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Southeast Furniture
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Southeast Furniture sits at 1665 South State Road 7, on the section of US 441 that forms North Lauderdale’s western commercial edge. This stretch of the highway, running between Kimberly Boulevard and McNab Road, has long been home to a cluster of independently run furniture and home goods dealers who cater to budget conscious shoppers across this part of central Broward County. North Lauderdale itself is a small, mostly residential city bordered by Tamarac, Margate, Lauderdale Lakes and unincorporated Broward County, and State Road 7 is where much of its retail activity concentrates.
Yellow Pages lists Southeast Furniture under the Furniture Stores category with a working phone line at 954-532-6481. One customer review posted to the directory reads, “Great experience, very good quality furniture and they work with my budget. Delivery was made on time,” which points to a shop that offers financing flexibility and handles its own delivery logistics rather than relying on a third party freight service. That combination, working within a customer’s budget and delivering on a set schedule, is the kind of detail that matters more to a furniture shopper than a glossy showroom.
The business previously listed a web address, southeastfurnitureandmattress.com, which is no longer resolving online. The name of that now inactive domain suggests the store may have carried mattresses alongside furniture at some point, though that detail could not be independently confirmed at the time of this writing. Because the store does not currently publish hours online, anyone planning a visit should call ahead to confirm the shop is open before making the trip out to State Road 7.
Shoppers browsing this part of North Lauderdale will find Southeast Furniture in good company. The 1600 block of South State Road 7 includes several other furniture focused businesses within a few blocks of each other, giving comparison shoppers a reason to make a single trip and check multiple stores in one stop rather than driving across county lines to a big box retailer. For residents of North Lauderdale, Tamarac and Margate looking to furnish an apartment or replace a worn out living room set without paying showroom markup, this corridor functions as the city’s informal furniture row.
As with any independently owned shop that does not maintain an active website or social media presence, the safest way to confirm current inventory, pricing and delivery terms is a phone call directly to the store. The listed number and street address point to a genuine North Lauderdale storefront, and the directory listing’s customer feedback suggests a business that has, at least in that one documented case, delivered on its promises to a paying customer.