Ridgeview Towers
A mid-century condominium between the Intracoastal and the ocean.
Ridgeview Towers is a seven-floor, 70-unit mid-century modern condominium completed in 1972. The building sits in Coral Ridge between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean — an eight-minute walk to the beach, twelve minutes to the Coral Ridge Country Club.
The recent improvement cycle is complete: concrete restoration, new roof, modernized elevators, and a rebuilt pool deck. The building is structurally renewed and operationally quiet.
With ten units per floor, the building offers a mix of exposures and layouts. Specific views, floor plans, and finishes vary by unit — Mike can walk you through what's currently active, what's coming, and what's worth waiting for.
Recent sales at 3051.
Both 2026 closings handled off-market. Specific pricing on request, in confidence.
Cantilevered balconies, a stepped corner profile, mid-century geometry against Florida sky.
Coral Ridge — between the Intracoastal and the ocean.
The address is the kind where most days don't require a car. The beach is a walk, the country club is the next block over, and the city's best dining is a short drive in either direction.
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea beach— oceanfront, pier, beach bars 8 min walk
- Coral Ridge Country Club— golf, tennis, dining 12 min walk
- The Galleria— shopping, dining 6 min drive
- Bahia Mar Marina— boat charter, dining 10 min drive
- Las Olas Boulevard— restaurants, galleries, Riverwalk 12 min drive
- FLL International Airport— direct via I-95 22 min drive
Built for Florida. Prepared for the season.
Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. Below is a working checklist tuned to a seven-floor condominium between the Intracoastal and the ocean — what to do in your unit, what the building handles, and what to take if you evacuate.
Generic hurricane lists assume a single-family home with a yard, a garage, and a basement. Ridgeview Towers has none of those — and the building's hurricane shutters, generator, and elevator protocols change what an owner is actually responsible for.
The downloadable checklist is the same five-stage plan Mike follows personally at 3051. It covers the full arc from preseason prep through post-storm documentation.
This is what I follow personally at Ridgeview. The building handles common-area shutters and keeps the elevators running through a power loss — but every unit owner needs their own plan. If you live at 3051 and want to talk through any of this before the season, call me. I'm on the seventh floor and I keep my number on.
Common questions about Ridgeview Towers.
Is the concrete restoration finished?
Yes. Both floors and the structural work completed in the recent improvement cycle. Mike will tell you which floors he watched the work happen on, when the final inspection cleared, and exactly what was renewed.
What about the roof and elevators?
Both modernized in the same improvement cycle. The roof is new; the elevators have been overhauled. Mike can point to the dates and the work he watched from his balcony.
What's the character of the building?
Quiet. Mid-century. Walkable to the beach and the country club. The kind of building where neighbors know each other in the lobby. Pets permitted. Assigned parking.
Will my inquiry be kept confidential?
Always. Off-market until you choose otherwise. Inquiries are never shared with management, neighbors, or third parties — not at the pool, not in the elevator, not anywhere.
What's my unit worth right now?
Depends on the floor, the exposure, the view, and the finishes. Mike prepares a number specific to your unit — not the building's average — and tells you what he'd tell a family member, in writing, with no pressure.
How do I see what's available?
Mike keeps a running list of what's currently active and what's coming — plus the floor plans, finishes, and recent comps for each. Most activity at 3051 happens off-market. Call or use the form below.
Mike Batchelder
A Fort Lauderdale native, Mike came to real estate from a career in high-level operations and medical sales — where he was named the Southeast Region's Top Gun — bringing clinical precision to a personal industry.
His clients aren't hiring an agent so much as a vetted support system: in-house marketing through Compass, executive oversight on every transaction, and the same rigor he learned managing closings in sports medicine. When he isn't working, he's on the water, on the golf course, or in the kitchen feeding family and friends.
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Confidential. Specific to your floor, view, and finishes. Whether you sell now, later, or never — knowing your number is good ownership.
Mike replies within one business day. For a quicker conversation, call directly — he answers his own phone.
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