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Hollywood, Florida Bright and Inviting Oceanside Home for Sale
300 Oregon St., Apt 109, Hollywood, Florida 33019
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Bustling Hollywood sits along the southeastern Florida coast and is the locale of this inviting first floor, corner unit, beachside condominium for sale. It has one bedroom, one bath, 638 square feet and was built in 1966. The asking price is $379,000.
The home has light-colored floor tile, pastel peach walls and a white ceiling. Mirrors on one wall make the living area look larger. Room-wide windows provide tropical views of neighbors and the sugar white beach with palm trees.
Blond wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a speckled brown granite countertop and an island grace the open kitchen.
The bedroom also boasts mirrors, and the lovely bath has a chocolate/white vanity and a nicely-tiled walk-in shower with a sliding glass door. A stackable washer and dryer hides in a closet.
The exit to the boardwalk that leads to the beach is next to the home's entrance.
Amenities include a clubhouse and a rooftop swimming pool.
The HOA fee is $671 per month.
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Hollywood, Florida:
South Florida is known for a lot of things, including beaches, nightlife, a tropical climate, snowbirds and cultural diversity, as well as typical urban problems (crime, drugs, etc.). Hollywood sits in the middle of all this, sandwiched between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Once a sleepy beach town, it grew rapidly in the 1950s and 1960s, and today it has a rich mix of cultures, languages, ethnicities and ages.
Streets are lined with palm trees, and certain areas, particularly ones closer to the beachfront, exude Old Florida's pastel quaintness. Other sections are commercialized without much charm or cheer, although many areas are experiencing some gentrification.
The long, wide beach is often crowded on weekends, but it is gorgeous and the focal point for many people. A two-mile-long, brick-lined boardwalk sits between it and the many waterfront merchants, and people-watching here never gets boring (rollerbladers, runners, bicyclists, many in various states of undress, are all here).
Money Magazine has said that Hollywood today is what the U.S. will look like in five or 10 years, so a walk along the beach is really a peek into the future.
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