With 460' of prime waterfront along the historic banks of New River in Fort Lauderdale, the Coral Way residence is in a class by itself. This fact is made most evident by the property's immensely long, deep and regal expanse of lawn stretching out confidently from behind the house with water on each side. The point itself cuts into the river at an impressively sharp angle, belying the gracefulness of the property. This affords the desirable straight-line dockage necessary to accommodate a very large vessel. The home is a traditional jewel built in the colonial revivalist period during an era when Las Olas Isles was becoming what it is now known the world over for, elegance. At once a very large manse yet also supremely livable, this is not a home for ostentation, but for gracious and comfortable family life in Fort Lauderdale's finest location, between Las Olas and the New River.