Lake Park Real Estate Statistics
Average Price | $1.2M |
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Lowest Price | $1K |
Highest Price | $285M |
Total Listings | 23,482 |
Avg. Price/SQFT | $573 |
Property Types (active listings)
Homes for sale in Lake Park, FL
About Lake Park, FL
Lake Park, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Palm Beaches," brings together history, natural beauty, and a community spirit - all in one place.
Founded in 1923 as Kelsey City, this town was designed as an opulent haven for snowbirds from the north. Economic realities shifted, and the town reemerged in 1939 as Lake Park, its new name emphasizing the delight of the water. Centrally located along the Intracoastal Waterway, Lake Park represents something of a haven for those in love with water. Imagine literally boating and/or fishing just outside your doorstep. But water activities are not all the town is about; it's also a cultural destination. Galleries, public art, and events that bring the community together populate the Downtown Arts District.
Be it a festival of the locals or a quiet day at some installation of art, the town nurtures a creative vibe that reverberates throughout the year. Although small, Lake Park strikes a perfect balance between nostalgia and modern living, with a little bit of something for everyone, from history to contemporary experiences, with endless outdoor activities.
Real Estate in Lake Park, FL
Real estate in Lake Park is a combination of single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments. According to NeighborhoodScout, over the last decade, there has been significant appreciation in real estate in Lake Park. The various architectural styles and proximity to natural attractions make the town appealing.
Housing Quick Facts
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The median home price is $233,200 within Lake Park, which is 26% higher than the national average.
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The median rent asked is $1,145, higher by 21% than the national average.
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The average household size of a home in Lake Park is 3.1 people, 19% higher than the national average.
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Owner-occupied households comprise 52.4% of the market, which is 18% lower than the national average.
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Renter-occupied households account for 47.6%, 31% higher than the national average.
These statistics make Lake Park an attractive market due to its rental demand and higher-than-average home prices, perfect for those seeking coastal living.
Livability and Amenities
Some of the factors that Lake Park scores very well in include: housing (A+), cost of living (A-), and health and safety (A+). It doesn't quite fare as well regarding things like amenities and commute times. With these pros and cons in mind, there are neighboring communities that provide whatever Lake Park lacks. Notable neighborhoods include historic districts with vintage homes and modern developments near the marina.
Things to Do in Lake Park, FL
Whether local or in a nearby city Lake Park may have something for you to enjoy
Dining:
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Pelican Café: Known for its warm ambiance and delicious breakfast options.
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Southern Kitchen: A popular spot for homestyle Southern cooking and hearty comfort food.
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Guadalajara Restaurant: A local joint serving friendly authentic cuisine from Mexico.
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Outclaws Seafood Restaurant & Market: A fresh seafood lover's paradise and an expert cook's secret location.
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The Brewhouse Gallery: Here you will find a very innovative eatery gallery space showcasing craft beers, live music, and changing works of art.
Parks and Recreation:
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Lake Park Harbor Marina: A hot spot for boating, fishing, and gazing at the waterfront views. This marina gives fast access to the Atlantic for boating fans.
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Kelsey Park: A family-friendly park that has the trademark failings of well-manicured lawns, tennis courts, picnic areas, and play areas.
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John D. MacArthur Beach State Park: Only a few miles away is this beach, a beautiful natural area that offers kayaking, snorkeling, and hiking in a peaceful, beautiful coastal region.
Annual Events:
Lake Park hosts community events throughout the year, such as holiday parades, outdoor markets, and live music performances.
Education in Lake Park, FL
Lake Park provides excellent education options, with a variety of public and private schools, as well as nearby colleges and universities:
Elementary Schools:
High Schools:
Palm Beach Lakes Community High School
Colleges and Universities Nearby:
Southeastern College – Boynton Beach
FAQs About Lake Park, FL
How walkable is Lake Park?
Lake Park is somewhat walkable, downtown especially. In much of the town, locals are able to reach parks, shops, and restaurants on foot.
What is public transportation in Lake Park?
The town is serviced by Palm Tran, offering routes to other communities in the area. Tri-Rail would be another alternative for longer trips; Uber and Lyft are easily accessible.
What healthcare facilities are nearby?
Residents have access to excellent medical care through nearby facilities like Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center and Jupiter Medical Center.
How safe is Lake Park?
Lake Park has an active community policing program, making it a safe and welcoming place to live. The town’s crime rate is lower than the national average for towns of its size.
Real Estate Agents in Lake Park, FL
Lake Park offers waterfront living in a close-knit community. Whether you’re looking for an arts scene, outdoor adventures, or a family-friendly environment, Lake Park has it all.
For expert guidance in finding your dream home in Lake Park, FL, contact The Mastropieri Group, Realtors® at (561) 544-7000 today!

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