Palm Beach Gardens, FloridaNeighborhood Guide and Homes for Sale
Palm Beach Gardens is a city of 59,182 people (2020 Census) in northern Palm Beach County, between Jupiter and West Palm Beach. John D. MacArthur planned it and it was incorporated in 1959. It has 157 named communities, from golf and club communities and Intracoastal neighborhoods to condominiums on PGA Boulevard and acreage to the west.
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Overview
A City Planned Around Golf
Palm Beach Gardens began in 1959 as John D. MacArthur’s plan for a garden city on his own land. Golf, lakes and planned neighborhoods still set the pattern today.
East of I-95 is the older city: neighborhoods from the 1960s and 1970s off Burns Road and Military Trail, and a short run of the Intracoastal between the PGA Boulevard and Donald Ross Road bridges, where canal homes have docks. Along PGA Boulevard are the Gardens Mall, Downtown Palm Beach Gardens and the city’s condominium buildings. West of the interstate are the club communities, PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol and Old Palm among them, and north of Northlake Boulevard the newest neighborhoods are going up in Avenir.
That spread is why the market here is wide. Condominiums and older townhomes are the entry point, houses in established and master-planned neighborhoods sit in the middle, and estates in the private clubs are at the top.
What we watch for buyers here: club membership terms and what joining and dues cost, the association and community development district charges on top, flood zone and elevation, and for boat owners the depth at the dock and the bridge clearances. The community guides cover those one community at a time.
At a glance
- Location
- Northern Palm Beach County, south of Jupiter and west of North Palm Beach and Juno Beach
- Water
- A short stretch of the Intracoastal between the PGA Boulevard and Donald Ross Road bridges, plus canals and lakes
- Zip codes
- 33410, 33418 and 33412; a few addresses use 33403 or 33408
- Jurisdiction
- City of Palm Beach Gardens; Cabana Colony, Palm Beach Country Estates and some acreage carry a Palm Beach Gardens address in unincorporated Palm Beach County
- Airports
- Palm Beach International about 12 miles south; North Palm Beach County General Aviation about 12 miles west
157 named communities
Palm Beach Gardens Neighborhood Guides
We group the communities buyers ask about most by what they are, so you can compare like with like. Start with the featured communities, open A to Z for every Palm Beach Gardens community on record, or pick a type to narrow it down.
The communities buyers ask about most, starting with the big ones that have their own neighborhood guides inside.
Every Palm Beach Gardens community on record, from MLS subdivision names and brokerage community pages. Linked names open a guide or a map search drawn around the community. Pick a type above to compare like with like.
- Alton
- Alton and Artistry
- Ancient Tree
- Artistry
- Ave Of The PGA
- Avenir
- Azure
- BallenIsles
- Bay Hill Estates
- Beaumont Place
- Bent Tree
- Bonnette Hunt Club
- Breezewood
- Cabana Colony
- Caloosa
- Camberwell Condo
- Carleton Oaks
- Catalina Lakes
- Cedar Gardens
- Cielo
- Coral Isles
- The Cove
- The Cove on Donald Ross
- Crystal Point
- Crystal Pointe Palm Beach Gardens
- Cypress Hollow
- Cypress Island
- Dove Landing
- Eastpointe
- Eastpointe Country Club
- Edgemere
- Evergrene
- Fiore
- Frenchmans Creek
- Frenchmans Reserve
- Frenchman’s Cove
- Frenchmens Landing
- Garden Isles
- Garden Lakes
- Garden Oaks
- Garden Villas
- Garden Woods
- Gardenia Isles
- Gardens Glen
- Gardens Hunt Club
- Gardens of Woodberry
- Gardens Park
- Gardenway Condo
- Glenbrook
- Golfers Village
- Hampton Cay
- Harbour Oaks
- Hidden Hollow
- Highland Pines
- Holly Lane Park
- Horseshoe Acres
- Intracoastal Park
- The Isles
- King Arthur Estates
- La Terre
- Lake Catherine
- The Landmark
- Legacy Place
- Legends at the Gardens
- Lone Pine Estates
- The Longwood
- Magnolia Bay
- Maheu Estates
- Manson
- The Marc
- Marina Gardens
- Mariners Cove
- Marsh Pointe
- Meridian Park
- Midtown
- Mirabella
- Mirabella At Mirasol
- Miramar Palm Beach Gardens
- Mirasol
- Mirasol Country Club
- Monet Gardens
- Monet Oaks
- Montecito
- Nature’s Hideaway
- Nicholas Park
- Oaks East
- Old Gate
- Old Marsh Golf Club
- Old Palm
- Old Palm Golf Club
- Osprey Isles
- Palm Beach Country Estates
- Palm Beach Square
- Palm Garden Apartments
- Palm Harbor
- Paloma
- Panther National
- Paradise Port
- PGA Commons
- PGA Golf Club Estates
- PGA National
- Pine Cone Estates
- Pinehurst Gardens
- Pirates Cove
- Pointe Midtown
- Prosperity Bay Village
- Prosperity Oaks Court
- Prosperity Pines
- Rainwood
- Ritz Carlton Residences
- Royal Point Manor
- Sabal Ridge
- San Matera
- San Michele
- The Sanctuary
- Sandalwood Estates
- Sandtree
- Seven Oaks
- Shady Lakes
- Siena Oaks
- Snook Hole
- Snug Harbor
- Square Lake
- Steeplechase
- Sun Terrace at The Gardens
- Sun Terrace at The Oaks
- Tamberlane
- Town Oaks
- Trails End
- Trevi Grand Townhomes
- Trevi Isle
- Villa Palma
- Vintage Oaks Palm Beach Gardens
- Vision One
- Waterway Manor Palmwood
- Westwood Gardens
- Westwood Lakes
- Winchester Courts
- Wind In The Pines
- Windsor Estates
- Wood Hill Estates
- Woodland Lakes
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Homes on the Intracoastal and on canals that reach it, east of US 1 and Prosperity Farms Road. Dock depth and the bridges between the dock and the inlet differ street by street; we check both for your boat.
