3BR – Townhouse at 5711 NW 28th Street #5711
5711 NW 28th Street #5711, Lauderhill, FL 33313
Beyond renovated, this property has been fully gutted and rebuilt from the studs up. The closest you can get to new construction. Other than exterior walls, it effectively is new construction. All major systems replaced, roof, HVAC (Including ducts), High impact windows and doors, complete electrical systems including wiring, new PVC plumbing system, all drywall new, new flooring, Beautiful open kitchen with stainless appliances, laundry room with brand new washer/dryer, LED lighting throughout, designer interior doors, brand new baths, vanities, toilets, literally everything is brand new. Unit is 1200 s/f and features large bedrooms, ample closet space in each bedroom, fenced property with security lighting and exterior cameras, new landscaping w/ auto sprinklers. Too much to list.
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About this 3-bedroom home in Lauderhill
This Lauderhill home sits about 1.07 miles from Temple Beth Israel (Conservative) — roughly a 21-minute walk. On ShulSearch every nearby listing is ranked by walk time to shul, so you can find a home in Lauderhill that's genuinely within walking distance of your community.
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