Avg Age is 45 years old
Avg Age is 45 years old
Avg Age is 45 years old
Avg Age is 45 years old
Avg Age is 45 years old
Avg Age is 45 years old
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Harbor Beach is a private, guard-gated waterfront community in southeast Fort Lauderdale, and it is one of the most exclusive addresses on the barrier island. This is the residential neighborhood, not the Marriott Harbor Beach Resort that shares a similar name.
Established in 1950, Harbor Beach holds fewer than 1,000 residents across roughly 400 homes, most of them waterfront estates with private deep-water dockage and direct ocean access.
It is the only single-family-home neighborhood south of Sunrise Boulevard on Fort Lauderdale Beach, a distinction that protects its low-rise, residential character. Homes currently for sale range from about $1.85 million to more than $26 million.
Harbor Beach is one of the very few Fort Lauderdale communities that combines a manned guard gate, a private residential beach club, and unrestricted deep-water ocean access in one neighborhood.
RHomes in Harbor Beach and its adjacent guard-gated islands currently range from about $1.85 million to more than $26 million, with the largest waterfront estates reaching into the $40 million range.
The neighborhood also includes select condominiums and vacant waterfront lots. Because this is a small, tightly held market of roughly 400 homes, active inventory is limited and moves quickly. The live listings below reflect what is available right now.
Harbor Beach residents have access to the Harbor Beach Surf Club, a private beach club founded in 1942. The club maintains roughly 300 feet of private Atlantic beach, a beach pavilion, and a small private marina, and membership is limited to Harbor Beach property owners. It is a separate entity from the club at the Marriott resort.
Security is handled by a 24/7 manned guard gate, and the neighborhood is entirely residential. Within Harbor Beach sits Harborage Isle, a sub-enclave of just 17 waterfront homes with its own separate gate and association, one of the most private pockets in all of Fort Lauderdale.
Harbor Beach is served by Broward County Public Schools, with the typical assignment being Harbordale Elementary (grades K to 5), Sunrise Middle School, and Fort Lauderdale High School. Confirm current boundaries with the district before you buy, as assignments can change.
Daily life centers on the water and the beach, with Las Olas Boulevard dining and shopping just minutes away, Fort Lauderdale Beach Park at the north edge of the neighborhood, and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport a short drive south.
Yes. Harbor Beach is a private community with a 24/7 manned guard gate. It is entirely residential, with no commercial development or rental density, so the only traffic on its streets is residents and their guests. The Harborage Isle sub-enclave inside it has its own separate gate.
Yes. Many Harbor Beach homes have private deep-water dockage of 100 feet or more, with water 8 feet or deeper at mean low water. With no fixed bridges to the ocean, owners can dock yachts up to roughly 100 feet and reach the Atlantic in minutes through the Port Everglades inlet.
No. Harbor Beach is a private residential neighborhood established in 1950. The Marriott Harbor Beach Resort is a separate hotel property. Buyers searching for Harbor Beach homes for sale are looking for the residential community described on this page.