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North Palm Beach is no doubt one of the most beautiful locations in the United States. A comfy town with a rich history, North Palm Beach offers more than the average neighborhood. Nestled right in the heart of North Palm Beach between the Intracoastal and the Atlantic Ocean is Lost Tree Village, a community that has some history of its very own, along with undeniable appeal.

The location of Lost Tree Village is one of its best assets. Homes are available with ocean-front views, where you can experience a breathtaking Florida sunrise face to face. Intracoastal and lakeside properties are also available, along with homes that surround the private golf course. The sunny Florida weather ensures that you will always get to go out and enjoy the natural beauty that is truly abundant. With inland lakes and other natural spots, seeing wildlife is as easy as looking out your window.

Lost Tree Village is home to a private 18-hole golf course. A pro golfing shop is located on site as well, along with professional coaches and regularly schedule tournaments to help you become an all-star golfer. Designed with the help of Jack Nicholas and surrounded by a beautiful natural landscape, If you are looking for a place to live with the opportunity to golf right at your fingertips, Lost Tree Village is a hole in one. Talk to your Palm Beach County real estate if you prefer to play in the ocean, take a boat out with your buddies and go fishing, or attend on of the Lost Tree Village community cookouts on the beach.

Lost Tree Village has a little history behind it. E. Llwyd Ecclestone gave Lost Tree Village its name after the Gumbo Limbo trees that were disappearing from Florida’s landscape. Following in the tradition of its first residents, Lost Tree Village is as naturally beautiful as it was way back then.

Not only is Lost Tree Village located near many natural sanctuaries, but it also is near some great shopping, dining, and other activities. The Gardens Mall is located right nearby, as well as Legacy Place and Downtown, both very popular destinations on weekends. With one of the quickest growing populations in the United States, Palm Beach County only continues to expand and adapt. New restaurants and stores are opening all the time and great shows come into West Palm Beach, only a short ride away. John D. MacArthur State Park is right nearby, where you can see a wilder side of Florida. Snorkel in the ocean or go at night and see the endangered turtles laying their eggs.

Whether you’re looking for a place to spend the winters or a place to raise a family, Lost Tree Village offers some amazing locations. Call on the Lost Tree Village realty experts and see what is available to see. A single tour will have you sold, and I promise you will agree. Such a safe, beautiful, comfortable, and convenient neighborhood can be Home for you and your family.

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