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3541 NE 13th Avenue · The parks next door

A native botanical garden is coming right next door.

The two City-owned lots beside 3541 NE 13th Avenue, at 1265 and 1279 NE 35th Street, are becoming Glenwood Garden, a Florida native botanical garden designed for the City of Oakland Park. That means shaded paths, meadows and gardens beside the homes, not new construction on that land.

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Concept rendering of Glenwood Garden: a boardwalk through native plantings and shade trees
Concept rendering: Cadence Landscape Architects for the City of Oakland Park (March 2025); the final design may differ.
Next doorGlenwood Garden, on the City lots beside the homes
3-minute walkto Greenleaf Park, with courts and a playground
$3.2M+in state grants for new sidewalks and drainage on the surrounding streets
28 Oct 2026groundbreaking, 10 am, 1265 NE 35th Street

Glenwood Garden at a glance

  • About 0.53 acres of Florida native plantings, shade trees and palms
  • Shaded winding paths, a boardwalk and open meadows
  • Lowland gardens with natural stormwater management
  • A decorative perimeter wall, a gated entry and a corner plaza on NE 35th Street
  • A quiet, passive park: no ballfields, no stadium lights

It is funded by a private resident's donation, grants and the City's capital budget.

"A visionary Florida native botanical garden that is rooted in place, history, and community."
Cadence Landscape Architects
Concept rendering of the Glenwood Garden gated entry and decorative perimeter wall
The gated entry and decorative perimeter wall. Concept rendering: Cadence Landscape Architects for the City of Oakland Park (March 2025); the final design may differ.

The garden plan

Cadence concept plan: aerial view of Glenwood Garden on NE 35th Street
From Cadence’s concept design package for the City (25 March 2025): a 5-minute walk to City Hall and a 3-minute walk to Greenleaf Park.

How the garden got here

  • Nov–Dec 2023Proposed to the City Commission; the City lots are chosen
  • March 2025Cadence presents the concept design to the City
  • June 2025Commission approves the design contract (Flynn Engineering, with Cadence)
  • March 2026State Contracting & Engineering hired as construction manager
  • Aug–Sep 2026Permit applied for; bids due for phase one (an 8-foot wall and drainage)
  • 28 Oct 2026Groundbreaking; the City has not published a finish date

A neighbourhood the City is investing in

ParkWhereWhatStatus
Glenwood Garden1265–1279 NE 35th St, next doorA native botanical garden with a boardwalk, meadows and shaded pathsBuilding
Greenleaf ParkNE 38th St, about a 3-minute walkPlayground, shaded pavilion, lighting, and basketball, tennis and pickleball courtsOpen
Wag Dog Park600 NE 38th St, Giusti ParkThe City's dog park: separate small-dog and large-dog areas and a dog wash, beside an exercise trailOpen
J. Dewey Hawkins Landing2960 NE 12th TerraceAccess to the Middle River, backed by $860,000 in grantsPlanned

New sidewalks on NE 13th Avenue. The City's NE 13th Avenue project adds sidewalks, accessible paths and better drainage from NE 12th to NE 16th Avenue, between Oakland Park Boulevard and NE 40th Place, which takes in the homes' block. It is backed by more than $3.2 million in state grants.

More guides: Glenwood Garden · Oakland Park is rising · New construction in Oakland Park · Oakland Park & Wilton Manors guide · Buying a second home in Fort Lauderdale · Short-term rental rules, city by city

More parks in Oakland Park

Beyond the garden next door, these are the City's newest and best-loved parks, with what is open now and what is planned.

Greenleaf Park

Open · 27 Aug 2026

1300 Park Lane East, downtown

  • Full basketball court, tennis and pickleball courts, a playground, a shaded pavilion, lighting and parking
  • Built with more than $2 million of private investment, at no cost to taxpayers, through the City's partnership with Horizon Oakland Park (Falcone Group and Kaufman Lynn Construction)
  • About a 3-minute walk from the homes

Source: City News Flash, 27 Aug 2026 · Cadence: Glenwood Garden

Jaco Pastorius Park

Open · events all year

4000 N Dixie Highway

  • The City's event park, home to Oktoberfest, the Polynesian Cultural Festival, Holiday Village, the Culinary Arts Showcase series and Moonlit Movie nights
  • A walking track, and a lit arched fountain you can walk under at the Main Street entrance
  • Next on the City calendar: Holiday Village, 4–5 December 2026, 5:30–10 pm

Source: City: Jaco Pastorius Park · City calendar: Holiday Village

Wag Dog Park

Open

600 NE 38th Street

  • Separate small-dog and large-dog areas, a dog wash and a drinking fountain
  • Beside the Richard E. Giusti Heart Par Cours exercise trail, reopened in summer 2026 with new equipment, seating and shade

Source: City: Wag Dog Park · City News Flash, 27 Aug 2026

City Centennial Park, Phase II

Planned

City Centennial Park, 3900 NE 3rd Avenue

  • About five more acres of park, on land freed when Public Works moved to its new complex on NE 12th Terrace
  • Planned next phase: a performance space with tiered lawn seating, outdoor seating, walking and jogging trails, a butterfly garden, gathering spaces, an urban forest, an exercise area and parking
  • Construction anticipated in 2027

