This Single Family Residence in OAK TREE, Oakland Park is currently offered at $820,000 with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2,143 sq ft of living area. Built in 2022, and the current asking price works out to about $383 per sq ft, and the MLS currently reports 207 days on market.
Key Property Facts
Property TypeSingle Family Residence
SubdivisionOAK TREE
DevelopmentOAK TREE
CountyBroward
WaterfrontNo
Private PoolNo
Association Fee$476 Monthly
Original List Price$979,000
MLS IDF10551211
UpdatedSep 4, 2026
About This Property
Massive Price Reduction!! Best location in Oak Tree on a premium cul-de-sac lot. One of the few homes in the community with an oversized, private backyard—enhanced by neighboring one-story homes on both sides—ideal for creating a secluded outdoor retreat. Built in 2022, this move-in ready home offers an open-concept layout with soaring 10-ft ceilings and rare 9-ft interior doors, creating a bright and elevated feel throughout. The first floor features a versatile flex space perfect for a home office, guest room, gym, or den. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living with a covered patio. Oak Tree offers resort-style amenities including a heated pool, pickleball courts, fitness center, and beautifully maintained grounds, all within a secure, gated neighborhood.
What Stands Out
2 garage spaces
Price reduced $159,000 from the original list price
Association fee $476 Monthly
Built in 2022
207 days on market
Quick Payment Estimate
What might this home cost each month?
Starting rate:
6.66%
30 year fixed national average
· updated Aug. 27, 2026
Taxes, insurance, flood coverage and PMI are not included here.HOA / condo fee prefilled from MLSRate is editable and is not a lender quote.
Local Real Estate Context
About OAK TREE and Oakland Park
The MLS record identifies this property with OAK TREE in Oakland Park, Broward. For detached homes, useful comparisons include lot size, construction age, pool or waterfront features, association rules and the condition of major systems. The association fee shown in the MLS should be considered as part of the property’s ongoing ownership cost, not just the asking price.
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