About 2010 Nw 35th Street
Discover timeless Mid-Century Modern style in this 4BR/2BA single-story home built in 1962. Enter through a private gated courtyard and step inside to find terrazzo floors throughout the main living areas and soaring pine wood ceilings in the living room and kitchen. Walls of impact windows and doors flood the space with natural light while offering stunning, unobstructed views of the Middle River. The open layout seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living, leading to a screened-in pool and tranquil backyard retreat. Perfect for both relaxing and entertaining, this waterfront gem combines charm, character, tranquility and peace of mind with modern upgrades. Welcome to 2010 NW 35th St, a rare Mid-Century Modern single-story home in Oakland Park offering timeless character and peaceful riverfront living. Built in 1962, this 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence invites you to experience a blend of original charm and thoughtful updates.Enter through the gated courtyard, where privacy and tranquility set the tone. Inside, terrazzo floors flow through the main living areas, complemented by soaring pine wood ceilings in the living room and kitchen. Expansive impact windows and doors bring in natural light and frame unobstructed views of the Middle River, creating a seamless connection with the outdoors.The open layout is perfect for both entertaining and relaxing. Step outside to the screened-in pool and enjoy serene moments by the water. Whether you’re hosting gatherings, enjoying family time, or simply soaking in the view, this home provides the ideal setting.Additional features include a functional floor plan with four spacious bedrooms, modern impact protection for safety and efficiency, and an unmatched location near parks, shopping, dining, and Fort Lauderdale’s vibrant beaches.This property is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle that offers privacy, charm, and peace of mind in a sought-after community. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Mid-Century Modern history along the Middle River.
