This Dania Beach home offers something hard to find: direct ocean access by two separate routes, with total privacy in the backyard since there are no rear neighbors, just the black olive plant nursery it backs up to.

Inside, the kitchen is finished with shaker wood cabinets, quartz counters, and recessed LED lighting. That same clean look carries through the rest of the house. The home is freshly painted inside and out, and the roof is six years old. Impact windows and impact doors add real peace of mind for storm season.

For boaters, this is the kind of waterfront property that’s tough to come by so close to Fort Lauderdale. The seawall has been inspected and is in great condition. Keep in mind there are a few fixed bridges along the two routes out to the ocean, including one to the west with clearance up to 20 feet, so it’s worth checking that against your boat before you fall in love with the dock.

The garage is a true 1-car garage, larger and deeper than what you typically find in this price range, so there’s real storage and workspace beyond just parking. The yard is fully irrigated front and back with its own sprinkler system.

Location-wise, it’s hard to beat. You’re close to several synagogues and shuls, minutes from the new Hard Rock Casino and Dania Pointe, an easy drive to Fort Lauderdale airport, and close enough to Las Olas and downtown Fort Lauderdale to enjoy the restaurant scene without living in the middle of it.