Palm Beach Gardens Real Estate

Palm Beach Gardens is growing by leaps and bounds. With approximately 40,000 residents, the city has prospered throughout its 40-year existence. Located 7 miles north of West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens has some of the finest and most respected golfing communities in the county.

Palm Beach Gardens real estate comes in a vast array of choices and options. Condos, townhouse and single-family homes are abundant in a variety of neighborhoods and communities. Waterfront property typically runs at a higher value as do golf course and country club settings.

More affordable Palm Beach Gardens condos and townhomes can be found in Gardenway, Legends at the Gardens, Eagleton and Westwood Gardens, with prices ranging from the mid $80s to around $325,000. These communities offer amenities such as pools, beach access, and several outdoor activities.

Prosperity Pines is a family-oriented community that prides itself on the unique floorplans of its homes. Another family-oriented neighborhood located in the equestrian area of Palm Beach Gardens is Osprey Isles. The gated community is surrounded by hills, lakes and nature preserves. Homes come in four style choices: country, Old Florida, cottage and a versatile two-story home.

The most sought after property in Palm Beach Gardens real estate is in golfing and country club communities. Ballen Isles, Frenchman’s Reserve and PGA National Resort are the most popular and the most affluent. Home prices can reach several million dollars; residents enjoy such amenities as championship golf courses, clubhouses, spas, and swimming pools.

New developments include a luxury condo building called The Landmark. The community will be across a footbridge from the up-and-coming Downtown at The Gardens, a new complex of restaurants, shops and an 18-screen movie theater.

The eco-friendly Evergrene has announced two new neighborhoods – Mill Creek and Vintner’s Ridge. These family-oriented communities and offer ten unique floor plans with influences of Italian, Mediterranean, Tuscan and Spanish Colonial architecture.

Each of the homes is built with energy and water efficient appliances and features, as well as disaster mitigation features such as impact resistant glass and vapor permeable insulation. All the lumber used in the homes is certified sustainable, and flooring and finishes are eco-friendly.