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Home Owners Association Information About
Courts Of Inverary, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33319

At a glance

The Courts of Inverrary Condominium Association, Inc. (also known as Courts of Inverrary) is a 214-unit townhouse/condo community in Lauderhill, FL 33319 (Fort Lauderdale area), established in 1973/1974 as a sub-association of the Inverrary master association. It is a gated community with amenities including a pool, tennis courts, fitness center, clubhouse, and playground. Managed by Campbell Property Management (954-427-8770); specific HOA fees, rules, and detailed contacts unavailable in public sources.

Community Overview

The Courts of Inverrary Condominium Association, Inc. is a residential condominium association governing a community of 214 townhouses in Lauderhill, Florida (ZIP 33319, often associated with Fort Lauderdale). It operates as one of multiple sub-associations within the larger Inverrary master association, which oversees common elements across the broader Inverrary area.

HOA Fees

Specific monthly, quarterly, annual, transfer, or capital contribution fees and special assessments are not detailed in publicly available sources and vary by unit and budget. Information unavailable from verified public records.

HOA Rules & Regulations

Detailed architectural guidelines, exterior modifications, landscaping, parking, pet policies, rental restrictions, noise regulations, trash collection, and community standards are not specified in public sources. Information unavailable from verified public records.

Community Amenities

Amenities include a gated community, tennis court, community pool, recreational facilities, clubhouse, playground, basketball court, fitness center, and community room. Specific details on additional features unavailable.

Lifestyle

The community offers a gated, secure environment within the established Inverrary area, emphasizing maintained common spaces and proximity to South Florida attractions. Residents benefit from the master association's landscaping and overall area controls.

Contact Information

HOA Name: The Courts of Inverrary Condominium Association, Inc.
Management Company: Campbell Property Management
Phone Number: 954-427-8770
Email Address: Not publicly listed in sources
Website: https://www.courtsofinverrary.com/ (sub-association); http://www.inverraryonline.com/ (master)
Mailing Address: c/o Campbell Property Management, 1215 E Hillsboro Blvd, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 (management); Master: 8010 N University Drive, Tamarac, FL 33321
Office Hours: Not publicly listed in sources.

Notable Aspects

Established in 1973/1974 as part of the historic Inverrary development (associated with entertainer Jackie Gleason era). Features a peninsula-like setting with lake and canal surroundings. Part of a master association providing area-wide landscaping, including a Disney-designed waterfall entry. Strong emphasis on security with gated access and modern technology.

Conclusion

The Courts of Inverrary Condominium Association manages a 214-unit townhouse community in Lauderhill/Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as a sub-association of the Inverrary master association, focusing on maintenance of common elements in a gated setting.

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Sources and methodology

How this information was reviewed

Public sources checked include official community website courtsofinverrary.com, florida-hoa.com directory, Inverrary master association site inverraryonline.com, multiple real estate listing sites (2024-2026 data), and general search results. Gaps remain in exact current fees, full rules, specific amenity hours/contacts, and recent updates beyond listed sources.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Courts of Inverrary community?

It is a gated condominium association of 214 townhouses in Lauderhill, FL 33319, part of the larger Inverrary master association.

Who manages the HOA?

Campbell Property Management handles operations; contact 954-427-8770. Master association also uses Campbell at 8010 N University Drive, Tamarac, FL.

What amenities are available?

Amenities include a community pool, tennis court, fitness center, clubhouse, playground, and gated security features.

When was the community established?

The association originated in 1973, with development around 1974-1977 across phases.

Are HOA fees or specific rules available publicly?

Detailed fees and rules are not specified in public sources; contact the management company for current information.