Equity and non-equity clubs, most of them required with the home and one optional. Each guide sets out what joining and staying cost, as of the month we checked.
Planned communities with a homeowners association, shared amenities and newer construction, most of it built since the late 1990s.
Older streets, many from the 1960s to the 1990s, with houses, villas and townhomes and lighter association rules. Several sit just outside city limits with a Palm Beach Gardens address; we confirm the taxing authority for each home.
Mid-rise and low-rise buildings along PGA Boulevard, Military Trail and the Intracoastal, and one high-rise. Reserves, milestone inspections and rental rules matter as much as the floor plan; we read them.
Land, barns and room to spread out, mostly west of the Turnpike and north of Northlake Boulevard. Several carry a Palm Beach Gardens address in unincorporated Palm Beach County.
New homes being built or just finished in Palm Beach Gardens, most of them in Avenir north of Northlake Boulevard. Pre-construction condos across the county are on our New Developments page; builders sell their last homes quickly, so we confirm what is still available before you visit.
The Ritz-Carlton Residences106 residences in three seven-story buildings on the Intracoastal at PGA Boulevard, with boat slips.Development guideAvenirA master plan of about 4,750 acres north of Northlake Boulevard, with several builders still selling.Neighborhood guideOn the market now
Homes for Sale in Palm Beach Gardens
The newest Palm Beach Gardens listings across every price range, updated through the day from BeachesMLS.
$40,000,000
For Sale
2415 Casas De Marbella Drive Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
6 Beds 10 Baths 14,028 SqFt 1.08 Acres
$32,000,000
For Sale
14898 PALMWOOD Road Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
4 Beds 5 Baths 6,718 SqFt 2.97 Acres
$29,950,000
For Sale
13102 Flamingo Terrace Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
6 Beds 10 Baths 11,672 SqFt 1.26 Acres
$29,900,000
For Sale
12227 Tillinghast Circle Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
6 Beds 10 Baths 10,700 SqFt 2.09 Acres
$24,950,000
For Sale
2330 SEVEN OAKS Lane Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
7 Beds 13 Baths 17,440 SqFt 2.63 Acres
$24,900,000
For Sale
14880 Palmwood Road Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
7 Beds 11 Baths 10,398 SqFt 0.58 Acres
All listings featuring the BMLS logo are provided by BeachesMLS, Inc. This information is not verified for authenticity or accuracy and is not guaranteed. Copyright © 2026 BeachesMLS, Inc. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers’ personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by BeachesMLS. Listings held by brokerage firms other than Douglas Elliman Real Estate are identified with the listing firm’s name on each listing’s detail page. Listing data last updated Friday, November 6th, 2026 at 04:16:28 AM.
Rent first, then buy
Short-Term Rentals in Palm Beach Gardens
Many of our buyers rent here before they buy. A month or a season in a furnished home is the easiest way to learn Palm Beach Gardens: the drive, the beach, the club, the quiet weeks in summer. When the right home comes up, you are already here to see it.
Leases of six months or less carry Florida sales tax and the county tourist development tax. For winter homes priced from $10,000 a month, see Luxury Rentals.
- Furnished, by the monthHomes and condos with the rent quoted monthly, from a single month to a full winter season.
- The rules come firstThe town, the association and the building each set a minimum lease, and some allow only a few leases a year. We read them with you before you commit, so the rental you love is one you can actually take.
- Rent where you might buyTell us the neighborhoods on your list and we will look for rentals inside them, so your stay doubles as your search.
Closed sales, year over year
What Homes Sell for in Palm Beach Gardens
In the 12 months through October 2026, 1,792 Palm Beach Gardens homes sold at a median of $810,000, about $376 per square foot. Prices run from the low six figures for older condominiums to eight figures in the private clubs, so the median by community below says more than any single number. Right now 603 homes are for sale at a median asking price of $899,000, about 4.0 months of supply at the current pace.
