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155Units
22Stories
1974Year Built
$648K - $1.8MValue Range
Available Units
For Sale
For Rent
Highlights
Ocean View
Bayview Elementary School Rated A
Property fronts gulf or ocean
Fitness Center
Gated Community
Clubhouse
Waterfront luxury in the heart of Fort Lauderdale
The Corinthian stands as a prominent fixture along Fort Lauderdale's Intracoastal Waterway. Completed in 1974, this 22-story condominium tower houses 155 residences designed by architect Oscar Handle. Its location offers residents direct views of the bustling waterway, with the Atlantic Ocean and vibrant cityscape as a backdrop. The building's enduring presence in the Sunrise Intracoastal neighborhood speaks to its timeless appeal and prime positioning within one of Fort Lauderdale's most sought-after areas.
Spacious residences with panoramic water views
The Corinthian offers a range of generously sized two- and three-bedroom layouts, spanning from 1,500 to 3,305 square feet. These residences are designed to maximize the building's waterfront location, with many units featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive balconies that capture stunning views of the Intracoastal Waterway, Atlantic Ocean, and Fort Lauderdale skyline.
Two-bedroom units, which make up the majority of the residences, offer between two and three bathrooms and are priced from $550,000 to $1,989,000. The larger three-bedroom configurations, also available with two to three bathrooms, occupy premium positions within the building.
Many units have undergone extensive renovations, boasting modern finishes and high-end features. Kitchens often showcase custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances from brands like Bosch, Miele, and Viking. Bathrooms have been updated with luxurious touches such as marble finishes and frameless glass showers.
Throughout the residences, attention to detail is evident in features like smooth ceilings, recessed lighting, and custom built-ins. Some units offer unique elements such as a private foyer entrance, providing an added sense of exclusivity. Flooring options vary, with many units featuring a combination of marble, porcelain tile, and engineered wood.
Storage is ample, with many units offering walk-in closets and additional storage rooms. In-unit laundry is standard, typically with full-size washers and dryers. For climate control, central air conditioning systems ensure year-round comfort.
Monthly HOA fees range from $1,200 to $2,700, covering building management, cable TV, insurance, ground maintenance, structural maintenance, and access to the building's array of amenities. These fees reflect the high level of service and amenities provided at The Corinthian, ensuring residents enjoy a worry-free lifestyle in their waterfront home.
Elevated living with panoramic rooftop amenities
The Corinthian offers a comprehensive suite of amenities designed to enhance the luxury living experience. The crown jewel is the heated rooftop pool, providing residents with a serene oasis high above the city. This top-floor retreat is complemented by a clubroom and social spaces, perfect for entertaining or relaxing while enjoying 360-degree views of Fort Lauderdale and the Atlantic Ocean.
For fitness enthusiasts, the building houses a well-equipped fitness center on the 23rd floor, allowing residents to maintain their workout routines while taking in breathtaking vistas. After a vigorous workout, residents can unwind in the building's saunas, promoting relaxation and wellness.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the building's grill area, ideal for al fresco dining and social gatherings. The property also features a library, offering a quiet space for reading or work.
Security is a top priority at The Corinthian, with 24/7 security personnel and a front desk attendant ensuring residents' safety and peace of mind. The building's semi-private elevators add an extra layer of exclusivity and privacy.
For residents' convenience, the Corinthian provides covered garage parking, with some units allocated single parking spaces. Additional storage rooms are available, addressing the needs of those requiring extra space.
The building's common areas, including social rooms and community spaces, foster a sense of community among residents. These areas serve as extensions of individual homes, providing ample space for larger gatherings or quiet contemplation.
Professional on-site management ensures the smooth operation of the building and its amenities, maintaining The Corinthian's reputation as one of Fort Lauderdale's premier residential addresses.
Coastal charm meets urban convenience
The Corinthian's location in the Sunrise Intracoastal neighborhood places residents at the heart of Fort Lauderdale's vibrant coastal scene. This area is characterized by its proximity to both the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, offering a perfect blend of waterfront living and urban amenities.
Just steps from the building, residents find themselves immersed in a world of high-end shopping and dining. The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale, a sophisticated shopping destination, is within easy walking distance. This upscale mall houses a variety of retailers, including Macy's and high-end boutiques, catering to discerning shoppers.
Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to renowned restaurants. The Capital Grille, known for its exceptional steaks and seafood, is a short stroll away. Seasons 52, offering seasonal menus with a focus on fresh ingredients, provides another excellent dining option in the immediate vicinity.
For everyday conveniences, a Publix supermarket and CVS Pharmacy are located nearby, ensuring residents have easy access to essentials. Coffee lovers will appreciate the presence of a local Starbucks, perfect for morning routines or casual meetings.
The neighborhood's coastal location provides ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, often referred to as Fort Lauderdale's "Central Park," is just a short distance away. This urban oasis offers hiking trails, kayaking opportunities, and a chance to connect with nature without leaving the city.
Beach enthusiasts will find paradise at their doorstep, with Fort Lauderdale Beach just a few blocks east. The area's famous stretch of golden sand and clear waters provides the perfect setting for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports.
Cultural attractions abound in the vicinity. The Bonnet House Museum and Gardens, a historic estate preserving the area's artistic and environmental heritage, offers a glimpse into Fort Lauderdale's past. This 35-acre haven provides a stark contrast to the modern developments surrounding it, offering guided tours and art exhibitions throughout the year.
For those seeking nightlife and entertainment, the nearby Sunrise Boulevard corridor and the Las Olas area, a short drive away, offer a variety of options from upscale lounges to casual bars.
The neighborhood's prime location also means easy access to Fort Lauderdale's downtown area, where residents can explore additional dining options, cultural venues, and business districts. This balance of beachfront relaxation and urban energy makes the Sunrise Intracoastal area one of Fort Lauderdale's most desirable residential locations.
Strategic location with easy access to major thoroughfares
The Corinthian's location in Fort Lauderdale offers residents convenient access to various transportation options, catering to different travel needs and preferences.
For those preferring to drive, the building's proximity to major roads provides easy navigation throughout the city and beyond. Sunrise Boulevard, a main east-west artery, is readily accessible, connecting residents to U.S. Highway 1 and Interstate 95. These major thoroughfares facilitate quick travel to other parts of Fort Lauderdale and neighboring cities.
The area's layout and infrastructure support active transportation modes. The proximity to nearby amenities like the Galleria Mall or the beach makes short trips comfortable on foot or by bicycle.
For longer-distance travel, Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport is approximately 11 miles away, typically reachable in about 20 minutes by car, depending on traffic conditions. This proximity is particularly convenient for frequent travelers or those expecting out-of-town guests.
While public transit options are limited in the immediate area, the building's central location means that most daily needs and leisure activities are within a short drive or walk.
The building's waterfront location also opens up unique transportation possibilities. The Water Taxi, a popular way to explore Fort Lauderdale's extensive canal system and waterfront attractions, has a stop adjacent to The Corinthian. This service provides a scenic and relaxing way to reach destinations along the Intracoastal Waterway and New River.
For boating enthusiasts, the Intracoastal Waterway offers direct access to the Atlantic Ocean, with no fixed bridges obstructing the path. While The Corinthian itself doesn't offer private docks, several marinas in the vicinity provide options for boat storage and launching.
The Corinthian's transportation profile reflects its position as a luxury residence in a car-centric area, with the added benefits of walkability to local amenities and unique water-based transport options. This combination of accessibility and exclusivity contributes to the building's appeal for those seeking a balance between urban convenience and coastal living.
Association fees include management, amenities, common areas, cable TV, ground maintenance, parking, pest control, pool(s), reserve fund, sewer, trash, water
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Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
69/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
73/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
38/ 100
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Parks in this Area
George English Park
15 min walk
Bike Trails
Boating
Fishing
Fort Lauderdale Dog Beach
15 min walk
Dog Park
Beach
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
4 min drive
Bike Trails
Camping
Fishing
Willingham Park
5 min drive
Trails
Beach
Ocean
Annie Beck Park
5 min drive
Trails
Kayak/Canoe
River
Las Olas Oceanside Park
6 min drive
Bike Trails
Trails
Ocean
Holiday Park
6 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Dog Park
Idlewyld Park/Merle Fogg Park
6 min drive
Boating
Picnic Area
Trails
Victoria Park
7 min drive
Picnic Area
Trails
River
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