The quiet top of the island — wide beaches, private cabanas, and the Lake Trail running the length of the Intracoastal.
The Northend is where Palm Beach exhales. North of Royal Poinciana Way, the island settles into a rhythm of tree-canopied streets, generous lots, and beaches that stay uncrowded even in season. Many stretches of sand here are lined with the tropical beach cabanas that have become a Northend signature — oceanfront entertaining, steps from your own back door.
On the lake side, the Palm Beach Lake Trail traces the Intracoastal from mid-island to the inlet at the northern tip — a morning ritual for walkers, runners, and cyclists, with the mainland skyline across the water. Homes here run from classic Mediterranean to crisp modern and contemporary, typically two to seven bedrooms, and the Northend remains one of the few places on the island where buildable lots still trade — the chance to raise a legacy home from the ground up.
It is the family end of the island: room for children and grandchildren to visit, the beach and the lake both within a short walk, and Worth Avenue only minutes south when the evening calls for it.
LandSold Aug 2026
Single-Family HomeSold Aug 2026
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Single-Family HomeSold Jul 2026
Single-Family HomeSold Jul 2026We’ve been selling the island since 2008. Tell us what you’re looking for — including what never hits the open market.