Homes for Sale in Lake Worth
Search all Lake Worth homes for sale below. Lake Worth is a city within the Palm Beach County. Lake Worth is home to a number of historic cottages and single-family homes built within gated communities.
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MLS #: R10665634Lake Worth Information
The city is bounded by the neighborhoods of West Palm Beach to the north, Lantana to the south, and Lake Worth Corridor to the west. It has the waters of Atlantic Ocean to the east.
The first inhabitants of the city belong to the Native American tribe of Jaega. African American couple Fannie and Samuel James was the first to call the area as their home. They settled along the shores of the Lake Worth Lagoon and claimed the land under the Homestead Act. Their owned area originally covered about 187 acres. Over time, it has increased to include several areas, which they eventually sold to the Palm Beach Farms Company in 1910.
The development of the area was also a result of the railroad extension built by Henry Flagler. When the railroad extended from the West Palm Beach to Miami, property developers planned on creating a town site between the lake and the railroad.
Lake Worth received its township in June 1913. The town suffered much during the 1928 hurricane and redevelopment only started after the Second World War, with many pensioners moving into the city.
The South Florida real estate boom helped spawn a new breed of immigrants into the community. In recent years, the community is slowly and steadily rebuilding itself, with many establishments built to respond to the growing demand of the community.
The Lake Worth Tri-Rail station serves the residents of the city. Palm Tran also has routes within the community.
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The city is bounded by the neighborhoods of West Palm Beach to the north, Lantana to the south, and Lake Worth Corridor to the west. It has the waters of Atlantic Ocean to the east.
The first inhabitants of the city belong to the Native American tribe of Jaega. African American couple Fannie and Samuel James was the first to call the area as their home. They settled along the shores of the Lake Worth Lagoon and claimed the land under the Homestead Act. Their owned area originally covered about 187 acres. Over time, it has increased to include several areas, which they eventually sold to the Palm Beach Farms Company in 1910.
The development of the area was also a result of the railroad extension built by Henry Flagler. When the railroad extended from the West Palm Beach to Miami, property developers planned on creating a town site between the lake and the railroad.
Lake Worth received its township in June 1913. The town suffered much during the 1928 hurricane and redevelopment only started after the Second World War, with many pensioners moving into the city.
The South Florida real estate boom helped spawn a new breed of immigrants into the community. In recent years, the community is slowly and steadily rebuilding itself, with many establishments built to respond to the growing demand of the community.
The Lake Worth Tri-Rail station serves the residents of the city. Palm Tran also has routes within the community.
Lake Worth Real Estate
Neighborhoods
- Parrot Cove
- Bryant Park
- College Park
- Downtown Jewel
- Eden Place
- Genesis
- Mango Groves
- Murry Hills
- Roloh
- Royal Poinciana
- Sosa
- South Palm Park
- Sunset Ridge
- Tropical Ridge
- Vernon Heights
- Whispering Palms
Condos/Apartment Complexes
- Fountains of Palm Beach
- Lake Clarke Gardens
- Poinciana Place
- Tropical Ridge