2353 NE 26th St., Lighthouse Point, FL 33064

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Lighthouse Point, Florida

Zahn Development’s new green home is located in Lighthouse Point, Florida. The city, Incorporated in 1956, is a unique oasis in the vibrant South Florida community. Nestled between  Boca Raton and bustling downtown Fort Lauderdale, Lighthouse Point borders the communities of Pompano Beach and Deerfield Beach. Both Miami and Palm Beach are a short drive on nearby I-95.

Families of all sizes and ages flock to this quaint town of about 11,000 people for its interconnecting 18 miles of canals and waterways that lead to the Atlantic Ocean, active youth sports program, and special culture. Lighthouse Point boasts its own municipal police force, public library and governmental body. Residents also enjoy the Lighthouse Point Tennis Center and Dan Witt Park as well as about 20 acres of natural environment and mini-parks. Outdoor activities are a favorite past time on the more than 13 miles of sidewalks and bike paths throughout the community.

Most Saturday mornings, residents can find the mayor hanging out at the local diner or feeding tarpon at the Marina. Few strangers exist in this friendly neighborhood where residents take pride in their community. It’s not uncommon to find three generations of Lighthouse Point residents. Federal Highway, which borders the west side of the community, features a full complement of retail stores, restaurants, and other business establishments.

From the home’s 90 foot dock sail only six minutes to the Hillsboro Inlet and the Atlantic Ocean.

VIEW A VIDEO BOAT RIDE FROM THE DOCK TO THE HILLSBORO INLET

The home is on a deep water canal with a 90ft dock. Take your boat for a ride and begin the journey to the Atlantic ocean. Cruise by luxury homes and reach the Intercoastal waterway in minutes. Nearby  you can refuel and enjoy the restaurant at the Lighthouse Point Marina or head out to sea as you pass under the A1A Hillsboro Inlet Bridge.  Enter into the Hillsboro bay where weekend boaters anchor to enjoy the beaches.

In less then ten minutes you can reach the Atlantic Ocean for fishing, diving and boating.  …and in only
2 hours by boat to the Bahamas!

Read Linda Trischitta’s article in the South Florida Sun Sentinel: A “Mayberry” for the rich and famous