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541 Blue Heron # 205C, Hallandale Beach FL 33009 | Broward County | A11938861

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541 Blue Heron # 205C, Hallandale Beach FL 33009 | Broward County | A11938861

541 Blue Heron # 205C, Hallandale Beach FL 33009

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$230,000

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Stock Cooperative

2
Bedrooms

2
Bathrooms

1
Garage

1000 Sq Ft
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541 Blue Heron # 205C, Hallandale Beach FL 33009 | Broward County | A11938861

541 Blue Heron # 205C, Hallandale Beach FL 33009

$230,000

Description

Co-Op. No age restriction building and able to rent right away. High desirable second floor unit with lots of natural light and completely renovated. Hurricane impact windows and doors, renovated kitchen, new A/C (Oct. 2022),new water heater (Nov. 2022). Enclosed balcony. Fantastic location next door to the new Golden Isles Tennis Center, kids play ground, and basketball court, walking distance to Publix, Burlington ,Walmart and just a few minutes to the beach. Building features pool and bike storage. Unit comes with one storage unit and assigned parking space. Tenant occupied, 24 hrs notice.

Property Overview

Casa Paraiso is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom cooperative unit for sale in Hallandale Beach. The home was built in 1970 and offers 1,000 square feet of living space on the second floor. The building has no age restrictions and allows rentals. This unit has been completely renovated, featuring hurricane impact windows and doors, a renovated kitchen, a new air conditioning system from October 2022, and a new water heater from November 2022. The enclosed balcony provides extra living space. The unit includes one assigned parking space and a private storage unit. The Casa Paraiso building features a community pool and bike storage. The location is next to the Golden Isles Tennis Center, a playground, and a basketball court. Publix, Burlington, Walmart, and the beach are within walking distance or a short drive. The monthly cooperative fee is $432. The property is tenant-occupied, requiring 24-hour notice for showings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a stock cooperative, and how is it different from a condo?

A stock cooperative, or co-op, means you purchase shares in the corporation that owns the building, which entitles you to a proprietary lease for your specific unit. Unlike a condominium where you own the real property of the unit itself, in a co-op you own shares. The building, Casa Paraiso, is a stock-cooperative. All offers are subject to board approval.

What are the monthly HOA fees, and what do they cover?

The monthly HOA fee for this unit is $432. Fees for cooperatives typically cover the building's master insurance, common area maintenance, utilities for shared spaces, and amenities. For specific details on what is included, a buyer should review the cooperative's financial documents and bylaws.

What recent updates have been made to the unit?

According to the public description, the unit has been completely renovated. It features hurricane impact windows and doors, a renovated kitchen, a new air conditioning system installed in October 2022, and a new water heater installed in November 2022.

What amenities are available in the building and nearby?

The Casa Paraiso building features a pool and bike storage. The unit comes with one assigned parking space and a storage unit. The location is next to the Golden Isles Tennis Center, a playground, and a basketball court. It's within walking distance of Publix, Burlington, and Walmart, and is a few minutes' drive to the beach.

Are there any rental restrictions in the building?

The public description states this is a 'No age restriction building and able to rent right away.' However, all cooperative buildings have specific rules and a board approval process. A buyer must review the cooperative's proprietary lease and bylaws for the complete rental policy, sublet fees, and any required approval steps.