Neighborhood Spotlight - Colee Hammock

Built on a rise in the ground surrounding marshes and waterways, Colee Hammock is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the Fort Lauderdale area. The name is a combination of the Hammock Trees and James Louis Colee, an engineer who worked for the owner of the land. Just over a mile from the ocean and next to the Intercoastal Highway and New River, this beautiful and eclectic neighborhood is located in an extremely desirable location.


Colee Hammock is in very close proximity to an abundance of boutiques, dining and entertainment venues. The neighborhood has great walkability to theaters and museums as well as conveniences such as a post office and pharmacy. Great for families, Colee Hammock is in the Broward County Public School System, the sixth-largest school district in the nation and the second-largest in the state of Florida.


There are a wide variety of homes available in Colee Hammock, including single family homes, townhomes, condominiums and luxury condominiums, many of which are waterfront. These homes can be found in many styles including Art Deco, Mediterranean, Cape Cod and more. The distinct architecture of the neighborhood gives it a historical charm and makes it extremely attractive to those looking to relocate here. Additionally, there are building codes to honor the historical nature of the neighborhood and limit the height of buildings.


Interested in moving to Colee Hammock or any surrounding area? Fairway Fort Lauderdale is here to help you! Call us today to schedule an appointment where we can discuss your finances and determine the best home loan program for you. Schedule an appointment today!

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