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The Durango Vacation Rental ID#101811
The Durango, one of South Florida's premier luxury home rentals, is located within minutes of Fort Lauderdale's famous beaches, shopping, the art district, and of course it's finest restaurants. Since it is not in the heavy tourist areas but rather a beautiful neighborhood located on one of Ft. Lauderdale's famous Isles, this tropically landscaped luxury rental home is perfect for those quiet family or business getaways.
Vacation rental Type: Home/House
Sleeps: 12 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 4
Sleeps: 12 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 4
Pool,
Jacuzzi/Hot Tub,
BBQ,
Utensils,
Stove - Electric,
Refrigerator,
Features & Amenities of The Durango Vacation Rental
Pool
Jacuzzi/Hot Tub
BBQ
Utensils
Stove - Electric
Refrigerator
Microwave
Ice Maker
Full Kitchen
Dishwasher
Coffee Maker
TV/VCR
Stereo
Phone
Linens provided
High Speed Internet
CD Player
Cable/Satellite TV
Air Conditioning
A child-friendly 3700 sq. ft., four bedroom, four bath luxury home with two master suites, the Durango offers open and light filled living spaces. Outside you will find a large deck with a BBQ grill, patio, and a dock that is ideal for entertaining or just relaxing in a lounge chair watching the yachts go by on the Intracoastal Waterway. Whether it is a warm summer night or a cool winter evening, you will enjoy the custom designed pool (heated if you so desire!) with it's attached hot tub. With the yard's expansive southern exposure, you can watch the Sun from rise to set.
This unique luxury vacation home has one more surprise! How about a lovely sunset cruise on your own professionally crewed 55' yacht? In addition to romantic sunset cruises, your yacht is perfect for luxurious jaunts to South Beach, Bayside in Miami, Palm Beach or Fort Lauderdale's New River and other waterways. You can even have your Captain take you to incredible waterfront restaurants. Keep in mind; the Florida Keys and the Bahamas are only three hours away!
The chef of the family will enjoy a kitchen stocked with a full array of pots, pans, spices, and service for 16. If you prefer, we can make arrangements to provide you with your own personal gourmet chef.
Whatever you desire, whether it's a limousine, exotic car, helicopter, or massage therapist the Durango can deliver!
This unique luxury vacation home has one more surprise! How about a lovely sunset cruise on your own professionally crewed 55' yacht? In addition to romantic sunset cruises, your yacht is perfect for luxurious jaunts to South Beach, Bayside in Miami, Palm Beach or Fort Lauderdale's New River and other waterways. You can even have your Captain take you to incredible waterfront restaurants. Keep in mind; the Florida Keys and the Bahamas are only three hours away!
The chef of the family will enjoy a kitchen stocked with a full array of pots, pans, spices, and service for 16. If you prefer, we can make arrangements to provide you with your own personal gourmet chef.
Whatever you desire, whether it's a limousine, exotic car, helicopter, or massage therapist the Durango can deliver!
Nearby Attractions of The Durango Vacation Rental
Windsurfing
Waterskiing
Swimming
Surfing
Snorkeling/Diving
Sailing
Parasailing
Jet Skiing
Fishing
Boating
Theaters / Cinemas
Tennis
Spa
Sightseeing
Shopping
Restaurants
Museums
Miniature golf
Golf
Fitness Center / Gym
Biking
Basketball
LOCAL TOURISM INFO ABOUT FORT LAUDERDALE Fort Lauderdale: Stylish SophisticationWith 20 miles of Atlantic coastline, and miles of navigable waterways on the Intracoastal Waterway, Fort Lauderdale, Florida is an outdoor lover's paradise. More than 300 miles of navigable inland waters wind through estates, citrus groves and the Everglades, beckoning boats of all sizes and shapes. Fishing charters are available, as are boat rentals for water skiing and parasailing. Hire a dive master and snorkel or scuba dive to your heart's content. Play golf on some of the finest courses in all of Florida. Or visit the International Swimming Hall of Fame and have your picture taken beside the statue of Johnny Weissmuller, before swimming in one of the most famous competitive pools in the country.
The city itself got both its start and name from Major William Lauderdale, who in 1838 led his Tennessee Volunteers into the area during the Seminole War. In its early years, Fort Lauderdale was a predominantly agricultural community, raising dairy cows and citrus groves. Fort Lauderdale found its calling as a tourist destination during the 1960's, when teeny-bopper films, like Where the Boys Are, began to hype it as America's Spring Break mecca. In the early 90's however, the citizens of Fort Lauderdale decided that a spring break heaven wasn't exactly the image they wanted for their beautiful city. They cracked down on the offenders who caused the annual ruckus, striking fear in their hearts by implementing strict rules against public drinking and raising the age of consumption to 21. Fort Lauderdale today is a modicum of modern style and sophistication.
