Coral Ridge Isles

Coral Ridge Isles is a neighborhood in northeast Fort Lauderdale. The community holds about 1,000 homes, and many have canals with a path to the ocean. Most date to the 1960s, with mid-century lines and big remodels throughout. Streets stay quiet and lined with tall royal palms, a short drive from the beach. Buyers get houses, a few townhomes, and condos at a range of prices. For canal-front living, Coral Ridge Isles homes for sale are worth a look.


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Coral Ridge Isles Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $702K
Lowest Price $150K
Highest Price $1.4M
Total Listings 14
Avg. Price/SQFT $423

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Single-Family homes for Sale in Coral Ridge Isles

About Coral Ridge Isles

Coral Ridge Isles sits between Commercial Boulevard and Cypress Creek Road in northeast Fort Lauderdale. Developers laid out the neighborhood in the 1960s, and most homes keep that single-story ranch footprint. Many back up to finger canals that reach the Middle River and the Intracoastal. Boats with low profiles clear the fixed bridges and reach the Intracoastal, with the ocean a longer run beyond. Those waterways tie into the network that earns Fort Lauderdale its "Venice of America" nickname. Lots range from about 6,800 to over 10,000 square feet, with room for a pool and dock. Owners have updated most homes inside, so kitchens and baths often feel current. The streets stay calm, with shade trees and well-kept yards throughout.

HOA Information & Lifestyle Amenities

Coral Ridge Isles has no mandatory homeowners association, so there are no monthly HOA dues. A volunteer group, the Coral Ridge Isles Civic Association, runs events and engages in local advocacy. Your main costs are taxes, insurance, and upkeep, plus any dock or pool care. The lifestyle centers on the water, the boating, and an easy drive to the sand. Some condo buildings in the area carry their own fees and rules. The draw here is canal access and location, not gated amenities. Owners value the quiet streets and the room to keep a boat.

Residents enjoy a lifestyle that includes:

  • Canal-front homes with dock potential
  • No required HOA dues for homeowners
  • Voluntary Coral Ridge Isles Civic Association
  • Boat access to the Intracoastal and Atlantic
  • Minutes to the beach by car
  • Tree-lined, quiet residential streets
  • Room for pools, docks, and boat lifts
  • Close to US-1, I-95, and Commercial Boulevard

Coral Ridge Isles Homes for Sale

Coral Ridge Isles offers a steady mix of canal-front and interior homes. Most are three-bedroom, two-bath single-family homes from the 1960s. Interior space runs from about 1,134 to 3,115 square feet, depending on additions. Waterfront homes with docks and ocean access draw the most demand and the highest prices. The average sale price has hovered near $712,000 over the past year. Interior lots and condos offer lower entry points for first-time buyers. Many homes have newer roofs, impact windows, and remodeled kitchens. A trusted Fort Lauderdale luxury realtor can match you with the right canal or street inside Coral Ridge Isles.

Top Highlights of Coral Ridge Isles

  • Canal lots with boating access
  • About 1,000 homes built in the 1960s
  • No mandatory HOA on most homes
  • Houses, townhomes, and condo options
  • A short drive to the beach and the Intracoastal
  • Mature royal palms and quiet streets
  • Average sale price near $712,000
  • Room for pools, docks, and boat lifts
  • Close to US-1, I-95, and Commercial Boulevard
  • Zoned for Floranada Elementary and Northeast High

Location of Coral Ridge Isles in Fort Lauderdale

Coral Ridge Isles sits in Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334, in northeast Broward County. The neighborhood runs between Dixie Highway and US-1, east of I-95. Commercial Boulevard forms the south edge, with Cypress Creek Road to the north. Oakland Park and Wilton Manors sit just south and west. Pompano Beach lies just north. Drivers reach I-95 in minutes and Fort Lauderdale Airport in about twenty. The nearest beach is roughly ten minutes east. For a central, water-close base, the spot works well.

Top Destinations Close to Coral Ridge Isles

Coral Ridge Isles puts beaches, parks, and dining within a quick drive. A few nearby spots:

Nearest Educational Institutions to Coral Ridge Isles, Fort Lauderdale

Coral Ridge Isles falls within Broward County Public Schools. The area zones to Floranada Elementary, James S. Rickards Middle, and Northeast High. The district sets assignments by address, so confirm before you buy. Private and college options sit close by too.

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Healthcare and Medical Facilities Near Coral Ridge Isles

Care sits close to Coral Ridge Isles, from walk-in clinics to full hospitals. A few nearby options:

Frequently Asked Questions About Coral Ridge Isles

Do Coral Ridge Isles homes have boat access to the ocean?

Many do. Coral Ridge Isles sits on finger canals that lead to the Middle River, the Intracoastal, and the Atlantic. The catch is fixed bridges, so the route only works for lower-profile boats, not tall sportfishers. Measure your bridge clearance before you buy a waterfront home. Interior lots are entirely off the water.

Is Coral Ridge Isles in a flood zone?

Parts of it, yes. Like much of coastal Fort Lauderdale, sections of Coral Ridge Isles fall in FEMA flood zones. Lenders often require flood insurance on waterfront and low-lying lots. Rates depend on elevation, the home, and any upgrades. Pull the flood map and a current quote before you commit.

Can you rent out a home in Coral Ridge Isles?

In most cases, yes. Coral Ridge Isles has no required HOA on most homes, so owners face few rental limits. The city sets rules for short-term and vacation rentals, so check those first. Condo buildings in the area may cap leasing. Confirm the rules for any specific property.

Are all homes in Coral Ridge Isles on the water?

No. Coral Ridge Isles mixes canal-front homes with interior streets and cul-de-sacs. Waterfront homes cost more and sell faster, while inland homes offer lower entry points. Some buildings are condos rather than houses. Decide if dock access matters before you start your search.

Is Coral Ridge Isles a good value in Fort Lauderdale?

Many buyers think so. Coral Ridge Isles offers canal access and ocean-bound boating below the prices of beachfront neighborhoods. The 1960s homes leave room to update or expand. Strong schools and a short beach drive support long-term demand. For waterfront near the coast, the value holds up well.

Ready to Find Your Home in Coral Ridge Isles?

The Mastropieri Group, Realtors® can help you find the right home in Coral Ridge Isles before it sells. The team brings more than 2,000 five-star online reviews. A seasoned Fort Lauderdale real estate agent will guide you through bridge clearance, flood zones, and value before you commit. Call (954) 833-1468 to tour Coral Ridge Isles homes for sale.

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