Cypress Pointe at Turtle Run
Community constructed 2003-2006
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About Cypress Pointe at Turtle Run
Cypress Pointe at Turtle Run has 67 units in 67 single-unit buildings. The community offers 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom homes. Unit sizes range from 766 to 1153 square feet. Amenities include Bike/Jog Path, Cabana, Clubhouse-Clubroom, Heated Pool, Child Play Area, Kitchen Facilities, Vehicle Wash Area, Basketball Court, Billiard Room, Spa/Hot Tub, Tennis Court(s), Business Center, Barbecue, Community Room, Elevator(s), Exercise Room, Pool, Handball/Basketball, Sauna, and Bar. The grounds include courts and paths for outdoor activity and areas for vehicle care. The exercise room supports fitness routines. The billiard room offers indoor recreation. The tennis courts and basketball court support team sport. Children use the Child Play Area. The Kitchen Facilities serve group meals and events. The Vehicle Wash Area allows car care on site. The cabana and barbecue areas support outdoor social time. The elevator(s) serve multi-floor access. The business center supports remote work and small meetings.
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The Neighborhood: Turtle Run, Coral Springs
Turtle Run sits in Broward County near shopping, parks and events. Markham Park offers trails, picnic areas and equestrian space. Sawgrass Mills draws shoppers to outlet stores and dining. Amerant Bank Arena hosts concerts and sports for regional crowds. Butterfly World attracts visitors with butterfly houses and aviaries. The Cheesecake Factory serves a wide menu to visitors to the area. Dave & Buster's provides games and casual food for groups. Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino brings live music and bars. Central Broward Regional Park hosts regional sports and open fields. C.B. Smith Park features athletic fields and a water park. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport serves air travel for the region. Broward County Transit runs buses that link the area to nearby towns. Tri-Rail connects commuters to stations across the county and to airports. Parks and green space give room for walking and running. Retail stores shape daily trips and weekend crowds. Restaurants and bars supply takeout, dine-in meals, and late night options. Residents use cars, transit, or bikes to reach jobs and schools. Census data show that the most common age group is 35 to 39 years old and two-person households form the largest household type.
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