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Sitting on 131 feet of deep-water frontage in Las Olas Isles, on a wide canal with no fixed bridges. That means direct ocean access and room for a serious boat. The lot is 15,720 sq ft.

The house is over 9,200 sq ft under air with seven bedrooms, eight full baths, and two half baths. The layout works — big open living spaces on the water side, and enough separation that a full house doesn't feel like one.

The kitchen is the centerpiece. Italian cabinetry, Wolf and Sub-Zero, built to actually cook in but it also looks the part. Multiple living areas flow into each other so it functions the same whether it's a Tuesday night or a party for sixty.

The primary suite faces the water with spa-level finishes.

There's also a separate wing with its own entrance that operates independently from the main house — ideal for extended-stay guests, a captain, or full-time crew. If you've got a boat on the dock that needs someone living aboard the property, this solves it without anyone walking through your living room.

The rest of the home is fully automated with Savant and Lutron, has an elevator to every floor, multi-zone climate, and a six-car garage.

The club level and rooftop terrace give you Intracoastal views in every direction — this is where you end up at sunset.

Outside, a lap pool and spa run along the seawall with mature landscaping around it. This is what waterfront living in Fort Lauderdale is supposed to look like.

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