Coral Ridge Country Club is a roughly 1,000-home neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale's 33308 zip code, built around a private 18-hole golf course, with a median sale price near $2.4 million for homes surrounding the course as of mid-2026.
ZIP Code | County | Homes | Median Sale Price | School District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
33308 | Broward County | ~1,000 residences | ~$2.4M (near course) / $523,559 typical ZIP value | Broward County Public Schools |
Median sale price for homes immediately surrounding the golf course reflects recent BeachesMLS closings as of June 2026; the broader 33308 zip code typical home value, which includes a wider mix of condos and smaller homes, is drawn from Zillow's home value index.
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Coral Ridge Country Club sits east of Federal Highway/US-1, west of the Intracoastal Waterway, south of Commercial Boulevard and north of Oakland Park Boulevard. The neighborhood holds close to 1,000 residences, many along canals on its eastern edge, with Bayview Drive running north to south through a stretch of architecturally varied, sweeping homes.
At the neighborhood's core is the private Coral Ridge Country Club, invitation-only for membership. Its 18-hole golf course was originally designed by Robert Trent Jones in 1954 and restored by his son, Rees Jones, in 2020. The club also includes 11 tennis courts, a 25-meter pool and a full clubhouse. The land traces back to the 1920s, when it was known as the Floranada course; today, several independently-HOA'd communities surround the course.
Whether or not you join the club, the location offers strong access to recreation. North on Bayview Drive, then a half-mile east on Commercial Boulevard, leads to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, home to a fishing pier, restaurants and boutique shopping. South on Bayview and east on Oakland Park Boulevard reaches the Galt Mile area, with restaurants and Bokampers, a sports bar on the Intracoastal.
On the neighborhood's western edge along Federal Highway/US-1, daily shopping needs are minutes away. Fort Lauderdale Beach is also close: cruising south on A1A from Oakland Park Boulevard reaches the beaches at Sunrise Boulevard and Las Olas Boulevard in under 10 minutes. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park offers kayaking and canoeing through mangroves and canopy trails.
Coral Ridge Mall, just northeast of Oakland Park Boulevard and Federal Highway/US-1, includes Target, Marshall's, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods and an AMC Dine-In Theater, with a Publix just outside. The Fresh Market sits on the neighborhood's western boundary, with Whole Foods and Trader Joe's also nearby.
North of Coral Ridge Mall on Federal Highway/US-1, Quvo Tacos & Craft Beer is a family-owned favorite with a Tuesday-through-Saturday happy hour featuring tacos around $3. Within Galt Mile, Café Martorano, run by Philadelphia-bred chef Steve Martorano, is known for oversized meatballs and homemade pasta, and turns into a club some evenings. On the Intracoastal along Commercial Boulevard, Kaluz Restaurant serves Chilean seabass, slow-roasted prime rib and key lime pie with water views.
Business names, locations and offerings above reflect information published on each business's own website at the time of writing; confirm hours and pricing directly before visiting.
Membership at Coral Ridge Country Club opens up the neighborhood's golf, tennis and pool amenities. Beyond it, Bayview Park offers athletic fields, basketball and tennis courts, a playground and a pavilion. Cardinal Gibbons High School, within the neighborhood, is a nationally known Catholic college-prep school with a football program that has produced multiple NFL players.
Coral Ridge Country Club is zoned to Broward County Public Schools, with Bennett Elementary, Sunrise Middle School and Fort Lauderdale High School designated for the area. Pine Crest School, a private PK-12 campus, and Cardinal Gibbons High School, a private Catholic high school within the neighborhood, are both a short drive or walk away for buyers considering private options.
Buyers should confirm current attendance-zone boundaries directly with Broward County Public Schools, as zoning can shift independent of neighborhood limits.
Homes closest to the golf course carry a median sale price around $2.4 million, reflecting large single-family estates on canal-front and course-adjacent lots. Zoomed out to the full 33308 zip code, which includes more condos and smaller homes, the typical home value runs closer to $523,559. Supply has loosened recently, with roughly 8 to 10 months of inventory putting the area in buyer's market territory as of mid-2026.
For a comparison across other Fort Lauderdale golf and waterfront neighborhoods, see Fort Lauderdale Homes for Sale. Buyers also often compare this area to Harbour Inlet and Sunrise Key for similar dockage and canal access.
Market figures reflect BeachesMLS closings and Zillow's home value index as reported in June 2026 market data; both shift with the season and active inventory mix.
Tim Singer, Coldwell Banker Realty (FL License #504788), has represented buyers and sellers throughout Fort Lauderdale, including Coral Ridge Country Club, Harbor Beach and Rio Vista, since 1987. A member of Coldwell Banker's Legends Society for sustained top-producer performance, Tim's team specializes in waterfront and golf-community properties. Meet the full team.
No. Coral Ridge Country Club is an established, non-gated neighborhood, and owning a home there is a separate decision from club membership, which is invitation-only.
Homes immediately surrounding the golf course have a median sale price near $2.4 million, while the broader 33308 zip code, which includes condos and smaller homes, has a typical home value closer to $523,559.
The 18-hole course dates to 1954 and was originally designed by Robert Trent Jones, with a restoration completed by his son, Rees Jones, in 2020; the surrounding land was known as the Floranada course as far back as the 1920s.
The neighborhood is zoned to Bennett Elementary, Sunrise Middle School and Fort Lauderdale High School within Broward County Public Schools, with private options including Pine Crest School and the on-site Cardinal Gibbons High School.
Fort Lauderdale Beach is under a 10 minute drive via A1A, and the seaside village of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is reachable in a similar amount of time heading north on Bayview Drive.
