Harbour Inlet is a guard-gated, roughly 100-home enclave in Fort Lauderdale's 33316 zip code where the Stranahan River meets the Atlantic Ocean, with a median list price near $2.2 million as of mid-2026.
ZIP Code | County | Homes | Median List Price | School District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
33316 | Broward County | ~100 residences, guard-gated | ~$2.2M (July 2026) | Broward County Public Schools |
Median list price reflects Movoto data as of July 2026; with only about 100 homes and roughly one sale per month recently, per Redfin, the median can shift meaningfully from one closing to the next.
Tucked off the well-trafficked thoroughfares, custom single-family homes where the Stranahan River meets the Atlantic Ocean.
Not to be confused with nearby Bal Harbour, Harbor Beach or Harbour Isles, Harbour Inlet is accessed south off Southeast 17th Street, just east of the Intracoastal Waterway. The guard-gated neighborhood is bordered west and south by the Stranahan River and east by South Ocean Drive, with roughly 100 residences, mostly fully customized single-family homes with pools and tropical landscaping along its principal road, Harbour Inlet Drive.
Harbour Inlet's geography is unusual even by Fort Lauderdale standards, with finger islands offering private dockage, waterfront homes with their own small beaches, and expansive backyard layouts. Saint Sebastian Catholic Church sits within the neighborhood itself. A dedicated HOA publishes a neighborhood directory and organizes a calendar of events, including an annual Halloween party, Easter egg hunt and chili cook-off.
Just north of the community's gate on Southeast 17th Street, Pier Sixty-Six reopened in January 2025 after a multi-year, roughly $1 billion renovation, and now operates as a 325-room resort and marina with a dozen dining venues and its historic rotating Pier Top lounge.
Northeast of the neighborhood, within 5 minutes, is one of Fort Lauderdale Beach's liveliest stretches, including The Wreck Bar at B Ocean Resort, known for its weekly in-tank mermaid show, the Intracoastal-facing Coconuts, and the classic dive bar Elbo Room.
West along Southeast 17th Street before Federal Highway, grocery options include Publix, Winn-Dixie and Total Wine & More, alongside Southport Raw Bar, Boatyard and Carlos & Pepe's. A newer Whole Foods sits at the intersection of Southeast 17th Street and Federal Highway, with its own parking garage offering free parking.
Business names, locations and offerings above reflect information published on each business's own website at the time of writing; confirm hours directly before visiting.
Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, within a mile, offers a beach playground, basketball courts, pavilions and volleyball courts with ocean views. Northwest of the community, 15th Street Fisheries sits on the Stranahan River with a riverside patio and dishes like shrimp pasta with tomato cream sauce. Across the Stranahan River from the neighborhood's southern edge, Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park offers white sand beaches, and its Whiskey Creek Hideout has a bar, grill and kayak rentals.
Harbour Inlet is zoned to Broward County Public Schools, with Harbordale Elementary School, Sunrise Middle School and Fort Lauderdale High School serving the neighborhood.
Buyers should confirm current attendance-zone boundaries directly with Broward County Public Schools before purchasing.
Harbour Inlet's median list price is around $2.2 million as of July 2026, down modestly from a year earlier, with homes averaging roughly $1,088 per square foot and a longer-than-typical 307-day median time on market. With only about 100 homes in the neighborhood and roughly one sale per month recently, medians can shift meaningfully from one closing to the next.
For a broader view of Fort Lauderdale's waterfront inventory, see Fort Lauderdale Waterfront Homes. Buyers comparing gated, ocean-adjacent living often also look at Harbor Beach and Las Olas Isles.
Pricing reflects Movoto and Redfin data as of July 2026; low sales volume in a roughly 100-home neighborhood means figures can vary significantly month to month.
Yes, Harbour Inlet is a guard-gated neighborhood accessed off Southeast 17th Street, with its own dedicated HOA that runs a directory and a calendar of resident events.
As of July 2026, the median list price is around $2.2 million, though with only about 100 homes and roughly one sale per month recently, the figure can move significantly from one closing to the next.
Yes. After a multi-year, roughly $1 billion renovation, Pier Sixty-Six reopened in January 2025 as a 325-room resort and marina with a dozen dining venues, just north of Harbour Inlet's gate.
Harbour Inlet is zoned to Broward County Public Schools, with Harbordale Elementary School, Sunrise Middle School and Fort Lauderdale High School serving the neighborhood.
Fort Lauderdale Beach's liveliest stretch is about a 5 minute drive northeast of Harbour Inlet, with Fort Lauderdale Beach Park within a mile of the neighborhood.
