An established enclave tucked into the southwest corner of Hollywood, Beverly Park is a quiet residential community that offers access to many of the amenities of modern urban life. Densely populated with homes built primarily in the 1950s, the neighborhood is anchored by a community center and surrounded by major roadways and diverse dining options.
Though neighbors live in relatively close quarters, many homes offer either large yards or large driveways. Several homes feature carports. The established dwellings are “good solid homes, all with concrete block construction,” says Samuel Fugina, owner and broker of Marlin Realty and longtime area resident. Prices typically range from the high $300,000s to the low $500,000s. Extensive renovations of larger homes and homes built in recent years can list for $600,000-plus. Prospective buyers should be aware that noise can be a factor, as certain homes on the east, west and south sides are located near major roadways. Wind also can be an issue, especially during hurricane season, and insurance rates can reflect the extra coverage required.
Residents enjoy easy access to an array of ethnic eateries. The area is a particular hub for Caribbean cuisine. Locals can walk to Captain Jerk, a Jamaican counter-service restaurant offering daily lunch specials, or Miramar Bakery, a family-owned spot for Cuban recipes, including pastries and breakfast sandwiches. Residents can stock up on essentials at nearby retailers that include Aldi and Walmart.
Kay Gaither Community Center is located in the heart of the community. It offers indoor and outdoor amenities, the latter anchored by a lighted basketball court and a shaded playground. An aftercare program and summer camps are provided by grants from the Children's Services Council. The city’s community centers are a popular gathering spot for residents and also host community events. The Spring Marshmallow Drop at the nearby Boulevard Heights Community Center is a highlight. With children eagerly waiting to collect, a helicopter drops 30,000 marshmallows. Several pocket parks can be found in neighboring communities, including Zinkil Park, where residents can take advantage of an interactive splash pad, exercise stations and a paved walking trail. The city’s buzzy beachfront is located about 7 miles away.
The neighborhood’s youngest students can attend Orange Brook Elementary, a C-plus-rated school by Niche. Older students can attend Apollo Middle, a B-minus-rated school, before moving on to McArthur High, a B-rated Cambridge International school that also offers dual enrollment in college-level courses. Broward County students qualify for the district’s Universal Free Lunch program, which provides free meals regardless of eligibility status.
Broward County Transit buses run regularly along Pembroke Road, State Road 7 and Hollywood Boulevard, all of which surround the neighborhood. Hollywood Boulevard provides direct access to the Hollywood Station commuter rail line less than 4 miles east as well as the city’s beaches. State Road 7 and the Florida Turnpike, which forms the western edge of the neighborhood, connect to Interstate 95 a few miles south. I-95 provides access to points of interest up and down the coast, including Fort Lauderdale about 15 miles north and Miami about 20 miles south. North Perry Airport, a general aviation is located nearby. Though Beverly Park is not in the flight path, in 2023 locals called on county officials to study air quality in the area, after the Environmental Protection Agency ranked North Perry fifth in the nation for airport lead emissions. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is a little more than 12 miles north of the neighborhood.
Ben Garcia
List Realty
(754) 354-4967
66 Total Sales
1 in Beverly Park
$405,000 Price
Natascha Gonzalez
Circle One Realty, LLC.
(866) 624-6550
19 Total Sales
1 in Beverly Park
$325,000 Price
Joel Valencia
Keller Williams Capital Realty
(786) 699-8362
82 Total Sales
1 in Beverly Park
$380,000 Price
Rose Thompson
High Equity Realty, Inc.
(855) 691-5631
16 Total Sales
1 in Beverly Park
$432,000 Price
Tracey Douglas
Coldwell Banker Realty
(954) 799-6295
24 Total Sales
1 in Beverly Park
$384,000 Price
Alberto Vasquez
Keller Williams Realty SW
(786) 741-7613
366 Total Sales
1 in Beverly Park
$400,000 Price
On average, homes in Beverly Park, Hollywood sell after 56 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Beverly Park, Hollywood over the last 12 months is $435,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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