Harbour Beach
The stretch of barrier island around South Ocean Lane, a mix of low-rise beachfront communities and single-family estates behind them. Quiet, private and almost entirely residential.
Harbour Inlet
Just inside the inlet, with dockage and quick ocean access. The choice for buyers who want the boat to matter as much as the beach.