Palm Beach Real Estate

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The name Palm Beach evokes visions of sprawling oceanfront estates on famed Billionaire’s Row. Officially founded in the 1880’s by industrialist, Henry Flagler, the town of Palm Beach’s building’s boom began in the 1920’s. Addison Mizer, known as the “society architect,” designed expansive Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial Revival style mansions, establishing the lasting glamour and privilege of Palm Beach. Many of these pedigreed properties were built for American captains of industry-- think, J.P. Morgan, the Vanderbilts and the Singers of the sewing machine empire.

Oceanfront contemporary condominium towers on Ocean Boulevard offer the perfect lock and leave lifestyle. Part-time Palm Beach residents who winter here during the height of Palm Beach’s glamorous (out every night) social season often prefer these.

Look beyond Palm Beach to West Palm Beach and Lake Worth where you’ll find communities with broad appeal. The lifestyles and the variety of architectural styles appeal to young families, retirees and those who enjoy the South Florida lifestyle at a slower pace than Palm Beach. Cool coffee shops, trendy restaurants and choice leisure, cultural and sporting activities surround both Lake Worth and West Palm Beach.

In casual West Palm Beach, only six miles away. you’ll find a relaxed casual vibe with 16 designated historic districts. West Palm, as the locals call it, is rich with Craftsman-style bungalows and Spanish Mission-Revival style homes. Look to West Palm Beach for a good inventory of oceanfront contemporary condominiums at a lower price point than the town of Palm Beach.

The leafy streets of Lake Worth lined with avocado, eucalyptus and Mahogany trees boast cozy pastel-colored cottages, mid-century single-family gems, and low-rise mid-century condominiums. Exclusive Manaplan offers luxury, waterfront living in Mediterranean and Venetian inspired oceanfront estates for the boating enthusiasts.

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With Palm Beach and the surrounding areas, choices are many. Each place has a distinct vibe. Look for friendly and welcoming communities.

Choose from sprawling Spanish Colonial Revival to Mediterranean in the town of Palm Beach. True oceanfront mansions begin in the eye-popping $40,000,000 range. Settle into a classic 1920’s Mediterranean Revival by famed architect, Mizner or by other architects of the era who emulated his design style. These trophy properties have been restored and updated yet retain golden age glamour. Since the sport of choice in Palm Beach is socializing, these homes provide the perfect backdrop for pre-gala cocktail soirees. Some even have the original ballrooms restored. Newly constructed oceanfront Mediterranean style estates are also popular with the few who can easily afford this rarefied lifestyle.

• Large oceanfront acreage
• Atlantic Ocean to Lake Worth views
• 20,000 plus square foot interiors
• Professional chef kitchens
• Expansive exterior spaces
• North-South tennis courts
• Large deep-water docks
• Latest security and smart technology systems
• Oversized swimming pools

Just spending the winter in Palm Beach, scout out mid-century oceanfront condominiums. Lots of inventory and price ranges from mid-$200,000’s to a million plus.

• Concierge, valet parking and attendant services.
• Oceanview swimming pools with spa decks
• Fitness centers.
• Terraces with ocean views
• Floor to Ceiling windows

In-town Spanish Colonial-style and contemporary condominiums are in-demand. They can be found at the east and west ends of famed Worth Avenue. Luxury shopping, fine dining, charming small shops and cafes define this “seen and be seen” destination. Check out the numerous yachts moored at The Town Docks, located at the end of Worth Avenue. Expect prices to start near a million and go up from there.

• Walking distance to Worth Avenue’s dining, shopping, and entertainment
• Smaller low-rise properties
• Swimming pools
• Patios
• Terraces
• Ocean views

Venture to Lake Worth if you like cozy cottages and mid-century Florida style living. Renovated mid-century homes with the best in indoor-outdoor living sell from the low to mid $300,000’s and up.

• Guest Houses
• Wood flooring
• Mature landscaping
• Garages

West Palm Beach’s historical districts offer Craftsman-style bungalows and original Spanish Mission Revival and Mediterranean style homes. Expect market competition for homes in pristine condition. Market range is mid $500,000’s and up.

• Sunrooms
• Fireplaces
• Wood Flooring
• Pool/Spa
• Screened-in “Florida” rooms

Palm Beach Lifestyle

With its fabled galas and formal balls, one can celebrate almost every night in the town of Palm Beach. Country clubs abound with five-star golf courses, lots of social activities, full-service spas and heavy social events from fashion show luncheons to black-tie galas. Shopping, dining and strolling the jewel of Palm Beach, palm-tree lined Worth Avenue is a sport to itself. Almost every luxury brand that truly matters wants a presence on Worth Avenue.

The vibe decidedly changes in West Palm Beach which is home to Sun Fest, the largest waterfront music festival in Florida. In downtown, you’ll find four fun districts with dining, shopping and entertainment options. They are Clematis Street, Cityplace, Northwood Village, and Antique Row. For culture, there is the Norton Museum of Art and the Kravis Center for Performing Arts. For children both locals and visitors enjoy the Palm Beach Zoo.

The vibe decidedly changes in West Palm Beach which is home to Sun Fest, the largest waterfront music festival in Florida. In downtown, you’ll find four fun districts with dining, shopping and entertainment options. They are Clematis Street, Cityplace, Northwood Village, and Antique Row. For culture, there is the Norton Museum of Art and the Kravis Center for Performing Arts. For children both locals and visitors enjoy the Palm Beach Zoo.