Some places are simply part of a city's soul. For generations, Pier Sixty-Six has been Fort Lauderdale's front row to the sea: the harbor where superyachts arrive from the Atlantic, where the Intracoastal glows at sunset, where an evening on the water has always felt like an occasion. Now this legendary waterfront has been reborn by Tavistock Development Company as a private residential enclave, and for the first time, it can be yours to call home.
And this is the rare part: you don't have to imagine it. The residences are finished. You can walk the terraces, feel the breeze off the water and choose your view today.
The day begins on your terrace, coffee in hand, as the first boats slip out toward the ocean. A swim in your own pool, warmed just as you like it. A walk to the marina, where your boat is already waiting, fueled and ready. Lunch by the water, an afternoon at the spa, and then the hour everyone here lives for: the sun sinking behind the skyline, the harbor lights flickering on one by one, and the sense that you are exactly where you are meant to be.
GarciaStromberg looked to the water for every line. Terraces curve like the edge of a coral reef. Glass stretches from floor to ceiling so the harbor becomes the art on your walls. Every residence is turned toward the view, because here the view is the point.
Azul is the connoisseur's choice: just four corner residences per floor, where every room looks out to the water and every terrace holds a private plunge pool. Indigo rises beside the marina like the bridge of a yacht, with private elevators opening directly into homes designed for entertaining on a grand scale, and penthouses among the most coveted in Broward County. The Resort Residences are the most relaxed of all, with soaring ceilings, sunlit double-height living rooms in select homes and private gardens that open to the life of the resort.
Inside, everything is calm and luminous. Soft natural tones let the water and the sky set the palette. Kitchens are made for the long table and the late night, with Italian craftsmanship and appliances a chef would choose. Primary baths become private sanctuaries, with rain showers glowing softly at the end of a sun-drenched day.
Step beyond your door and a 32-acre waterfront resort becomes your backyard. Choose your pool by mood: a serene adults-only escape, a lively family afternoon or a cabana with nothing on the agenda. Restore at the Zenova Spa, gather friends at the Garden Room, and raise a glass at Pier Top, the rooftop lounge where Fort Lauderdale has toasted the sunset for generations.
At Pier Sixty-Six, a boat is not a weekend project. It is part of daily life. A world-class superyacht marina sits steps from home, and boat valet takes care of the rest, so a spontaneous sunset cruise or a morning run to the islands is as easy as walking to the dock. Las Olas, the beach and the city's best tables are minutes away, but you may find you rarely want to leave.
The best way to understand Pier Sixty-Six is to stand on a terrace and look out at the water. House of Cardona at Nest Seekers International invites you to a private tour, with available residences, views and terms shared personally and in confidence. Come for an afternoon. You may decide to stay.
Where is Pier Sixty-Six Residences located?
At the Pier Sixty-Six resort at 2301 SE 17th Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316, on the Intracoastal Waterway near Port Everglades, minutes from Las Olas Boulevard and the beach. The sales gallery is at 2241 SE 17th Street, Suite 301.
Who developed Pier Sixty-Six Residences?
Tavistock Development Company, with architecture by GarciaStromberg. ONE Sotheby's International Realty is the exclusive sales and marketing agent.
Is Pier Sixty-Six Residences completed?
Yes. The residences are completed and ready for immediate occupancy.
What types of residences are available?
Three collections: Azul, an 11-story building with 29 corner residences; Indigo, an 11-story building with three- to five-bedroom residences and private elevator access; and the Resort Residences, two four-story buildings with two- to four-bedroom homes of about 1,645 to more than 3,800 square feet.
Do the residences have private pools?
Every Azul and Indigo residence includes a private, temperature-controlled plunge pool on its terrace.
What amenities are available?
Residents enjoy access to the Pier Sixty-Six resort, including resort pools and cabanas, the Zenova Spa, a fitness studio, the Garden Room and Orchid Room, the Pier Top rooftop lounge, a kids club and a superyacht marina with boat valet service. Some amenities may require membership or separate fees.
How do I schedule a private tour?
Contact House of Cardona at Nest Seekers International for current availability, pricing and a private tour.
Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer. For correct representations, make reference to the documents required by Section 718.503, Florida Statutes, to be furnished by a developer to a buyer or lessee. Pricing, availability, features and amenities are subject to change without notice. Some amenities may require membership or separate fees. Renderings and photographs are for illustration purposes only.