Apartments With Pools in Fort Lauderdale, FL
9 verified options · Fort Lauderdale, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose verified amenity lists include a pool in Fort Lauderdale. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
As of mid-2026, downtown Fort Lauderdale one-bedrooms mostly run $2,000–$2,900/mo; Flagler Village's west edge and Victoria Park-adjacent buildings run cheaper. Freight-train horns along the FEC tracks are a real factor downtown — reviewers mention them constantly. Ask which side of the building a unit faces.
10X Las Olas Walk
Downtown / Las Olas · $2,215–$4,450
✓ Resort-style pool and sun deck are the amenities residents rave about most
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Amaray Las Olas by Windsor
Downtown / Las Olas
✓ Renters consistently praise the light-filled, thoughtfully laid-out apartments
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EON at Flagler Village
Flagler Village
✓ Residents call its amenity set — two pools and two gyms plus a spin room — among the best in Flagler Village
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Elan 16Forty
Victoria Park · $1,621–$2,782+
✓ Included covered parking at no extra charge, which residents call out as a rarity
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Icon Las Olas
Downtown / Las Olas
✓ Standout location right on the Riverwalk at the foot of Las Olas Boulevard, with river and city views from upper floors
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Motif at Flagler Village
Flagler Village · From ~$2,581
✓ Residents describe the amenity spaces as resort-like, with a standout pool and an unusually large gym
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Society Las Olas
Downtown / Riverwalk · From ~$2,670
✓ Residents repeatedly single out the pool and gym as among the biggest in downtown Fort Lauderdale
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The Queue
Tarpon River (Downtown) · $2,300–$3,650
✓ Well-kept pool, gym, and outdoor gathering spaces are frequent bright spots in reviews
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The Six13
Flagler Village / FAT Village · $1,899–$2,499
✓ One block from the FAT Village arts district with a walk score residents love
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