Your Florida home.
It rents when you're away.

$1,485,000 per residence. If you are interested in buying both, ask Share directly for pricing.

A brand-new five-bedroom, six-full-bath, two-story home with its own private plunge pool, on its own deed, at 3541 NE 13th Avenue in Oakland Park. The two homes share one building, so there is a small HOA of two owners.

About $375 a month per home (estimate). Almost all of it pays the building's hazard, wind and flood insurance; the rest is a small reserve toward a new roof in 15–20 years. No amenities, no management company and no clubhouse to fund.

Yes. The homes have been confirmed as lendable; conventional financing is available, like any residential purchase. Share can connect you with a lender.

Roughly $3,040 a month: the HOA fee of about $375, property tax of about $2,250 and your own unit policy of about $415 (all estimates). Tax is estimated on the purchase price; Florida reassesses at sale, and the homestead exemption applies if it is your primary residence. Utilities are yours; the home is all-electric with two new AC systems.

Your own unit policy (an HO-6) for the interior, contents and liability. The building's hazard, wind and flood policy is carried by the HOA through the fee above. Flood cover on your unit only if your lender requires it.

Completed 2026. Impact-rated windows and doors throughout, two AC systems and two washer-dryer sets per home, quartz counters, porcelain tile, an upstairs wet bar and a 240V EV charger in the carport.

About 2,700 air-conditioned square feet per home, over two stories, plus the carport, balcony and pool yard.

A two-car carport plus two driveway spaces per home, with a 240V EV charger.

Same plan, same pool, two personalities. Unit A is the Noir Residence: Repose Gray walls with Tricorn Black doors and trim, sold unfurnished and virtually staged. Unit B is the Horizon Residence: Crushed Ice walls with Pure White doors and trim, professionally staged. Equal in standing, different by design.

Yes, separately. The staged furniture belongs to the staging company and is available by arrangement with them; Share can get you the inventory and price. It is not included in the purchase price.

Yes, if you choose to. Each home is STR-eligible, subject to the City's licensing: the City of Oakland Park confirmed in writing, in a letter obtained through the seller's counsel at Becker, that each condominium unit can hold its own Short-Term Rental License. The licence does not transfer with the sale; each owner applies in their own name, passes the City's inspection, meets its safety and local-contact requirements, renews each year and holds a Florida DBPR licence. Renting is an option, not a requirement.

Comparable pool homes nearby earn about $225K a year gross once established; the strongest, most established operators are around $323K (Top 10%). As a second home with six owner weeks, about $122K a year is left toward the mortgage, self-managed. These are our projections from market data and local operators, not a guarantee; the Buyer Handout has the detail.

You own both homes and the two-unit association. Each home can be rented separately, and the pair can be marketed together for up to 16 guests combined, subject to licensing and occupancy rules. Pricing for buyers of both is discussed directly with Share.

Glenwood Garden, a Florida-native botanical garden the City is creating on the lots beside the homes on NE 35th Street, with shaded paths and a boardwalk. Construction is expected to begin fall 2026. Greenleaf Park, with a dog park and courts, is a three-minute walk.

East of I-95 in Oakland Park, three minutes from Wilton Drive's restaurants, bars and nightlife, with Fort Lauderdale beach and Las Olas Boulevard close by, and about 20 minutes from Fort Lauderdale airport.

Zone AE, with the finished floor 1.68 feet above base flood elevation. Elevation information is available on request.

Three easy ways: contact Share directly; a self-guided visit with your own agent, arranged through Share; or the open houses to be announced.

A normal residential purchase: financing welcome, a 10-day inspection period, and closing and title through Becker, the seller's counsel, or your own title company if you prefer.

The HOA documents and budget, the survey, elevation information, insurance certificates and the City's short-term-rental letter — ask Share. They are shared with interested buyers, not posted publicly.

Luxury Furnished Living, which has hosted guests for twelve years across Washington, DC and South Florida. The owner specified every finish, down to the paint, before the first wall was painted.