Old Pompano offers a variety of single detached homes as well as smaller apartment buildings and duplexes, primarily featuring two and three-bedroom layouts. The neighborhood provides easy access to several green spaces, including Baseball Park, perfect for outdoor activities. A strong cycling network combined with generally flat terrain makes bicycling a convenient option for getting around the area. Nearby primary and secondary schools, both public and private, add educational convenience to the community. Residents benefit from close proximity to supermarkets, restaurants, and cafes, while ample parking and straightforward highway access simplify travel by car throughout the neighborhood.
Old Pompano offers a broad selection of green spaces to enjoy, despite its sometimes busy ambience. There are a few green spaces nearby for residents to visit, such as Baseball Park, and they are especially well-distributed, which makes them easy to get to. Lastly, this part of the city is a great area for those who aren't bothered by some noise, as traffic during busy hours can occasionally be loud.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at 450 NE 10th Street, this beautifully restored 1916 historic home serves as a museum and event venue, offering a glimpse into Old Pompano’s heritage with its period rooms, guided tours, and lush gardens.
A neighborhood staple on NE 3rd Ave, this local seafood market is beloved by residents for its fresh, locally caught fish and shellfish—you can even watch the fishermen unload their catch each morning.
This restored 1930s Atlantic Coast Line Railroad station at 1300 W Atlantic Blvd is a landmark for train enthusiasts and local history buffs, featuring exhibits and events tied to Pompano's rail legacy.
Situated at 353 Hammondville Road, this vibrant cultural hub hosts diverse performances, art exhibits, and educational programs, celebrating the area’s African American heritage and creative community.
Just west of Old Pompano along NE 10th Street, this large park offers residents athletic fields, tennis courts, shady walking paths, and a renowned aquatic center with Olympic-sized pools for year-round recreation.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This free first-Friday block party is especially convenient for Old Pompano residents, with live music, food, drinks, galleries, and a lively walkable atmosphere around NE 1st Street. November’s event features the Shane Duncan Band and offers an easy local night out without leaving the historic downtown area.
View event details →Residents can enjoy a free, family-friendly evening at the beach featuring approximately 500 choreographed drones over the ocean. The event is close to Old Pompano, making it a practical alternative to larger regional festivals, with a scenic setting, evening entertainment, and shuttle access from Community Park.
View event details →Pompano Players’ comic musical is a nearby theater option for residents who enjoy live performances and local arts. The production runs across two November weekends at the Cultural Center, providing several opportunities to attend and support Pompano Beach’s resident theater community without traveling to Fort Lauderdale or Miami.
View event details →The seasonal Green Market returns with local food, handmade goods, artisans, and a relaxed Saturday-morning community atmosphere. It is close enough for Old Pompano residents to visit casually, combine with nearby downtown activities, and shop from local vendors while enjoying the start of the winter market season.
View event details →This free holiday-season community celebration includes live performances, food, games, and a tree-lighting ceremony. For Old Pompano households, it offers a nearby, family-oriented way to mark the start of the festive season while connecting with neighbors and enjoying an evening organized by the city’s Cultural Affairs Department.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Old Pompano
Local characteristics and demographics for Old Pompano
