Fort Lauderdale: Apartment

Apartamento El Acuario

A quiet apartment in the shade of a mango tree

Our in-law “El Acuario” provides the perfect pied-à-terre in Oakland Park, a Fort Lauderdale neighborhood just north of Wilton Manors. Walk to shops, restaurants, and several gyms, or bike to the beach just over 2 miles away!

The one-bedroom apartment measures just over 400 square feet and includes a fully equipped kitchen, plus a full-sized washer and dryer. Stream your favorite shows on a 65″ screen while watching from a comfortable queen bed. Look out at your 635 square foot private patio while working at a desk with a keyboard tray and high-speed internet.

The patio includes two chaise lounges, a bistro table with umbrella, and a propane grill. A huge mango tree (fruit in season) shades the patio at one end.

Your car has a dedicated driveway space right at the entrance to the patio, plus room to park a second car behind it.

We rent El Acuario for medium-term stays of one to six months. We hope you’ll come visit us soon!

Entering the patio
Open the gate from the driveway to step into your private patio
In the shade of the mango tree
The patio includes chaise lounges, a bistro table, and a propane grill
The patio walls have whimsical decorations
Stepping into the apartment
Stepping in the front door, you enter the living area with a fully equipped kitchen
Standing in the kitchen
The glass front door includes an enclosed shade for privacy
Looking towards the bedroom and bathroom
From the living area, you can see the bedroom and bath
Stepping into the bedroom
The bedroom includes a queen bed, large closet, and 65″ streaming television
Opening the laundry closet
Do your laundry onsite with a full-sized washer and dryer
Looking out at the garden from the bed
Your workspace includes a keyboard tray and high-speed internet
Looking into the bathroom
The bathroom gets plenty of light
Enjoying the frameless glass shower
Bathe in a contemporary frameless glass shower
Looking towards the living area from the bathroom
Frosted glass pocket doors separate the spaces while allowing light to filter among the rooms.