Source: Oakland Park CRA: featured projects · City News Flash, 3 Mar 2025 · On the Rise, Fall/Winter 2026

J. Dewey Hawkins Landing

Upgrades planned

2960 NE 12th Terrace

  • A public boat ramp and a kayak, canoe and paddleboard launch on the north fork of the Middle River
  • The City secured $860,000 in grants for a better boat ramp, seawall, docks and kayak launch
  • The boat ramp is open today; the docks are temporarily closed

Source: On the Rise, Spring/Summer 2026 · City: J. Dewey Hawkins Landing · City News Flash, 21 Jul 2025

Dr. Carter G. Woodson Park

Completed

3490 NE 3rd Avenue

  • New lighted basketball court, rubberised playground, outdoor fitness equipment, sidewalks and parking
  • A community garden with 13 raised beds
  • A $1.47 million upgrade, more than $1.23 million of it paid by grants

Source: Oakland Park CRA: featured projects · City: Dr. Carter G. Woodson Park

3541 NE 13th Ave: The view from Unit A's back balcony over the City lots that become Glenwood GardenThe view from Unit A's back balcony over the City lots that become Glenwood Garden
3541 NE 13th Ave: Unit B's private pool and backyardUnit B's private pool and backyard
3541 NE 13th Ave: 3541 NE 13th Ave from the air, October 20263541 NE 13th Ave from the air, October 2026

Wilton Manors, about three minutes away

Wilton Manors, the Island City, wraps around the Middle River. Its parks are about three minutes by car from the homes.

Colohatchee Park & Dog Park

Open

1975 NE 15th Avenue, Wilton Manors

  • Walking trail, outdoor fitness zone, pavilion and picnic tables
  • A dog park beside the trail
  • A boat, kayak and canoe ramp onto the Middle River

Source: Wilton Manors: City Parks · Florida DEP: Middle River Paddling Trail

Richardson Historic Park

Open

1937 Wilton Drive, Wilton Manors

  • 5.4 acres on the Middle River: a river boardwalk, boat dock, observation pier and nature trails
  • The historic Manor House and Carriage House, used as a wedding venue
  • A kayak and canoe launch on the paddling trail

Source: Wilton Manors: Richardson Historic Park · Florida DEP: Middle River Paddling Trail

Hagen Park

Open

2020 Wilton Drive, Wilton Manors

  • Community centre and the Island City Fitness Center
  • Six tennis courts, pickleball, sand volleyball, a walking trail and a fitness pavilion

Source: Wilton Manors: Hagen Park

Stafford Park & Nature Preserve

Open

823 NE 28th Street, Wilton Manors

  • Formerly Island City Park Preserve
  • Elevated walkway, fishing pier, observation deck and a canoe and kayak launch
  • Basketball court, playground, outdoor fitness zone and three pavilions

Source: Wilton Manors: Stafford Park

The Middle River paddling trail

Open

Around Wilton Manors, the Island City

  • A loop of about 7 miles on the Middle River, with five launch points: Colohatchee, Stafford Park, Snook Creek, Donn Eisele Park and Richardson Park
  • Wilton Manors is a certified Community Wildlife Habitat with the National Wildlife Federation

Source: Florida DEP: Middle River Paddling Trail · Wilton Manors: Waterways

Source: OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM), 26 Oct 2026

Getting around: a proposed commuter-rail stop

Proposed, no date
  • FDOT's technical team has recommended a commuter-rail stop on the FEC line at Main Street (NE 12th Avenue), between NE 36th and NE 38th Streets
  • That is about ⅛ mile from the homes in a straight line
  • 77% of residents surveyed support a stop in Oakland Park
  • No station is funded or scheduled

More in our redevelopment guide →

Source: Oakland Park CRA: featured projects

The homes

Two brand-new 5-bedroom, 6-bath pool townhome condos of about 2,700 air-conditioned sq ft each, completed 2026, each with a private pool, a finished backyard and a 240-volt EV charger. STR-eligible, subject to licensing: the City of Oakland Park confirmed in writing that each condominium unit can hold its own Short-Term Rental License (letter obtained through Becker & Poliakoff). $1,485,000 per unit; pricing for buyers of both — ask Share.

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Share RossSharon "Share" RossREALTOR®
561.374.4582Sharon@RockstarHomeGroup.comThe Rockstar Group, brokered by eXp Realty

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Renderings and the concept plan are by Cadence Landscape Architects for the City of Oakland Park and show the March 2025 concept; the final design may differ. Park and street details come from City of Oakland Park public records as of 19 October 2026. Timing and features belong to the City and may change, so buyers should confirm with the City of Oakland Park. Walking times come from the designer's plan. Not a guarantee of future improvements. Glenwood Garden is a botanical garden, not a dog park; the nearest dog parks are Wag Dog Park and the Colohatchee Dog Park in Wilton Manors.
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