Year over Year
Every Palm Beach Gardens home sale in the last twelve months against the twelve before, condos and houses together.
| Last 12 months | Year before | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homes sold | 1,792 | 1,558 | +15% |
| Median sale price | $810,000 | $715,000 | +13% |
| Median price per sq ft | $376 | $362 | +4% |
| Middle 80% of sales | $345,000 to $2,399,000 | $330,000 to $2,085,000 |
| On the market now | |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 603 |
| Median asking price | $899,000 |
| Months of supply | 4.0 |
Closed sales: 12 months through October 2026, BeachesMLS closed sales in the MLS city, via IDX Broker; medians, so one unusual sale does not move them. On the market now: listing count live from the MLS feed; median asking price as of the last monthly update. Months of supply is active listings divided by the monthly sales pace.
Median Sale Price by Community
The 7 Palm Beach Gardens communities with at least ten sales in the last twelve months, highest median first.
| Community | Homes sold | Median price | Per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Old Palm | 19 | $5,600,000 | $1,177 |
| Frenchman’s Creek | 27 | $3,540,000 | $993 |
| Frenchman’s Reserve | 17 | $3,150,000 | $705 |
| Mirasol | 44 | $1,888,000 | $631 |
| BallenIsles | 89 | $1,050,000 | $436 |
| Evergrene | 61 | $960,000 | $432 |
| PGA National | 242 | $621,000 | $359 |
12 months through October 2026. Closed sales inside each community’s map boundary from BeachesMLS via IDX Broker; communities with at least 10 sales. † Boundary drawn approximately, so a few nearby sales may be included.
On the Market Now
Averages across every active Palm Beach Gardens listing on BeachesMLS: how many homes are for sale, the average asking price, size and price per square foot. Houses, condominiums and townhomes are counted together, so use the community guides for numbers by neighborhood.
Active listings update through the day from BeachesMLS
Beaches and the water
Beaches Near Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens has no ocean frontage of its own; the nearest beaches are 10 to 15 minutes east in Juno Beach, on Singer Island and in Jupiter. Every county beach park there has free parking and lifeguards daily from 9:00 to 5:20, and John D. MacArthur Beach State Park on Singer Island is the only state park in Palm Beach County.
Beaches and the water
6 places- Juno Beach Park (opens in a new tab)
Guarded beach, a designated surf area and the 990-foot Juno Beach Pier.
- Loggerhead Park (opens in a new tab)
900 feet of guarded beach, a nature trail and Loggerhead Marinelife Center.
- John D. MacArthur Beach State Park (opens in a new tab)
1.6 miles of beach on Singer Island, a nature center, kayak and paddleboard rentals and sea turtle nesting.
- Ocean Reef Park (opens in a new tab)
700 feet of guarded beach on Singer Island with a dune overlook and beach wheelchair.
- Carlin Park (opens in a new tab)
3,000 feet of guarded beach in Jupiter with courts and the Seabreeze Amphitheater.
- Juno Dunes Natural Area (opens in a new tab)
569 acres from the ocean to the Intracoastal, with trails over an ancient dune.
Parks, trails and culture
Things to Do in Palm Beach Gardens
The city runs 15 parks, the 82-acre Gardens North County District Park, a 34-court tennis and pickleball center and its own golf club, and the county’s largest natural area, the 13,025-acre Loxahatchee Slough, sits at the city’s western edge. ArtiGras fills District Park every February.
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Parks and preserves
6 places- The Gardens North County District Park (opens in a new tab)
82 acres off PGA Boulevard: lighted fields, pavilions, a splash pad, a ninja course and trails.
- Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area (opens in a new tab)
13,025 acres at the headwaters of the Loxahatchee: boardwalk, observation tower, fishing pier and a kayak trail.
- Frenchman’s Forest Natural Area (opens in a new tab)
172 acres of preserved forest and wetland on Prosperity Farms Road.
- Lilac Park (opens in a new tab)
24 lighted pickleball courts, the city dog park and walking trails.
- Gardens Park (opens in a new tab)
The city’s baseball complex, including a Miracle League field.
- City parks and trail maps (opens in a new tab)
Every city park with its courts, fields and trails.
Arts and culture
6 places- ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival (opens in a new tab)
Juried outdoor art festival each February at District Park.
- GardensArt (opens in a new tab)
Free rotating exhibits at City Hall, the Burns Road center, Sandhill Crane and the tennis center.
- Art in Public Places (opens in a new tab)
The city’s public art collection, with an online gallery and map.
- Eissey Campus Theatre (opens in a new tab)
Palm Beach State College’s theatre on PGA Boulevard; check its page for the current season.
- Palm Beach Gardens Historical Society (opens in a new tab)
Talks, field trips and the city’s archives.
- Kravis Center and Norton Museum (opens in a new tab)
Performing arts and art museum in West Palm Beach, about 20 minutes south.
On the water
Boating Near Palm Beach Gardens
The Intracoastal runs along the city’s east side, crossed by the PGA Boulevard and Donald Ross Road bridges. The nearest public ramps are the county’s at Bert Winters Park in Juno Beach and Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach.
Open the marinas and boat ramps map ↗
On the water
5 places- Bert Winters Park ramps (opens in a new tab)
Three ramps with docks on the Intracoastal; daily trailer permit sold on site.
- Phil Foster Park ramps (opens in a new tab)
Four ramps open 24 hours at the Blue Heron Bridge, plus day slips and a paddle beach.