When you aren't sunning yourself on one of the beautiful beaches, shopping is also a popular activity in Fort Lauderdale. Specialty areas include Las Olas Boulevard, Antique Row and the Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop. Las Olas Boulevard is lined with one-of-a-kind boutiques and galleries specializing in the latest fashions and fine art. (In addition to shopping, Las Olas Boulevard is also the scene of many sidewalk cafes and hip jazz houses. Stroll along the Riverwalk, or use a horse-drawn carriage for transportation.) In nearby Dania, Antique Row delights collectors with its 250 dealers situated in a two-block area just south of the airport. Eighty acres of garage sales, farmers market, international bazaar and county fair are all rolled into one at the Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop - the south's largest flea market.
For something completely different, check out the Museum of Discovery & Science. Hang out with bats, buzz by a bee hive or pet a big green iguana. Wrap yourself inside a giant bubble or become a human hurricane. Test your skills at virtual volleyball or experience flight astronaut-style. That's the kind of fun families can expect! This 85,000-square-foot facility uses science to entertain and educate adults and children alike. Along with the Blockbuster IMAX 3D Theater, visitors can explore more than 200 hands-on exhibits.
If you are a history buff, visit Big Cypress Reservation, home to the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum. Learn about the land, history and culture of the Seminole Indians. Skim over glittering waterscapes in an airboat, experience a swamp buggy eco-tour, paddle a canoe, or walk the Swamp Trail and come face-to-face with the resident alligators.
Fort Lauderdale is also close to many other vacation choices. Take a day and swim with dolphins in the Florida Keys. Visit beauty-conscious South Beach, Miami, and ogle the gorgeous people and architecture. Or head to all the themed attractions around the Walt Disney World area.
Whatever you decide, as long as you decide it in Fort Lauderdale, you couldn't have made a better choice.
The city itself got both its start and name from Major William Lauderdale, who in 1838 led his Tennessee Volunteers into the area during the Seminole War. In its early years, Fort Lauderdale was a predominantly agricultural community, raising dairy cows and citrus groves. Fort Lauderdale found its calling as a tourist destination during the 1960's, when teeny-bopper films, like Where the Boys Are, began to hype it as America's Spring Break mecca. In the early 90's however, the citizens of Fort Lauderdale decided that a spring break heaven wasn't exactly the image they wanted for their beautiful city. They cracked down on the offenders who caused the annual ruckus, striking fear in their hearts by implementing strict rules against public drinking and raising the age of consumption to 21. Fort Lauderdale today is a modicum of modern style and sophistication.
When you aren't sunning yourself on one of the beautiful beaches, shopping is also a popular activity in Fort Lauderdale. Specialty areas include Las Olas Boulevard, Antique Row and the Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop. Las Olas Boulevard is lined with one-of-a-kind boutiques and galleries specializing in the latest fashions and fine art. (In addition to shopping, Las Olas Boulevard is also the scene of many sidewalk cafes and hip jazz houses. Stroll along the Riverwalk, or use a horse-drawn carriage for transportation.) In nearby Dania, Antique Row delights collectors with its 250 dealers situated in a two-block area just south of the airport. Eighty acres of garage sales, farmers market, international bazaar and county fair are all rolled into one at the Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop - the south's largest flea market.
For something completely different, check out the Museum of Discovery & Science. Hang out with bats, buzz by a bee hive or pet a big green iguana. Wrap yourself inside a giant bubble or become a human hurricane. Test your skills at virtual volleyball or experience flight astronaut-style. That's the kind of fun families can expect! This 85,000-square-foot facility uses science to entertain and educate adults and children alike. Along with the Blockbuster IMAX 3D Theater, visitors can explore more than 200 hands-on exhibits.
If you are a history buff, visit Big Cypress Reservation, home to the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum. Learn about the land, history and culture of the Seminole Indians. Skim over glittering waterscapes in an airboat, experience a swamp buggy eco-tour, paddle a canoe, or walk the Swamp Trail and come face-to-face with the resident alligators.
Fort Lauderdale is also close to many other vacation choices. Take a day and swim with dolphins in the Florida Keys. Visit beauty-conscious South Beach, Miami, and ogle the gorgeous people and architecture. Or head to all the themed attractions around the Walt Disney World area.
Whatever you decide, as long as you decide it in Fort Lauderdale, you couldn't have made a better choice.
The Durango Vacation Rental Property Attributes
Near water
Near beach
Waterfront
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Contact Information for The Durango Vacation Rental
Contact Name:
Thomas Weiss
Contact Phone:
1-954-557-2757
Please say "I found your listing at Rentalo.com" when calling to reserve this Property.
The Durango Vacation Rental Payment Methods Accepted
All major credit cards including American Express, travelers checks, money orders, and cash
Credit cards accepted: Yes
Security Deposit * - $500.00Please inquire for holiday rates. * Security Deposit is refundable after post rental inspection.
Additional tax and cleaning fees.
Credit cards accepted: Yes
Deposits
Security Deposit * - $500.00Please inquire for holiday rates. * Security Deposit is refundable after post rental inspection.
Fees & Taxes
Additional tax and cleaning fees.
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