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The gateway to southern Florida-living
Situated North of the Stranahan River, Margate Gardens offers an affordable middle ground between Coral Springs and Pompano Beach. Residents here take advantage of the low entry-level pricing and the riverfront access. Homes here were constructed as early as the 1950s. Ranch-styles are common and often feature low-pitched rooflines and attached garages. From fishing and boating at Legacy Park to golfing at Oriole Golf Club, outdoor amenities here are abundant and offer a constant state of vacation. It’s no wonder residents stay for decades, with a tranquil community-oriented neighborhood and an effort to maintain family-owned eateries like The Gem Eatery and annual events like the Fourth of July Parade. “Margate stands out with its own dedicated fire department and police force — providing a sense of comfort to permanent residents, renters and even those just passing through,” says Kevin Morris, long-time local and Realtor at The Morris Group. From riverfront-living to quick beach trips to Pompeo Beach, Margate Gardens offers an at-ease southern Florida lifestyle to consider.
Some homes Margate Gardens feature beautiful waterfront views and riverfront access.
Margate Gardens is a community-oriented neighborhood where residents support one another.
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Wet and wild at Calypso Cove Water Park
Residents here capitalize on their proximity to water at nearby Legacy Park, which features a boat ramp onto the Stranahan River and a gazebo with information kiosks that tell the history of Margate. With the Atlantic Ocean nearby, residents can make quick day trips to Pompeo Beach, which is perfect for sunbathing along the coastline and cooling off during the warmer months. Golf enthusiasts are in luck with the semi-private Oriole Golf Club nearby, offering 18 holes for both members and non-members to book tee times and practice their swing. During the summer, little ones can get wet and wild at Calypso Cove Water Park, featuring a splash pad, large water slides and a lap pool for residents to enjoy. For cheering on the local youth baseball teams, families can cheer on their players at Margate Sports Complex and dine on-the-go under the shaded pavilions.
Margate Gardens sports lovers gather at Margate Sports Complex for games and community bonding.
Margate Gardens locals enjoy the scenic water view from the swinging benches at Legacy Park.
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Tile-roofed Mediterranean homes and traditional ramblers
Palm trees are dotted throughout the community with wide-paved roads and thin sidewalks connecting each subdivision. Margate Gardens features a variety of home styles ranging from traditional ramblers and tile-roofed Mediterranean-styles to multi-family condos and stucco townhouses. Margate Gardens boasts subdivisions from the sought-after non-Homeowners Association Cathedral Square and the 55 and older Paradise Gardens to the condos in Malibu North and stucco townhouses in Island No 2. While HOA fees are common here, it is not universal throughout the entire area. HOA fees range from as low as $50 a month. “Margate attracts homebuyers with some of the lowest HOA fees within the area — and with The Housing Finance Division in Broward County, Home Buyer Purchase Assistance is offered in the form of a deferred payment second mortgage at 0% interest, 15-year term — Funds are available on a first-come, first qualified, first served basis.” says Morris, Creator of "Living In Fort Lauderdale" YouTube channel. With a median sales price of $375,000, homes here range from one-bedroom condos starting from the mid $100,000s to upwards of $600,000 for a three-bedroom traditional rambler with private water access. Waterfront homes along the Stranahan River often feature larger lots and are subject to increased price points here. Homes here often feature wide-paved driveways with screened-in backyard pools and are typically fronted by mid-sized yards with shrubbery and tropical flora.
Mediterranean-style homes with tile roofs add character to Margate Gardens’ residential streets.
Brick ramblers with carports are common on the residential streets of Margate Gardens.
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The annual Fourth of July Parade
Every year, the City of Margate hosts the Fourth of July Parade for residents to enjoy. This all-day family affair starts with a parade at 9:00 am along Margate Boulevard and makes its way to a pool party at Calypso Cove Water Park. Next, residents can dance to live music and indulge in local food trucks for dinner with a finale of fireworks beginning at 9:00 pm to wrap up the night. The event is highly anticipated by the community and Margate City goes all out with the fireworks, which can be seen from nearly 10 miles away.
Shopping at Lakewood Shopping Center
Residents here can shop at Lakewood Shopping Center, which offers department stores and retailers, like Marshalls, Five Below and Ross Dress for Less. Groceries and other everyday essentials are available along Route 441 at nearby stores like Wal-Mart, Publix and Winn-Dixie. When dining in the area, locals can visit family-owned The Gem Eatery for giant-sized sticky buns and a home-style meal. Or check out El Balcón de las Américas for a relaxed dining experience and a combination of Colombian and Latin flavors. For some award-winning ceviche, visit the southern Florida-based Sr. Ceviche for authentic Peruvian cuisine.
Locals enjoy breakfast and brunch at Gem Eatery, a beloved spot in Margate Gardens.
Shop at Publix at Margate Gardens, Florida, where shopping is a pleasure.
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Education at Broward County Public Schools
Students in Margate Gardens can attend schools like Margate Elementary, Margate Middle and Coconut Creek High School, which have received ratings of B-minus, C-plus and C-plus from the educational review site, Niche. Margate Elementary School serves over 1,000 students and boasts a student-teacher ratio of 16:1. Margate Middle School offers a STEM magnet program, which has won a Magnet School of Distinction Award for excellence in academic programming. Coconut Creek High School offers an Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program that ensures higher education preparation. Private institutions like Abundant Life Christian Academy and Hebrew Academy Community School are also common here. For higher education opportunities, Margate Gardens residents can look to nearby Atlantic Technical College.
Margate Elementary School serves over 1,000 students with a student-teacher ratio of 16:1.
Margate Middle School features a STEM magnet program and serves local students.
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Margate Gardens transportation, healthcare and flood risk
Margate Gardens relies on West Atlantic Boulevard and U.S. Route 441 for easy access to Florida’s Turnpike and neighboring areas like Oriole Gardens and Coconut Creek. Residents seeking public transit options can take the Broward County Transit (BCT) local bus service for trips in and around Margate Gardens starting at $2.00 for adults one-way. For those seeking to travel longer distances, the Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International is just 20 miles from Margate Gardens. When seeking healthcare, residents are 2 miles from HCA Florida Northwest Hospital. Homes in Margate Gardens are at a higher risk of hurricane damage and flooding due to its location and sub-tropical climate. Broward County recommends preventative measures like electing in the National Flood Insurance Program.
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Margate Gardens Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Margate Gardens, Margate sell after 70 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Margate Gardens, Margate over the last 12 months is $447,500, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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