- Burt Reynolds Park ramps (opens in a new tab)
Six ramps in Jupiter, open 24 hours.
- Sandhill Crane Access Park (opens in a new tab)
City launch and fishing access in western Palm Beach Gardens.
- Paddle launches (opens in a new tab)
Canoe launches at Lake Catherine and Thompson River parks; kayak trail in the Loxahatchee Slough.
Bridge clearance and slip depth between a home and the inlet are things we check for any waterfront address.
Golf
Golf in Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens is home to PGA National, host of the PGA Tour’s Cognizant Classic each February on its Champion course, the city-owned Sandhill Crane Golf Club and The Nest par 3, and private clubs including BallenIsles, Mirasol, Frenchman’s Creek, Old Palm and Eastpointe.
Public and resort
3 places- Sandhill Crane Golf Club and The Nest (opens in a new tab)
City-owned 18-hole course through the Loxahatchee Slough, plus an 18-hole par 3 and a two-story Trackman range.
- PGA National Resort (opens in a new tab)
The Champion, Palmer, Fazio and Match courses and the Wee Bear par 3. Our guide.
- Cognizant Classic (opens in a new tab)
PGA Tour event on the Champion course and its Bear Trap, late February.
Private clubs
7 places- BallenIsles Country Club (opens in a new tab)
Three courses. Our guide.
- The Country Club at Mirasol (opens in a new tab)
36 holes by Tom Fazio and Arthur Hills. Our guide.
- Frenchman’s Creek (opens in a new tab)
36 holes, racquet sports and a private beach club. Our guide.
- Frenchman’s Reserve (opens in a new tab)
Arnold Palmer course. Our guide.
- Eastpointe Country Club (opens in a new tab)
Two Fazio courses. Our guide.
- Old Palm Golf Club
Private club. Our guide.
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- Old Marsh Golf Club
Pete Dye course on Hood Road. Our guide.
Sports and recreation
Sports, Recreation and Community Centers
City recreation is based at the Burns Road Community Center, with the Palm Beach Gardens Tennis & Pickleball Center (20 clay and 4 hard tennis courts, 10 pickleball courts) and a summer aquatic complex. Youth leagues run through the Palm Beach Gardens Youth Athletic Association.
Open the parks and recreation centers map ↗
Centers and facilities
7 places- Burns Road Community Center (opens in a new tab)
Recreation headquarters at 4404 Burns Road: classes, gym, camps, rentals and registration.
- Tennis & Pickleball Center (opens in a new tab)
20 Har-Tru and 4 hard tennis courts and 10 pickleball courts, all lighted; USTA leagues and tournaments.
- Lilac Pickleball Courts (opens in a new tab)
24 lighted courts with posted resident and non-resident fees during managed hours.
- Aquatic Complex (opens in a new tab)
Slides, a lap pool, a dive well and the Splash Zone, open in summer; home of the Makos swim team.
- Palm Beach Gardens Iceplex (opens in a new tab)
Two NHL-size rinks being built at Plant Drive Park with the Palm Beach North Athletic Foundation.
- Senior programs (opens in a new tab)
Weekly cards, games and social programs at Burns Road.
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- Camp Gardens (opens in a new tab)
City summer and school-break camps.
Leagues
3 places- Palm Beach Gardens Youth Athletic Association (opens in a new tab)
Baseball, basketball, cheer, flag and tackle football, soccer and softball in partnership with the city.
- City youth sports (opens in a new tab)
League information and field status.
- Adult sports (opens in a new tab)
Drop-in ultimate frisbee, adult soccer and softball leagues.
Every year in Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens Events Calendar
The year runs on the Sunday GreenMarket at City Hall from October to May, ArtiGras and the Cognizant Classic in February, the Fall Festival in October, the Veterans Salute in November and the Tree Lighting, Trailblazer 5K and holiday boat parade on the first Saturday in December.
Coming Up in Palm Beach Gardens
- Nov 6Films on the Field: Toy Story 5 (PG)06:30 PM - 09:00 PM · The Gardens North County District Park, Field 10 5101 117th Ct NPalm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
- Nov 7Floating Sound Bath05:30 PM - 06:30 PM · 4420 Burns Road, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
- Nov 11Veterans Salute Celebration11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · 10500
- Nov 12FDOT Open House - I-95 at Northlake Boulevard Interchange Improvements Project06:00 PM - 07:00 PM · 10500
Every Year
12 events- The Gardens GreenMarket (opens in a new tab)
Sundays 8 to 1 at City Hall, October to May; summer market June to September
Every week - Stories in the Park (opens in a new tab)
First Tuesday, October to May, Burns Road playground
Every month - Films on the Field (opens in a new tab)
Free movie nights at District Park, November to February
Every month - GreenMarket Anniversary (opens in a new tab)
Second Sunday in January
January - ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival (opens in a new tab)
Two days at District Park
February - Cognizant Classic (opens in a new tab)
PGA Tour week at PGA National
February
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- Fall Festival (opens in a new tab)
Evening festival at District Park
October - Indoor Yard Sale (opens in a new tab)
Burns Road Community Center (also in spring)
October - Veterans Salute Celebration (opens in a new tab)
November 11, Veterans Plaza Amphitheater
November - Gardens Harvest & Holiday Bazaar (opens in a new tab)
Local vendors at Burns Road
November - Tree Lighting and Trailblazer 5K (opens in a new tab)
First Saturday in December at District Park
December - Palm Beach Holiday Boat Parade (opens in a new tab)
First Saturday in December; through the PGA and Donald Ross bridges
December
Dates move from year to year; each link goes to the organizer’s current page. The city’s full list is on its special events page.
