Overview The Curci House, part of Hallandale Beach's Historic Village, is one of the city's oldest surviving structures. Built in 1924 and originally known as Villa Providence, it connects the modern city to its early years as a small coastal community.
History and significance The house represents the era when Hallandale Beach was emerging as a settlement between the Intracoastal and the Atlantic. Preserving it gives residents and visitors a tangible link to the city's past, alongside the broader Historic Village setting.
Visitor information Access to the house and Historic Village is managed by the City of Hallandale Beach, and hours or tours may be limited or event-based. Contact the City before visiting to confirm availability. When open, the site is a quiet, educational stop that pairs well with a walk through the surrounding area.
Historic Village / Curci House FAQs
When was the Curci House built?
The Curci House was built in 1924 and was originally known as Villa Providence. It is part of Hallandale Beach's Historic Village.
Can you tour the Curci House?
Access and hours are managed by the City of Hallandale Beach and may be limited or event-based. Contact the City to confirm before visiting.
Is it a park?
The site is a cultural and historical destination, not a recreation park. Pair it with a visit to one of the city's beach or neighborhood parks.