Four Seasons Private Residences Fort Lauderdale · #802-1

Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Fort Lauderdale is a 22-story hotel and condominium tower at 525 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard on Fort Lauderdale Beach, across A1A from the sand. Fort Partners, the developer behind The Surf Club Four Seasons in Surfside, built the tower, Kobi Karp Architecture and Interior Design designed it, and it opened in March 2022. Tara Bernerd & Partners designed the public spaces, guest rooms and suites, Martin Brudnizki designed the restaurants, lounges and pool area, and Fernando Wong designed the landscape. Broward County property records list two residential condominiums, FTL Condo Private Residences and FTL Condo Hotel Residences, with 41 units each, alongside a hotel unit of 129 rooms and 19 suites. The 41 Private Residences are full-time homes on floors 7 through 22. County records count 19 two-bedroom, 12 three-bedroom and 10 four-bedroom residences, with air-conditioned areas from about 1,868 to 5,807 square feet, and the top floors hold the largest homes, including four residences of about 5,400 to 5,800 square feet on floors 21 and 22. Listings describe floor-to-ceiling glass, open terraces up to about 40 feet wide, marble baths, custom oak cabinetry, dens and direct ocean or Intracoastal views. The 41 Hotel Residences, on floors 5 and 6 and 12 through 17, are smaller one-, two- and three-bedroom units that form part of the hotel's accommodations. Residents use the hotel's facilities: two pools on the oceanfront deck, the 74-foot Sun Deck Pool and the 57-foot Serenity Pool, a spa with six treatment rooms, a 2,250-square-foot fitness center open 24 hours, 24-hour in-room dining, and a staffed 24-hour lobby with concierge service. Dining includes Evelyn's, the signature restaurant, MAASS by chef Ryan Ratino, which received a Michelin star in April 2025, the Honey Fitz lobby cafe and the ViceVersa lobby bar. Listings note covered, assigned parking for residents. The tower sits in the middle of Fort Lauderdale Beach, between the Ritz-Carlton to the south and the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens and Paramount to the north. Las Olas Boulevard and the beach promenade are under a mile south, Sunrise Boulevard and Hugh Taylor Birch State Park are a short walk north, and downtown Fort Lauderdale is a short drive west across the Intracoastal. Top-floor sales lead the building's price history. County records show Private Residence 2202, about 5,807 square feet, selling for $15.4 million in September 2022, 2201 for $13.6 million in August 2022 and 2102 for $13.25 million in May 2023. More recently, residence 1701 sold for about $8.13 million in November 2025 and 1902 resold for $9 million in April 2026, while Hotel Residences have traded from about $1.3 million for a one-bedroom to $3.4 million for a two-bedroom. Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale condos for sale and for rent are usually available; MLS listings report no pets and a minimum lease of 180 days. Request current availability and recent sales through the building page.