Dining and shopping
Restaurants and Shopping in Palm Beach Gardens
Most of Palm Beach Gardens’ restaurants and shops line PGA Boulevard: The Gardens Mall, Legacy Place, Downtown Palm Beach Gardens, PGA Commons and Midtown, with Alton Town Center to the north and Waterway Cafe on the Intracoastal at the PGA bridge.
Dining and shopping
6 places- The Gardens Mall (opens in a new tab)
Enclosed regional mall at 3101 PGA Boulevard.
- Downtown Palm Beach Gardens (opens in a new tab)
Open-air lakeside center with restaurants, shops and CMX Cinemas.
- Legacy Place (opens in a new tab)
Open-air center across PGA Boulevard from the mall.
- PGA Commons (opens in a new tab)
Restaurants, galleries and public art at 5100 PGA Boulevard.
- Midtown (opens in a new tab)
Mixed-use center on PGA Boulevard with restaurants and services.
- Alton Town Center (opens in a new tab)
Shopping, dining and a supermarket on Donald Ross Road.
Evenings
Nightlife in Palm Beach Gardens
Evenings in Palm Beach Gardens center on PGA Boulevard: Downtown Palm Beach Gardens’ restaurants and cinema, PGA Commons and Midtown, Twisted Trunk Brewing’s taproom and Waterway Cafe’s tiki bar on the Intracoastal.
Open the bars and live music map ↗
Evenings
6 places- Downtown Palm Beach Gardens (opens in a new tab)
Restaurants open late, CMX Cinemas and outdoor live music.
- Waterway Cafe (opens in a new tab)
Waterfront restaurant and tiki bar on the Intracoastal at the PGA Boulevard bridge.
- Twisted Trunk Brewing (opens in a new tab)
Brewery and taproom on PGA Boulevard, named for the city’s banyans.
- PGA Commons (opens in a new tab)
Restaurant block with bars and galleries.
- The Nest at Sandhill Crane (opens in a new tab)
Par 3 course and covered Trackman range with two bars.
- Films on the Field (opens in a new tab)
Free outdoor movie nights at District Park in winter.
Schools and education
Palm Beach Gardens Schools, Colleges and Career Training
Palm Beach Gardens’ public schools belong to the School District of Palm Beach County: six elementary schools, Eisenhower K-8, two middle schools and two high schools, Palm Beach Gardens Community High and William T. Dwyer High, with assignment set by home address. Palm Beach State College’s Eissey Campus is on PGA Boulevard, and FAU’s Jupiter campus is about 11 minutes north.
Public elementary and K-8 schools
6 placesAssignments are by address and change, and some western addresses are zoned outside the city; we confirm the zoned schools for any home with the district’s locator.
- Allamanda Elementary (opens in a new tab)
K to 5, 10300 Allamanda Drive. Choice program: Health & Wellness.
- Dwight D. Eisenhower K-8 (opens in a new tab)
K to 8, 2926 Lone Pine Road. Environmental science choice programs.
- Grove Park Elementary (opens in a new tab)
K to 5, 8330 N. Military Trail. IB Primary Years Programme.
- Marsh Pointe Elementary (opens in a new tab)
K to 5, 12649 Ibiza Drive.
- Palm Beach Gardens Elementary (opens in a new tab)
K to 5, 10060 Riverside Drive. STEAM choice program.
- Timber Trace Elementary (opens in a new tab)
K to 5, 5200 117th Court N. STEM choice program.
Public middle and high schools
6 places- Howell L. Watkins Middle (opens in a new tab)
Grades 6 to 8. Cambridge Academy, Robotics and Aviation, Pre-Medical Sciences.
- Watson B. Duncan Middle (opens in a new tab)
Grades 6 to 8. Literary and Fine Arts academies and Pre-Finance.
- Palm Beach Gardens Community High (opens in a new tab)
Grades 9 to 12. Five Star Magnet Program (business, sports management, hospitality, pre-medicine, culinary, television and film), AI Academy, Navy JROTC.
- William T. Dwyer High (opens in a new tab)
Grades 9 to 12. International Baccalaureate, Academy of Finance, construction, culinary and teacher education programs.
- Find My School locator (opens in a new tab)
The district’s address lookup for zoned schools.
- School Choice programs (opens in a new tab)
District magnet and career academies countywide, by application each year.
Charter and private schools
8 places- Franklin Academy Palm Beach Gardens (opens in a new tab)
Public charter school, K to 8, Hood Road.
- The Benjamin School, Upper School (opens in a new tab)
Private independent school, grades 9 to 12, Grandiflora Road; lower and middle campus in North Palm Beach.
- The Weiss School (opens in a new tab)
Private school for gifted students, PreK-3 through grade 9, Burns Road.
