Lake Worth
Coastal city with a downtown strip and the Intracoastal at its eastern edge.
Lake Worth is really two markets that share a name. The coastal city, renamed Lake Worth Beach in 2019, has a walkable downtown on Lake and Lucerne Avenues and the Intracoastal at its eastern edge. West of I-95, the larger unincorporated Lake Worth corridor carries the gated communities most buyers are actually searching for, including Winston Trails, where Derek's record runs deepest.
I'm still writing up my full notes on this area. Reach out and I'll give you the straight read: what's good, what to watch for, and what you're really deciding between.
What you should know before you come
Nature, food, schools, and what there is to do, the things people ask about before they move, buy, or even just visit Lake Worth.
Things to do
A downtown with more character per block than anywhere nearby.
Lake and Lucerne Avenues
The walkable downtown: independent restaurants, bars, and galleries.
Lake Worth Playhouse
A 1924 theater running live shows and indie film.
Street Painting Festival
Every February, hundreds of artists chalk the pavement downtown.
Lake Worth Beach and the Casino complex
The city beach with shops, dining, and Benny's on the pier.
Food and drink
The Pelican
The unassuming diner locals love for Indian-fusion breakfasts.
Rustico
Twenty years of Capri-born Italian on a downtown corner.
Mathews Brewing Company
The city's own craft brewery, with a beer garden and live music.
Antojitos Mexicanos La Placita
No-frills, authentic Mexican street food.
Nature and the outdoors
Snook Islands Natural Area
Boardwalks and kayak launches on the Intracoastal.
Bryant Park
Waterfront green space with a boat ramp and playgrounds.
John Prince Park
726 county acres on Lake Osborne with trails and a campground.
Two markets, one name
East of I-95
The historic cottages of Lake Worth Beach proper, including the College Park and Parrot Cove districts.
West of I-95
The gated-community corridor, including Winston Trails, where Derek's record runs deepest.
Two price ladders
The same budget buys very different living on each side of the interstate; know which ladder you're climbing.
Who tends to buy in Lake Worth
The range of people this area draws, and what actually brings them.
First-time buyers and value hunters
Historic east-side cottages at entry points the coastal towns lost years ago.
Artists and character seekers
The downtown's bohemian streak is real and long-standing.
Gated-community families
The corridor west of I-95 carries the family neighborhoods and the schools they target.
Investors
Strong rental demand on both sides of the interstate.
What Derek has sold in Lake Worth
3465 Via Poinciana 806
$134,500Closed
7608 Monclair Court
$615,000Closed
4954 Mallory Street
$361,500Closed
New to Lake Worth? Let Derek walk you through it.
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Nearby
Other areas Derek knows
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Winston Trails
Gated golf community in Lake Worth, without the country-club buy-in.
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Boynton Beach
Coastal city between Delray and Lake Worth. Gated communities, the Intracoastal, and easy beach access.
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West Palm Beach
The county seat. Downtown, the island, and the corridor that connects them.