Colee Hammock is located in the “Historical Heart” of Fort Lauderdale and this can be easily noticed when driving along Las Olas Boulevard. The architecture along Las Olas Boulevard in the Colee Hammock has a very distinct historical charm which is what makes it so attractive. There are building codes within this historic neighborhood that limits the height of the buildings. You can notice that the buildings become significantly taller once you cross the Himmershee Canal Bridge, going west. The name of the neighborhood is the combination of the Hammock Trees and for James Louis Colee, an engineer who worked for Mary Brickell, owner of the land. The neighborhood is located south of East Broward Boulevard, north of the Intracoastal’s New River waterway, east of Himmershee Canal and west of the Las Olas Isles. This neighborhood is in a prime location of Fort Lauderdale and the home prices reflect this.