- St. Mark’s Episcopal School (opens in a new tab)
Private Episcopal school, PK2 to 8, Burns Road.
- Arthur I. Meyer Jewish Academy (opens in a new tab)
Private Jewish day school, Hood Road.
- Alpha Palm Beach (opens in a new tab)
Private K-8 school, part of the Alpha School network.
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- St. Clare Catholic School (opens in a new tab)
Private Catholic school, PK3 to 8, North Palm Beach.
- City list of private schools (opens in a new tab)
The city’s full list of private schools inside city limits.
Preschool and VPK
3 places- Riverside Youth Enrichment Center (opens in a new tab)
City-run licensed early learning center for ages 1 through pre-K, including VPK.
- Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County (opens in a new tab)
Voluntary Pre-K and School Readiness, with provider referrals.
- Florida child care and VPK provider search (opens in a new tab)
The state’s search of licensed providers.
Colleges, universities and research institutes
6 places- Palm Beach State College, Eissey Campus (opens in a new tab)
State college campus at 3160 PGA Boulevard, in the city.
- FAU John D. MacArthur Campus (opens in a new tab)
Florida Atlantic University’s Jupiter campus and the Wilkes Honors College, about 11 minutes.
- Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (opens in a new tab)
Neuroscience research institute next to FAU Jupiter.
- UF Scripps Institute (opens in a new tab)
University of Florida biomedical research institute in Jupiter.
- Keiser University Flagship Campus (opens in a new tab)
Private university in West Palm Beach, about 21 minutes.
- Palm Beach Atlantic University (opens in a new tab)
Private Christian university in downtown West Palm Beach, about 18 minutes.
Trade, technical and career training
10 placesPrograms and campuses as each school lists them; drive times are approximate.
- Construction trades at the Eissey Campus (opens in a new tab)
Plumbing, carpentry, residential HVAC and building trades certificates on PGA Boulevard.
- Electrical Power Technology (opens in a new tab)
A.S. degree offered only at the Palm Beach Gardens campus.
- Mechatronics and alternative energy (opens in a new tab)
Certificates in mechatronics, lean manufacturing and alternative energy engineering, PBG campus.
- Radiography, respiratory care and sonography (opens in a new tab)
Health degrees offered at the Palm Beach Gardens campus.
- Landscape and horticulture (opens in a new tab)
A.S. degree and certificate at the PBG campus.
- Cosmetology, barbering and nails (Palm Beach State) (opens in a new tab)
Career certificates at the Lake Worth and Belle Glade campuses.
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- The Beauty Institute (opens in a new tab)
Private cosmetology school on Military Trail, West Palm Beach.
- Welding, marine and automotive (Palm Beach State) (opens in a new tab)
Career certificates at the Lake Worth campus, about 26 minutes.
- North Technical Education Center (opens in a new tab)
District center in Riviera Beach, about 9 minutes: pre-apprenticeship and evening apprenticeship in construction trades.
- CareerSource Palm Beach County (opens in a new tab)
County workforce board: training funds and apprenticeships.
Libraries and lifelong learning
3 places- Gardens Branch Library (opens in a new tab)
Palm Beach County Library System branch at 11303 Campus Drive; open seven days.
- City enrichment classes (opens in a new tab)
Adult and youth classes at the Burns Road Community Center.
- Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at FAU Jupiter (opens in a new tab)
Non-credit university courses, about 11 minutes.
Healthcare
Hospitals and Healthcare Near Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center on Burns Road is in the city, about 6 minutes from City Hall. Jupiter Medical Center is about 15 minutes north, and HCA Florida JFK North and St. Mary’s Medical Center are 12 to 16 minutes south in West Palm Beach.
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Healthcare
5 places- Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center (opens in a new tab)
Hospital at 3360 Burns Road.
- Jupiter Medical Center (opens in a new tab)
Independent not-for-profit hospital in Jupiter, about 15 minutes.
- HCA Florida JFK North Hospital (opens in a new tab)
West Palm Beach, about 12 minutes.
- St. Mary’s Medical Center and Palm Beach Children’s Hospital (opens in a new tab)
West Palm Beach, about 16 minutes.
- HEARTSafe Community (opens in a new tab)
The city’s CPR and AED program, run with Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue.
Getting around
Getting Around Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens sits on I-95 (exits 77 Northlake, 79 PGA Boulevard and 83 Donald Ross) and Florida’s Turnpike (exit 109 PGA Boulevard). President Donald J. Trump International Airport, formerly Palm Beach International, is about 19 minutes south, and Brightline’s West Palm Beach station is about the same.
Travel
4 places- President Donald J. Trump International Airport (opens in a new tab)
Formerly Palm Beach International, about 12 miles and 19 minutes.
- Brightline, West Palm Beach station (opens in a new tab)
Trains to Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Orlando, about 19 minutes.
- Tri-Rail, Mangonia Park station (opens in a new tab)
Northern end of the commuter line, about 14 minutes.
- Palm Tran (opens in a new tab)
County buses: Routes 1 (US 1), 3 (Military Trail), 10 (to Jupiter) and 33.
