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North Palm Beach Real Estate
North Palm Beach is a village along the Intracoastal Waterway in northern Palm Beach County. It is known for waterfront and canal-front homes, condominiums, and the Village of North Palm Beach Country Club.
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North Palm Beach overview
The Village of North Palm Beach sits along the Intracoastal Waterway between Lake Park and Juno Beach. It is a primarily residential community with a strong boating and waterfront orientation.
North Palm Beach is home to a municipally owned country club and golf course, and its neighborhoods range from waterfront and canal-front single-family homes to condominiums along and near the water.
Where is North Palm Beach?
The village fronts the Intracoastal Waterway, with barrier-island beaches (including Singer Island and the John D. MacArthur Beach State Park area) accessible nearby to the east.
US-1 runs through the village, and it borders Lake Park to the south and Juno Beach to the north.
Many neighborhoods are laid out along canals and waterways with boating access.
Housing overview
Housing includes waterfront and canal-front single-family homes with dock access, non-waterfront single-family neighborhoods, and condominiums along the Intracoastal.
The village includes established neighborhoods as well as areas that have seen renovation and redevelopment over time.
Common property types
- Waterfront and canal-front single-family homes with docks
- Non-waterfront single-family neighborhoods
- Intracoastal and near-water condominiums
- Country-club-adjacent homes
Lifestyle & setting
Life in North Palm Beach centers on the water — boating and canal access — along with the village country club’s golf, tennis, and pool, and easy reach to nearby beaches.
The village has a residential, water-oriented character with its own municipal amenities.
For buyers
If you’re buying in North Palm Beach, a few things are worth weighing:
- For canal-front and Intracoastal homes, confirm dock permitting, water depth, seawall condition, and bridge/inlet access with qualified professionals.
- Condominium associations vary in rules and fees — review governing documents and reserves.
- Verify flood zone, elevation, and insurance requirements for the specific property.
For sellers
If you’re selling in North Palm Beach, keep these in mind:
- Waterfront access and boating features are key selling points and should be documented accurately.
- Buyers compare the village with nearby coastal communities, so clear positioning helps.
- Presentation that highlights water access and outdoor space supports a competitive listing.
Notable areas & subareas
North Palm Beach real estate FAQs
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Where is North Palm Beach?
- North Palm Beach is a village along the Intracoastal Waterway in northern Palm Beach County, between Lake Park to the south and Juno Beach to the north.
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Does North Palm Beach have waterfront homes?
- Yes. The village is known for waterfront and canal-front homes with dock access, along with Intracoastal condominiums.
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Is there a golf course in North Palm Beach?
- Yes. The Village of North Palm Beach owns a country club with a golf course and other amenities.
Local market data
North Palm Beach market data
Over the three months ending May 2026, the median sale price in North Palm Beach was $509,695, down 4.7% compared with the same period one year earlier. Homes sold after an average of 96 days on the market, compared with 91 days the previous year. A total of 97 homes sold in May 2026, compared with 99 in May 2025. These village-wide figures combine condominiums, inland single-family homes, waterfront residences, and other property types, so they should not be treated as a valuation of an individual property. Source: Redfin, North Palm Beach Housing Market Trends.
Christian’s perspective
“North Palm Beach includes waterfront neighborhoods, boating communities, established single-family homes, condominium buildings, and properties near golf and marina amenities. A home with navigable water access may belong to a very different market from an inland residence or condominium, even when the properties are located close together. Buyers should carefully review dockage, bridge access, seawall condition, association finances, insurance, and renovation history. Sellers should compare their property with homes offering similar water access, community features, and ownership costs.”
— Christian Ash, Real Estate Advisor
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