Sail away to your own private island oasis with this Spanish style home in Boca Raton. Lush landscaping greets you at the front entrance, through which you will find over 3,000 square feet of open plan living. Not only is this home meticulously maintained and in move-in condition, but you will find special touches throughout such as the bamboo hardwood and marble flooring.
A chef’s kitchen offers granite countertops and backsplash, a breakfast bar, recessed lighting, and all the stainless steel appliances necessary to prepare a feast for guests. The double oven, built-in electric range with vent hood, microwave, refrigerator, and garbage disposal are your tools of the trade. Or enjoy a peaceful moment to yourself as you gaze across the open views
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One of the most attractive features about Palm Beach Gardens is the diversity and wide-variety of property-types seen all throughout the area. In addition to the typical Mediterranean style homes with lush tropical landscaping that are prevalent all over Florida, many homes in Palm Beach Gardens feature all kinds of different amenities and lifestyle features that are desirable on many different levels. Golf course residences, equestrian properties, and just about everything in between make up the real estate landscape in Palm Beach Gardens, so no matter your needs or wants, there’s surely something here that satisfies your long wish-list of preferred criteria.
As 2013 comes to a close, South Florida saw some VERY expensive real estate change hands this year as celebrities, sports stars, and business tycoons from all over the country all played a key role in what was a very good stretch for housing in the Sunshine State. Earlier this week, The Real Deal South Florida, a popular source for South Florida real estate news and updates, published its list of the most expensive South Florida residential sales of 2013, and a few of the names recorded you may just happen to recognize—take a look:
Just as we start to see some positive news relating to the Palm Beach real estate market, another problem presents itself. Earlier this week the Palm Beach Post reported that existing single-family home sales around the Palm Beach area increased 22% in October from this time last year. In addition, single-family home sales are also up an encouraging 12% from this past September. Prices for homes on the Palm Beach real estate market are also climbing and have seen a 23% hike since October 2011—a sure sign of an improving market that desperately needs a boost. The problem however, is that with more homes being sold and less homes being built around the Palm Beach area, the remaining inventory has