Estimated market value
$424,000
Low $407,040 · Midpoint $424,000 · High $440,960
Confidence65%Sales comparison approach
CompCasa estimate$424,000Current analysis
$407,040$424,000 midpoint$440,960
Price / sq ft$362
Derived from Redfin listing LD+JSON
About the property
Vaulted-Ceiling Townhouse with Pool, Impact Windows & Rentals
Vaulted ceilings and graceful arched windows give this tri-level Fort Lauderdale townhouse an unexpectedly airy, architectural feel the moment you step inside. At 1,170 square feet the plan is thoughtfully proportioned: a main-level half bath, an eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and French doors that open to a private back patio — an ideal spot for morning coffee or al fresco dinners. Tile floors on the main level and carpeted upper bedrooms balance durability and comfort.
Upstairs are two generous primary-style suites, each with a full ensuite bath, providing flexible living arrangements for roommates, multigenerational households, or a primary residence plus a guest or office suite. Impact windows and doors throughout add security and sound mitigation, while vaulted ceilings amplify daylight and create a sense of volume uncommon in many townhomes.
The community is a small, gated enclave built in 1989 and carefully maintained: assigned parking sits directly at your front door, the shared pool is only steps away, and a compact private patio gives you a low-maintenance outdoor area. Practical details — in-unit washer and dryer and durable finishes — make everyday life easier, whether you’re living here full-time or using the property as a short-term rental. Notably, this community allows daily rentals and has no pet or leasing restrictions, a rare advantage for investors and vacation-rental operators.
Location is a clear selling point. A public boat ramp sits roughly a mile away for easy access to the Intracoastal and open water; downtown Fort Lauderdale, airport, cruise port and casino are all within a short drive, putting dining, cultural attractions and transit options close at hand. Whether you’re seeking a lock-and-leave second home, an investor-friendly rental with immediate upside, or a primary residence with low upkeep, this gated townhouse offers a compelling blend of convenience, water-oriented lifestyle potential, and sensible, well-preserved interiors.
Location & nearby
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Researched nearby locations
⌖Assigned parking directly at front door
⌖Approximately 1 mile to a public boat ramp
⌖Short drive to downtown Fort Lauderdale
⌖Close to airport, cruise port and local casino
⌖Community pool and small private outdoor space
⌖Boating access via public ramp (≈1 mile)
Location
610 SE 14th Ct #6, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33316
Editorial neighborhood context
This townhouse sits within easy reach of downtown Fort Lauderdale’s restaurants, boutiques and waterfront promenades while offering a quieter, gated-community feel. The area attracts boating enthusiasts — a public boat ramp is roughly a mile away — and provides convenient access to regional transit hubs: Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, the cruise terminals and gaming venues are all a short drive. Residents enjoy a mix of urban conveniences and water-oriented leisure, with casual dining, grocery options and service retail nearby for everyday needs.
Nearby access summary
Very good water recreation access with a public boat ramp about a mile away, a community pool onsite, and short drives to waterfront promenades, parks and marina facilities for boating and fishing.
Market context
A factual market snapshot around 610 SE 14th Ct #6.
Editorial market perspective
Fort Lauderdale’s mid-market townhome segment, particularly in zip code 33316, continues to attract both owner-occupiers and investors. Properties that allow short-term rentals—like this unit—are drawing extra attention from buyers seeking cash-flow potential, while buyers looking for a full-time residence appreciate gated communities and hurricane-impact upgrades. Inventory in the entry-to-mid price brackets remains tighter than the long-term average, which tends to shorten days on market for well-priced, turnkey units. Price appreciation has been notable over the past few years for South Florida, though market activity shows periodic seasonal moderation; well-maintained, competitively priced townhomes typically move faster than comparable condos because of lower HOA/permitting friction for rentals. For investors, the combination of daily-rental allowance, proximity to boating access, and low-turnover gated community amenities creates a compelling window right now. For owner-occupants, limited nearby inventory and walkable access to downtown services mean a thoughtfully priced listing can be a sensible buy.
Highlights & features
What stands out about this property.
01Daily rentals allowed — investor-friendly
02Impact windows and doors
03Two ensuite primary-style bedrooms
04Assigned parking at front door
05Community pool just steps away
06In-unit washer and dryer
07Private back patio with French doors
08Stainless steel kitchen appliances
Interior Features
- 2 primary-style suites with ensuite bathrooms
- Half bathroom on main level
- Vaulted ceilings and arched windows
- Tile and carpet flooring
- Eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances
- French doors to private patio
- In-unit washer and dryer
- Impact windows and doors
Exterior & Lot
- Boutique gated community
- Community pool steps away
- Private back patio
- Assigned parking directly at front door
- Low-maintenance landscaping
Location & Neighborhood
- Approximately 1 mile to a public boat ramp
- Short drive to downtown Fort Lauderdale
- Close to airport, cruise port and local casino
- Nearby shops, dining and waterfront amenities
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 65/100 — Somewhat Walkable; everyday errands and dining options within a short drive or moderate walk
- Community pool and small private outdoor space
- Boating access via public ramp (≈1 mile)
- Short drives to waterfront promenades and dining
- Neighborhood offers urban-waterfront recreational opportunities