7h of direct sun in Summer
6:40 AM to 1:30 PM·Southeast water side·Morning light on the dock, shaded by afternoon
Built to last and exceptionally positioned in Harbor Beach's private gated community, this masterfully designed estate by Randall Stofft & Sarkela Corp spans 10,000'± of turnkey living. Positioned on 100'± of waterfront along a wide 225'± canal, the home captures long water views, steady breezes and beautiful sunrises with cool, shaded afternoons. This home redefines thoughtfully executed luxury, with a level of design and execution rarely achieved in the area. Built with a true focus on longevity, it is entirely concrete with enhanced waterproofing and systems designed for durability, an approach increasingly difficult to replicate at today's cost. Interiors by Italian design house D Editors present a fully curated environment with custom crafted furnishings and cabinetry from Italy, complemented by European marble, Terzani chandeliers, DuChateau oak floors and handmade rugs sourced from India. A grand primary suite with dual spa like baths, rooftop terrace overlooking Lake Sylvia and seamless indoor outdoor living complete the home. The exceptional width of the canal creates a rare sense of openness and privacy, with expansive water and sky views from throughout the property. Ideally positioned between Miami and Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale continues to attract a discerning buyer seeking privacy, space and true waterfront living, offering a level of ease that has become increasingly rare. Opportunities where quality, location and timing align at this level are increasingly limited.
We measure the property’s water edge, then take 10 ft off each side — the dock setback that applies here, which is what leaves 80 ft of berth. At 235 ft, the waterway is wide enough that beam is not a limit here. 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).