Country Club Estates

It suits buyers who want space and a residential, single-family feel over the density of the beach corridors. The larger median home size of 2,742 square feet and access to schools like Nova High School make it a practical choice for families. It's quieter than nearby Coral Ridge, which is the whole appeal.

It's a solid mid-to-upper Fort Lauderdale price point, with a median list price of $850,000 and homes ranging from $757,000 to $1,050,000. At an average of $365 per square foot, you're paying for space rather than a beachfront address. One of the three current listings sits above $1M.

Active listings run from $757,000 to $1,050,000 with a median list price of $850,000. Over the past 12 months the median sold price came in at $875,000, so recent closings have landed near — and even above — current asking levels. You can see what's available now on the live map.

It's a low-volume, seller-steady market: just 3 active listings and 3 sales in the past year. Homes take a median of 85 days to sell, but sellers still net about 97% of their asking price. That combination means patience on both sides and little room for lowball offers.

There's no consistent HOA fee reported for the neighborhood, which reflects its single-family, non-association character. The median annual property tax runs about $5,026, modest relative to the home values here. If you're renting instead, the median rent is around $5,500 a month.