6h 30m of direct sun in Summer
6:40 AM to 1 PM·Northeast water side·Morning light on the dock, shaded by afternoon
There’s a certain kind of home that changes the way life feels the moment you arrive , where weekends stretch a little longer, evenings feel more effortless, and every space invites people to stay awhile. At 4100 Bayview Drive, that feeling begins on the water. Set in the heart of Coral Ridge Country Club, this waterfront residence offers the rare luxury of ocean access with no fixed bridges, giving boating enthusiasts the freedom to head out with ease and return home to a setting that feels private, polished, and deeply relaxing not to mention the convenience of a corner lot and circular driveway. Inside, the home balances comfort and connection beautifully. The split floor plan creates privacy where you want it most, including a private primary suite that feels like a retreat an open bright kitchen with a large dining area and Florida room that create the kind of flow that makes entertaining feel natural. Picture slow mornings with sunlight reflecting off the pool, afternoons that move seamlessly from indoors to outdoors, and evenings filled with laughter, dinner, and the easy rhythm of waterfront living. This home is designed not just to be seen, but to be lived and can be enjoyed by anyone. Great for snowbirds or investors who want to take advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity in the Florida's most sought out neighborhood in Coral Ridge, with no HOA. Impact windows. Newer roof, updated kitchen. Room to add extension and build .
We measure the property’s water edge and subtract the dock setback that applies here on each side. Width is the other limit: a dock and the boat tied to it may together reach 30% of the way across, so on this 83 ft canal nothing may extend more than 24 ft from your property line. Depth is the one limit we don’t state: no public survey covers these canals at a resolution we can rely on. We’ll measure it at the property for you.
Limits from Fort Lauderdale ULDR 47-19.3 (dock and mooring structures) and Code 8-91(e) (moored vessels).