Lake Worth
Gallery-lined streets, a historic beachfront pier, and Intracoastal addresses that still leave room in the budget, Lake Worth has always marched to its own beat. It's Palm Beach County's most original city, where character counts for more than curb appeal.
Lake Worth
Downtown streets lined with galleries and vintage shops, a historic beachfront pier, and Intracoastal addresses that still leave room in the budget — Lake Worth pairs small-town character with some of Palm Beach County's most original architecture.
Lake Worth's historic core is one of South Florida's most walkable and architecturally distinct — bungalow-lined streets, a working arts district, and a beachfront pier all within blocks of each other.
College Park Historic District
+ Read moreOne of southeast Florida's founding neighborhoods, largely designated a national historic district in 2001. Streets are named for colleges rather than numbers, and the roughly 512 homes span original Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Mission-style architecture to newer construction. Three-bedroom homes here average close to $1 million.
Lucerne & Old Town Historic Districts
+ Read moreThe Northeast and Southeast Lucerne Historic Districts flank Lake Worth's downtown core, separated by the Old Town commercial district — home to the 1924 Lake Worth Playhouse, one of the oldest surviving Art Deco buildings in Palm Beach County.
Notable area schools
- Lake Worth High School
- Dr. Joaquin Garcia High School
- Manatee Elementary
- Polo Park Middle School
Lake Worth sits directly on the Lake Worth Lagoon, and its Intracoastal-front streets and condo towers offer some of the most accessible waterfront pricing on this stretch of coast.
Parrot Cove
+ Read moreA sought-after enclave of homes designed by noted architect Edgar S. Wortman, offering a mix of golf course and Intracoastal views just minutes from downtown.
Intracoastal Condo Towers
+ Read moreBuildings like Bar Harbour and Cove 4 offer some of the most accessible Intracoastal-view condo living in Palm Beach County, popular with buyers who want water views without a single-family price tag.
Custom Waterfront Estates
+ Read moreLake Worth's Intracoastal-front streets include custom-built estates with private docks, with the highest-end waterfront properties reaching well over $10 million.
West of downtown, Lake Worth and its neighboring communities offer established golf and country club living at a range of membership levels.
Wycliffe Golf & Country Club
+ Read moreA gated community built around two championship golf courses, with a wellness center, spa, and Olympic-sized swimming pool among its resort-style amenities.
Balmoral Country Club
+ Read moreA gated enclave of more than 170 residences within the Atlantic National Golf community, built around an 18-hole championship course with a clubhouse, pool, and fitness center.
Lake Clarke Shores
+ Read moreA neighboring lakefront town along the Intracoastal known for its "Old Florida" character, generous quarter-to-half-acre lots, and easy access to Ibis Golf & Country Club.
Life in Lake Worth
Beyond the real estate, here's where locals actually eat, drink, and spend their weekends. A deeper look at everyday life across the city.
Benny's On The Beach
Oceanfront breakfast and lunch inside the Lake Worth Casino Building, steps from the beach and pier.
Callaro's Steak House
An upscale chophouse specializing in classic surf 'n' turf and a deep steak selection.
Havana Restaurant
Cuban comfort food and a longtime local favorite for authentic South Florida flavor.
Propaganda
Lake Worth's go-to spot for live music, from indie bands to local rock groups, with a laid-back vibe.
The Bamboo Room
An intimate venue known for top-notch live jazz and blues.
Lake Worth Playhouse
Housed in a 1924 Art Deco building, one of Palm Beach County's landmark community theaters, staging plays, musicals, and film screenings year-round.
LULA Lake Worth Arts
The city's arts district initiative supporting local galleries, live-work studios, and public art throughout downtown.
The Brewhouse Gallery
Where art meets nightlife, pairing craft beer with local art and rotating exhibitions.
Lake Worth Casino & Beach Complex
A renovated oceanfront complex with a public beach, municipal pool, and the William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier.
John Prince Park
One of Palm Beach County's largest regional parks at 726 acres, with a campground, off-leash dog park, and miles of lakeside trails around Lake Osborne.
Bryant Park
A waterfront park along the Intracoastal with a fitness trail, boat ramp, and a covered bandshell for local live music.
Antique Row
A concentration of antique malls and dealers, including the 12,000-square-foot Carousel Antiques, along Lake Avenue.
Downtown Boutiques
Independent vintage and specialty shops like Trashe Vintage and Eclective Boutique dot the walkable downtown.
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