Buying or selling a home in North Palm Beach, FL
North Palm Beach is a village on both sides of U.S. 1, between Palm Beach Gardens and Juno Beach, with the Intracoastal Waterway and a network of canals running through it. Many homes have water access, marinas line the waterway, and the village runs its own country club and golf course. John D. MacArthur Beach State Park is just across the bridge on the barrier island, and The Gardens Mall and I-95 are a few minutes west.
Neighborhoods & communities
- Lost Tree Village
- Old Port Cove
- Waterfront canal streets east of U.S. 1
- Prosperity Farms Road corridor
Types of homes
Single-family homes on canals with private docks, Intracoastal and marina condos, gated waterfront communities and mid-century homes on quieter inland streets.
Buying in North Palm Beach
I'll walk you through what's for sale in North Palm Beach, what it really costs to own here — taxes, insurance, HOA — and what to watch for in inspections. First home or next one, in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Selling in North Palm Beach
Pricing based on what's actually selling in North Palm Beach, professional photos, MLS exposure and a negotiator who stays until closing day.
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