Clubhouse
The community clubhouse at 2351 NW 41st Avenue hosts board meetings and association business, and houses the office. Clubhouse rentals are currently unavailable.
Seven garden buildings, a clubhouse at the center, and the City of Lauderhill just outside the gate.
The community clubhouse at 2351 NW 41st Avenue hosts board meetings and association business, and houses the office. Clubhouse rentals are currently unavailable.
The community pool sits beside the clubhouse — a shaded, central gathering spot for residents year-round in the South Florida sun.
Classic Florida shuffleboard courts at the clubhouse — open to residents and a longtime community tradition.
The redesigned portal adds online reservation of community spaces with real-time availability — no phone tag with the office. Shown here as a preview.
Cypress Tree's four-story garden buildings line NW 41st Avenue from south to north, with the clubhouse and pool at the center of the property.
2201 NW 41st Avenue
2251 NW 41st Avenue
2301 NW 41st Avenue
Association office, pool & shuffleboard
2401 NW 41st Avenue
2451 NW 41st Avenue
2501 NW 41st Avenue
2551 NW 41st Avenue
City of Lauderhill Police Dept.
6279 West Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderhill, FL 33313
Non-emergency: 954-497-4357 or 954-764-HELP
Emergency: 911
City of Lauderhill Fire Dept.
1181 NW 41st Terrace, Lauderhill, FL 33313
Non-emergency: 954-321-2471
Emergency: 911
Trash collection, bulk pickup, and the city recycling program; water services; Xfinity cable television.
Broward Water Partnership toilet rebate program available to qualifying residents.
Community bus shuttle service connects residents with shopping and city destinations. Schedules available at the office.
Emergency information and storm resources for the community.
FPL Storm Center · National Hurricane Center · Hurricane preparation
The local Chamber of Commerce supports area businesses, and neighbors keep in touch in the resident-run Facebook group.
Cypress Tree is a non-rental community — our buildings are homes, not investments held at a distance. Occupancy applications are reviewed under the association's published standards, and the community Rules and Regulations are published in the library (currently under attorney review).