West Palm Beach Real Estate Discover the vibrant city of West Palm Beach, where the sun always shines and there's always something new to experience.
Imagine oceanfront living and the ability to bask in the golden glow of the Florida sun from your Spanish-inspired terrace. Dock your boat along the Intracoastal and take a short walk or trolley ride to your favorite waterfront eateries. It is a vacation for some, but you desire to make it a lifestyle. West Palm Beach welcomes you to find your place among its 30+ neighborhoods. It is bordered by Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Riveria Beach, and Boynton Beach.
West Palm Beach offers some of the most desirable price points for homes and is both diverse and charming. Much of the architecture of the Palm Beaches was inspired by architect, Addison Mizner and his childhood in Guatemala. Although modern homes are cropping up the characteristics of homes are largely Spanish inspired, with Spanish-tiled roofs and the alluring Andalusia region Seville patios. West Palm Beach is also a popular choice for retirees and young families from the northeast.
Academics are prized in West Palm Beach. Public, private, and charter schools are top-ranked and afford children with formidable education, ensuring they are competitive with their peers. It is also home to Palm Beach Atlantic University and Southeastern College.
Not only are the cobalt blue beaches a mystical tranquil scene, but West Palm Beach offers an art district and nightlife the entire family can enjoy. It is home to the Norton Museum of Art with 7,000 pieces of Chinese, European, and American art including art education programs, artist talks, presentations, concerts, and performances.
The city is known for its famed and Historic Clematis Street and Rosemary Square districts in Downtown West Palm Beach. These districts speak to the robust West Palm economy and are pillars of the city, attracting new residents and investors. Henry Morrison Flagler was the architect who brought West Palm Beach to life, desiring for it to be “a resort for the wealthy” inspired by Beaux-Arts style architecture. Beaux-Arts leans into symmetry, utilizes columns, raised first stories, and stone/stone-like materials. Flagler named the street of West Palm after exotic flowers, which is how Clematis got its name. It still holds true to its bustling storefront beginnings.
Rosemary Square Views from the Second Level 
Staircase Poetry 
Rent Bikes at Rosemary Square 
Cobblestone Drive Up, Vallet Parking 
Condos Above Rosemary Square 
Water Fountains for the Kiddos 
Both Historic Clematis Street and Rosemary Square boast great walkability and delectable national and mom and pop, multi-cultural cuisines both upscale and casual. They are overflowing with restaurants, shops, clubs, pop-up farmers markets like West Palm Beach Green Market for that farm-to-table freshness, and other treats the family can enjoy.
Saito’s Japanese Steak House, Mediterranean-style City Cellar Wine Bar & Grill, and Italian, IL Bellagio are worth sinking your teeth into. You’ll have your share of gourmet cafes and handcrafted dessert eateries, offering outdoor seating and pet-friendly atmospheres for those easy Sundays. Starbucks, La Macaron, and Sloan’s are some haunts to enjoy.
Your choice of fare is matched by the many retail shops, art galleries, and entertainment including movie theatres, The Improv Comedy Club, Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, and the popular DivaDuckAmphibious Tours enjoyed by both residents and tourists alike.
West Palm Beach boasts an abundance of green spaces from Dyer Park with its bike paths, pavilions, and access to water channels for kayaking and canoeing. Currie Park and water-front, Flagler park is perfect for evening strolls, weekend events, and activities including Clematis Streets, Screen on the Green, and live music on Sunday on the Waterfront.
Come make your waterfront living dreams a reality and discover the charm of West Palm Beach.