Harbor Beach

## A community tailored for those who relish boating and seek convenience.
Situated in the Yachting Capital of the World, Harbor Beach is a waterfront haven catering to boating enthusiasts, seafood aficionados, and beach lovers alike. Boasting proximity to Fort Lauderdale Beach and easy access to top seafood restaurants, this exclusive enclave is renowned for its luxurious residences and stunning waterfront vistas. Melanie Groenendaal from The Elmes Group of Compass notes the neighborhood’s two guarded entrances, ensuring a secure environment where non-residents must provide ID for entry. Most homes in the area offer harbor access, complete with private docks capable of accommodating boats and yachts up to 100 feet long. With a median age of 63, Harbor Beach appeals to retirees seeking leisurely days on the Atlantic waters bathed in the warm Florida sunshine.
## Versatile Courts and Fields for All Sporting Needs
Fort Lauderdale boasts popular beachfront spots, but Holiday Park offers a vibrant hub for outdoor activities and fresh air. Hosting the city’s Little League on its numerous baseball fields, as well as bustling football and soccer fields for leagues and casual games, the park caters to sports enthusiasts. Adjacent to the park’s scenic walking trails, various courts invite visitors to engage in tennis, pickleball, basketball, volleyball, or shuffleboard. Families and pet owners can relish the large playground and enclosed dog park on-site. For a day by the Atlantic, locals stroll over to Fort Lauderdale Beach via Seabreeze Boulevard. Volleyball matches dot the sandy courts, while youngsters revel in the beachfront playground. With easy access to the Atlantic through the Stranahan River, boat owners can effortlessly embark on adventures along Florida’s coastline.
## Spacious waterways for docking large yachts right at your doorstep.
Harbor Beach stands out among yacht neighborhoods for its unique offerings. It boasts the deepest and widest canals in Fort Lauderdale, providing essential dock space for boats with wide beams. While other areas can accommodate large yachts, only point lots in select neighborhoods compare. Luxury defines the real estate listings, featuring Spanish Revivals and modern mansions on compact lots. Residents enjoy custom heated pools, private basketball and tennis courts, and putting greens in their spacious backyards. The neighborhood showcases grand Mediterranean Revivals with arched windows and red-tiled roofs, with property prices ranging from $1.5 million to $40 million, averaging at $7 million.
## High school career programs that immerse students in real-world experiences.
At Harbordale Elementary, many Harbor Beach students kick off their educational journey, with Niche rating it as an A-minus. Following is Sunrise Middle School, rated B, renowned for its top-notch athletics facilities and programs. For older students, Fort Lauderdale High School, rated A, offers a pre-law and public affairs magnet program, allowing exploration of legal studies, criminal justice, and public service careers. Engaging in mock trials and frequent field trips to the Broward County Courthouse enrich students’ learning experiences.
## Pause for a lunch break during your shopping trip for essentials.
Nearby, you’ll find Gilbert’s 17th Street Grill, a cozy spot perfect for a lunch break amidst The Harbor Shops. Offering classic American dishes such as burgers, wings, and onion rings, this eatery is a favorite for shoppers. The shopping center not only houses Publix and Winn-Dixie but also a variety of boutiques, salons, specialty stores, and both local and chain restaurants. For a more upscale dining experience, locals frequent Boatyard Restaurant, Fort Lauderdale’s top waterfront dining destination. Here, upscale cuisine meets a relaxed coastal vibe, presenting freshly caught local seafood in a chic nautical setting.
## Situated alongside the renowned Beachfront Avenue.
## Some bus stops are situated along Seabreeze Boulevard. Nevertheless, the majority of local residents rely on their cars due to the absence of public transit on the private streets in the area. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is a mere 16-minute drive away, with several hospitals located a short distance to the west of the neighborhood. Fort Lauderdale experiences heavy traffic during college spring break week and faces an above-average flood risk.