5311 NW 16th St, Lauderhill
#MLS: A12053115
$ 699 900
Listing date07/13/2026
CityLauderhill, FL 33313
Address5311 NW 16th St
Area2250 sqft
Tax/year$ 13 803
Built year1969
5311 NW 16th St, Lauderhill FL 33313
Discover an excellent South Florida real estate investment in Sunshine Villas. This attached residential income property is a well-positioned triplex offering approximately 2,250 square feet of living area in Broward County. Built in 1969, the property includes three separate residences: two spacious two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments and one one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit.
The current rental income is significantly below market value because the tenants are family members. This creates a compelling opportunity for an investor to adjust rents over time, improve cash flow, and pursue stronger long-term returns. With multiple units under one roof, this Sunshine Villas triplex may be an ideal addition to a growing rental property portfolio.
Each apartment has two dedicated parking spaces, an especially valuable convenience for tenants. Washer and dryer hookups are located at the rear of the building, while cooling is provided by wall/window units and heating by window/wall systems. The practical layout and separate living spaces support straightforward rental management.
Located in the Sunshine Villas subdivision, 5311 NW 16th St, Lauderhill FL 33313 offers access to the lifestyle and infrastructure that make South Florida so desirable. Residents can enjoy warm weather throughout most of the year, beautiful Atlantic beaches, shopping, dining, entertainment, and outdoor recreation. Lauderhill’s Broward County location also provides convenient connections to Fort Lauderdale, major highways, airports, business centers, and the wider Miami metropolitan area. From professional sports and nightlife to waterfront activities and international cuisine, Miami’s attractions are within reach.
For more information, rental details, or to schedule a private showing, call or message +1 786.468.4380 via Tel/WhatsApp. This income-producing triplex deserves a closer look.