City services
7 places- City of Palm Beach Gardens (opens in a new tab)
City Hall at 10500 N. Military Trail; council meets the first Thursday of the month.
- Police (opens in a new tab)
Palm Beach Gardens Police Department, 10500 N. Military Trail.
- Fire Rescue (opens in a new tab)
Six city fire rescue stations.
- Water and sewer: Seacoast Utility Authority (opens in a new tab)
Water, wastewater and reclaimed water; electric by FPL, gas by TECO Peoples Gas.
- Garbage and recycling (opens in a new tab)
Waste Management under city franchise; drop-off through the Solid Waste Authority.
- Hurricane information (opens in a new tab)
The city’s hurricane guide; county evacuation and flood zone lookup at Know Your Zone. Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30.
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- Property records (opens in a new tab)
Palm Beach County Property Appraiser.
New construction
New Developments Near Palm Beach Gardens
Pre-construction and new condominium and home projects close to Palm Beach Gardens, with deposit schedules, delivery dates and what is included. Every project page is written from the developer’s own documents.
Where everything is
Palm Beach Gardens on the Map
Active listings across Palm Beach Gardens on a live map, from the Intracoastal west to Avenir and the acreage beyond. Zoom in on a neighborhood to see what is for sale there.
Choosing between neighbors
Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter or North Palm Beach
Palm Beach Gardens
Inland and spread out, with many of the county’s gated golf communities, newer neighborhoods in Alton and Avenir, condominiums on PGA Boulevard and a short stretch of Intracoastal.
Jupiter
Just north, built around the inlet, the Loxahatchee River and the beach: oceanfront condos, river and Intracoastal homes, clubs, Abacoa and acreage in Jupiter Farms.
North Palm Beach
A smaller village to the east on Lake Worth and the Intracoastal, with canal homes, Old Port Cove and oceanfront condominiums on the north end of Singer Island.
| Last 12 months | Palm Beach Gardens | Jupiter | North Palm Beach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homes sold | 1,792 | 1,821 | 344 |
| Median sale price | $810,000 | $735,000 | $633,000 |
| Median per sq ft | $376 | $414 | $395 |
12 months through October 2026. BeachesMLS closed sales by MLS city, via IDX Broker; medians.
History
A Short History of Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens was a plan on paper before it was a place. One landowner’s idea of a garden city, and the golf that followed, shaped the neighborhoods buyers choose between today.
- March 1959
John D. MacArthur announced plans to build on about 4,000 acres of his land, with homes for 55,000 people. The Legislature turned down his first name, Palm Beach City, as too close to Palm Beach, so he chose Palm Beach Gardens.
- June 1959
The city was incorporated on June 20, 1959, while it still existed only on paper.
- 1960–1961
MacArthur moved two old banyan trees from Lake Park to the city’s entrance on MacArthur Boulevard. They still stand there and appear on the city shield.
- 1965
The PGA of America moved into its new clubhouse in Palm Beach Gardens in March 1965, after MacArthur gave more than $2 million toward bringing it to the city.
- 1972
The PGA left the property, which became the J.D.M. Country Club and is now BallenIsles.
- 1981
The Champion course at PGA National opened on November 17, 1981. It hosted the Ryder Cup in 1983 and the PGA Championship in 1987.
- 1988
The Gardens Mall opened on PGA Boulevard on October 5, 1988.
- 1999
The MacArthur Foundation sold about 14,000 acres of land, about 5,000 of them inside the city.
- 2007
The PGA Tour’s spring event, then the Honda Classic and now the Cognizant Classic, moved to the Champion course at PGA National, where it is still played.
Sources: City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Historical Marker, Historic Banyan Trees, PGA National Resort, The Gardens Mall, Cognizant Classic.
Buying or selling
Buying or Selling in Palm Beach Gardens
Buying
- Club membership terms where they apply: required or optional, the tier, the equity and refund, and what joining and dues cost
- Association documents: the budget, reserves, leasing and pet rules, and any planned assessments
- Community development district and capital contribution charges that sit outside the dues
- Flood zone, elevation certificate, and wind and flood insurance quotes before the inspection period ends
- Which taxing authority the address is in: the City of Palm Beach Gardens or unincorporated Palm Beach County
Selling
- A valuation built on sales in your community and building, not a city average
- The documents buyers will ask for, including the club and association schedules, gathered before the listing goes live
- Pricing against what is active and pending in your community today
- Marketing through Douglas Elliman, BeachesMLS and the major listing sites
- Coordination from contract to closing day with our transaction team
Relocating
Moving Here From Out of State?
Our relocation guides start with the place you know. Each one pairs the neighborhoods you love back home with the towns here that feel the same, side by side, with what to see and where to start looking.
Work With Monika
Your Next Chapter Starts With a Conversation
Every move starts a new chapter: a first home, more room, a place on the water, a winter home that becomes year-round. That deserves more than a search bar.
So we start with a conversation. What should the next few years look like? What can you not give up? I listen, then shape the search around your answers, so you only see places that fit and know what each one costs to own.
From there, my team and I handle the details: visits around your schedule, documents read before you ask, questions answered the same day.
