Located in Fort Lauderdale, this attractive villa for $990 per night is a great choice for your next vacation. Up to 50 Guests! 30 Adults/20 Children Max in 5 Identical Brand New Townhomes in Downtown Fort Lauderdale! 3 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths, 1 Car Garage in Each Unit, Interior Features Neutral Tones, Tile In All Living Areas, And Laminate Wood Flooring On The Stairs And Second Floor. Kitchen With Stainless Steel Appliances. Full-Size Washer And Dryer. Private Assigned Parking. Sistrunk neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale just minutes from Downtown, Las Olas Boulevard and DRV PNK Stadium to see Leo Messi play for the Miami ICF MLS Soccer Team! Sistrunk Shades Vacation Rental Villas is a small group of 5 identical townhomes in Downtown Fort Lauderdale Florida. Each Townhome Includes 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths and 1 Car Garage for a Total Area of approximately 1,100 Sq Ft Per Unit. The complex includes free private parking as well. The units are walking distance to Downtown Fort Lauderdale and less than 1 block from the Brand new mega project, The Adderley. Each Townhome Includes: 1 Master Suite with King Bed & En Suite Full Bath 1 Guest Bedroom with Queen Bed 1 Bunk Bedroom with Full Lower Bunk, Twin Top Bunk, and Twin Trundle 1 Guest Full Bathroom Upstairs 1 Guest Half Bath Downstairs 1 Car Garage with Remote 1 Assigned Parking Space in Private Lot Full Kitchen Full Size Refrigerator, Oven, Stove, Microwave, Dishwasher Fully Stocked Dinnerware & Cookware Keurig Coffee Machine Full Size Washer/Dryer Cleaning Supplies Entertainment Includes: Smart TVs in All Bedrooms Board Games, Mega Jenga Retro Video Game System with 2 Controllers in Bunk Room Arcade Game & Sitting Area in Garage Free WiFi One Car Garage Included with Garage Opener For Each Unit. Each Unit also includes 1 assigned outdoor parking space in the private parking lot. There are 2 visitor spaces in the private parking lot available on first come, first served basis. Located Centrally in Downtown Fort Lauderdale and the Following Attractions: Walking Distance: Brightline Fort Lauderdale Train Station - 8 Blocks Broward Center for Performing Arts - 8 Blocks Sistrunk Marketplace & Brewery - 8 Blocks Museum of Science and Discovery - 9 Blocks Esplanade Park Fort Lauderdale - 10 Blocks Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale - 10 Blocks Cooley's Landing Park & Boat Ramp - 13 Blocks Downtown Fort Lauderdale - 15 Blocks World Famous Las Olas Blvd - 16 Blocks Short Drive: Port Everglades Cruise Terminal - 5.1 Miles Las Olas Beach - 3.9 Miles DRV PNK Stadium - 4.9 Miles FLL Fort Lauderdale Airport - 5.3 Miles Seminole Hard Rock Casino - 8.8 Miles Hollywood Beach - 11.3 Miles Other Cities: Miami FL - 28 Miles MIA Miami Airport - 29 Miles Miami Beach FL - 30 Miles PBI Palm Beach International Airport - 44 Miles Key West, FL - 188 Miles The Neighborhood Overview Las Olas Blvd is one of Fort Lauderdale's most popular thoroughfares – Stretching from Andrews Ave in the heart of downtown, through the business, shopping and dining districts all the way to Fort Lauderdale Beach. It's pedestrian friendly, runs east to west and is just under 2.5 miles. Home is within walking/biking distance from the following attractions: Las Olas Boulevard Fort Lauderdale Beach Downtown Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk Museum of Discovery and Science History Fort Lauderdale Historic Stranahan House Museum Colee Hammock Park Jungle Queen Riverboat Esplanade Park Dozens of Restaurants Popular Bars & Nightlife Lauderdale Yacht Club Marinas DRV PNK Stadium (Miami ICF MLS Soccer Featuring Leo Messi!) Sistrunk Shades is less than 1 block from The Adderley (Formerly called the West Village Project) is a mixed-use development with two 6-story residential structures containing a total of 455 multifamily rental units, consisting of a mix of apartments and townhomes and 17,752 square feet of leasable commercial use on the first floor and a 6-story, 498-space parking structure. Total building square footage including structured parking is approximately 605,508 square feet. The housing units range from a total of 454 square feet for a studio to 1,754 square feet for the largest townhouse. Historic Sistrunk – “The Heart and Soul of the City” is Fort Lauderdale’s oldest African American community. Uniquely situated in Fort Lauderdale’s Northwest District Area, Historic Sistrunk is a residential community comprised of working families, mom and pop small businesses, historic churches and landmarks. The historic neighborhood is bolstered by its central location to downtown Fort Lauderdale, Progresso and Flagler Village. Additionally, Historic Sistrunk is conveniently located near most of the area’s major roadway arteries, providing drivers with easy access to Interstate 95 and 595. Mass transportation including the central bus terminal, Sun Trolley, the Tri-Rail commuter line and the Brightline / Virgin Trains express rail line are also easily accessible. Sistrunk Boulevard, a main thoroughfare, which spans Historic Sistrunk from its eastern to western boundaries is named in honor of pioneering Black physician, Dr. James Franklin Sistrunk. Dr. Sistrunk is the founder of Provident Hospital, Broward County’s first Black hospital. Today the neighborhood is known for its arts, music and culture. Rooted in History Historic Sistrunk has stood at the center of African-American culture and heritage in Fort Lauderdale since the earliest recorded settlers migrated from Georgia, South Carolina and the Bahamas more than 100 years ago. Many were railroad workers who settled in shanties along the railroad tracks before the turn of the twentieth century. After the tracks and stations were completed, some found other work and were residents at the time of Fort Lauderdale’s incorporation as a city in 1911. Like elsewhere in the segregated United States, a close-knit Black community emerged to provide living essentials, share values of hard work, integrity and faith, and courageously advocate for full participation for all citizens in the American dream. PARKS & CULTURE CENTERS L.A. Lee YMCA/ Mizell Community Center Sistrunk Park Provident Park Old Dillard Museum African American Research Library and Cultural Center