Welcome to this beautifully refreshed Pembroke Pines home offering a warm, inviting vibe in a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood. Features include a circular driveway, impact windows and doors, a 2019 roof, and a new 2024 A/C. The kitchen, living room, dining room, and bathroom have been tastefully remodeled, creating a bright and comfortable living space. Enjoy a spacious laundry/mud room off the 2-car garage and a generous backyard with room for a pool. Ideal for families or empty-nesters seeking comfort and convenience near major highways, shopping, dining, parks, hospitals, and easy access to Fort Lauderdale and Miami airports. Discover Life in Westview One of Pembroke Pines' Most Established Neighborhoods For buyers relocating to South Florida, neighborhood matters just as much as the home itself and Westview delivers something increasingly rare: a calm, established residential setting with mature landscaping, wide streets, and a genuine sense of permanence. This is not a transient area or a high-density development. It's a place where homes have character, neighbors tend to stay put, and the pace of life feels grounded. Westview sits in a central pocket of Pembroke Pines that blends suburban ease with city access. The streets are shaded by long-standing trees, the lots are generously sized, and the overall atmosphere feels settled and intentional. It's the kind of neighborhood that appeals equally to those raising families and those looking to simplify without sacrificing space or privacy. A Smart Choice for Buyers New to South Florida Pembroke Pines consistently ranks as one of Broward County's most livable cities, and Westview benefits from that reputation while maintaining its own identity. For buyers coming from out of state, this area offers a gentle transition into South Florida living less hectic than coastal zones, yet still close to everything that makes the region desirable. Daily errands are easy and efficient, with grocery stores, pharmacies, fitness centers, and local services just minutes away. Larger retail destinations like Pembroke Lakes Mall and the open-air Shops at Pembroke Gardens provide shopping, dining, and entertainment without the congestion often found closer to the beach. Connectivity Without the Chaos One of Westview's biggest advantages is its location within the South Florida road network. Residents can quickly access major east-west and north-south corridors, making commutes flexible whether work pulls you toward Fort Lauderdale, Miami, or elsewhere in Broward County. This accessibility also makes weekend escapes simple beaches, cultural districts, and outdoor attractions are all within comfortable driving distance. For frequent travelers or those with visiting family, proximity to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Miami International Airport is a major plus. Being able to reach either airport without navigating dense urban traffic is something locals quickly come to appreciate. Outdoor Space, Parks, and Everyday Balance Westview residents enjoy close proximity to some of Pembroke Pines' most popular green spaces. Nearby parks offer room to walk, bike, picnic, or enjoy organized sports and recreation. C.B. Smith Park, one of the area's largest recreational destinations, adds another layer of lifestyle appeal with water attractions, sports facilities, and open green areas for all ages. This access to outdoor space is part of what makes Pembroke Pines especially appealing for those moving from colder climates or more urban environments the ability to enjoy the outdoors year-round becomes part of everyday life. Dining, Social Life, and Local Flavor The dining scene surrounding Westview is diverse and approachable, ranging from casual neighborhood spots to polished sit-down restaurants. Cuban, Mediterranean, Asian, and American cuisine are all well represented, along with coffee shops, bakeries, and relaxed evening hangouts. While Pembroke Pines isn't known for loud nightlife, it