“From start to finish, Monika was on top of every detail… I would use Monika again in a heartbeat!”
“Monika made the process not only easy for us, but enjoyable and stress free.”
“Monika sold the house in 1 day! What else can you ask for! Premium service in every way.”
“We were from out of state and only had 2 days to look at homes. Monika was able to orient us to the area very quickly.”
“She was excellent with follow through and proved to be absolutely knowledgeable and efficient.”
“It’s a pleasure to work with her and I know I can count on her to answer all my questions and concerns.”
Questions
Questions Buyers Ask About Palm Beach Gardens
Which Palm Beach Gardens neighborhoods are not gated?
Many of the older neighborhoods east of I-95 are ungated, including Nicholas Park, Garden Woods, Monet Oaks, Rainwood and Pepperwood, and much of Palm Beach Square. Gated communities include BallenIsles, Mirasol, Old Palm, Frenchman’s Creek, Frenchman’s Reserve, Evergrene and Alton. Tell us which you prefer and we will narrow the list.
What does a home in Palm Beach Gardens cost?
In the 12 months through October 2026, the median Palm Beach Gardens home sold for $810,000, about $376 per square foot, across 1,792 sales. The middle 80% sold between $345,000 and $2,399,000: older condominiums and townhomes at the entry point, established and master-planned neighborhoods in the middle, and estates in the private clubs at the top. The live listings on this page show current asking prices.
Do I have to join the club to buy in a club community?
It depends on the community. At BallenIsles, Old Palm, Mirasol, Frenchman’s Creek and Frenchman’s Reserve, membership comes with the home; at PGA National it is optional. Evergrene, Alton and most of the master-planned neighborhoods have amenities but no golf club. Terms and costs change, so we confirm the current rules in writing for any club home.
Can I keep a boat in Palm Beach Gardens?
Yes. The city touches the Intracoastal between the PGA Boulevard and Donald Ross Road bridges, and neighborhoods such as Prosperity Bay Village, Mariners Cove, Cypress Island and Paradise Port have docks or slips. Frenchman’s Creek has deep-water canal lots and a club marina. The PGA Boulevard drawbridge is about 24 feet closed, so we check its schedule and the run to the Jupiter or Lake Worth inlet against your boat.
What are the 33410, 33418 and 33412 zip codes?
The three main Palm Beach Gardens zip codes. 33410 is the east side, from the Intracoastal to the Gardens Mall and Burns Road; 33418 covers the center and west, including PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol and Avenir; 33412 is the acreage farther west. A Palm Beach Gardens mailing address can sit inside the city or in unincorporated Palm Beach County, which changes the taxes and the permits.
How far is Palm Beach Gardens from the airport?
Palm Beach International is about 12 miles south of City Hall, usually 20 to 25 minutes on I-95. Fort Lauderdale is about 58 miles and Miami about 82 miles, depending on where in the city you start.
Can I rent out a home or condo in Palm Beach Gardens?
Rental rules are set by each community’s documents: the minimum lease, how many leases a year and whether the association approves tenants. In club communities a lease can need the club’s approval too, with its own fee. We read the declaration and the club’s tenant policy before you count on rental income.
Where is new construction in Palm Beach Gardens?
Most of it is in Avenir, the master plan north of Northlake Boulevard, where several builders are selling, along with Panther National’s golf estates. The Ritz-Carlton Residences are being finished on the Intracoastal at PGA Boulevard. Builders sell their last homes quickly, so we confirm what is still available before you visit.
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Palm Beach Gardens homes · clubs · condos · docks
Let Us Take Care of the Details
Tell us the community, the club tier or the building, and we will come back with the listings, the club schedule, the fees and the documents for it, then arrange the visits and coordinate every step to closing day.
Monika Phillips, Sales Associate, Douglas Elliman Real Estate
- Visits arranged and attended with you
- Club schedules gathered in writing, side by side
- Association, district and flood documents read for the specific home
- One team from the first look to closing day
Disclosures
Sources. Community, club, school and market facts come from public records, BeachesMLS data and club, association and school district materials as of October 2026; recorded documents, a club’s written terms and the school district control. Market figures update live.
Listings. BeachesMLS data via IDX, deemed reliable but not guaranteed; listings may be held by brokerages other than Douglas Elliman.
Schools. School names and programs are listed for reference only; assignments are set by address and change, so confirm with the school district.
New construction. Where this page mentions new or planned homes, prices, plans, features and timelines come from the builders and developers, are believed reliable but not guaranteed, and can change without notice. Renderings are artist’s concepts. Builders sell through their own sales teams; Monika Phillips and Douglas Elliman are not a builder’s sales agent unless a page says so. For homeowners’ association communities, review the disclosure summary and governing documents required by Chapter 720, Florida Statutes, before signing. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any property in any state where the offering has not been registered or exempted as required, including New York and New Jersey. No sale may be made to a resident of such a state until those requirements are met.
Third-party information. Census, business and event details are supplied and updated by others.
Monika Phillips, Florida Sales Associate SL3228962, Douglas Elliman Real Estate, 400 S US Highway 1, Suite C1, Jupiter, FL 33477, 561-768-3331. Equal Housing Opportunity.
