Delray Beach can be found in the beautiful Palm Beach County of Florida, just 63 miles from the excitement of Miami, and has around 69,000 residents. Since 2003, Delray Beach has had an economic boom with new construction all around including high-rise condos and many new businesses. In addition to its two miles of public beaches, the area is known for its golfing, tennis courts, and nightlife.
Delray Beach is a Designated Village By The Sea that features many amenities, great entertainment, and a beautiful view to top it all off. Known by some as a tourist town, the city has many new real-estate opportunities for investors and families looking to make a move closer to the beach.
The city has 35 neighborhoods that each have unique aspects and features so if you’re thinking about relocating to Delray Beach, have a look at some of the best neighborhoods the city has to offer.
1) Pineapple Grove
Pineapple Grove is an artist paradise that’s nestled just off of Atlantic Avenue and it’s known by locals for its public art pieces, amazing shopping, and unique hot spots. The neighborhood has many condominiums situated in art-deco-style buildings along with family-style 2-3 bedroom homes. The artistic inspiration for the area is prevalent on the buildings, in the local art galleries, and at the entertainment venue The Art Garage, a not-for-profit multimedia arts venue that hosts musical concerts, live theatre, arts education, and outreach programs, plus a visual art gallery.
Pineapple Grove Homes
The area ranks highly for walkability and features parks such as Old School Square Park, and Verrines Park so you can enjoy a slice of nature if you decide to take a stroll. Average rental prices for the area are between $2000 - $3000 while the median real estate price for a new home is $874,112. For families, the nearby schools such as Plumose School of the Arts and Carver Middle School rate highly, and the low crime rate makes residents feel safe and secure, making it a great place for anyone looking for a splash of the arts in their friendly neighborhood.
Pineapple Grove Must-Sees
Restaurants including Papas Tapas, 3ed & 3ed, and Yama Japanese, offer great food with the option of delivery and if you’re looking for a great place to take the family then try the Putt n’ Around mini-golf course featuring 36 holes and a cafe. Pineapple Grove is all about the art and the area has many murals, outdoor art pieces, and sculptures that are within walking distance along with tons of great photo opportunities.
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2) The Bridges & Seven Bridges
The Bridges is a beautiful community build by GL Homes, Palm Beach County’s largest home builder. It is located on the East side of Lyons Road just North of Clint Moore Road. Seven Bridges, the slightly newer sister community to The Bridges is located directly across the street on the East side of Lyons Road. These communities were built with large clubhouses and all the amenities you could want for luxury South Florida living. The clubhouse features a massive pool, tennis courts, pickleball courts, kids play areas, as well as gyms. The clubhouse at Seven Bridges also has a great restaurant that the residents can use. Seven bridges was designed to have a country club lifestyle without the high initial buy in fees or monthly golf & membership fees. There is a mandatory food and beverage minimum at the Seven Bridges restaurant that residents have to pay. The Bridges does not have that fee because they do not have a neighborhood restaurant.
The Bridges & Seven Bridges Homes
The homes in The Bridges & Seven Bridges are larger estate-style homes with 4 or more bedrooms, many with home offices, home gyms, and home movie theaters. These homes are slightly Mediterranean style on the outside with modern finishes such as quartz counter tops, built-in stainless steel appliances, and private pools. When the neighborhood was starting out homes were priced under $1,000,000. They now start around $1,250,000 for the smaller homes and go up to $4,500,000 for the largest models on the biggest lots in the neighborhoods.
The Bridges & Seven Bridges Must-Sees
The nice thing about the location of The Bridges & Seven Bridges is the proximity to highways & shopping centers. Right up the street on West Atlantic Ave & Lyons Rd you have Delray Marketplace which has a Publix grocery store, a movie theater, many high end restaurants, casual eateries, and clothing boutiques. You're also only 5 minutes from the Turnpike onramp on Atlantic Ave which can get you anywhere you need to go North or South. If you take Atlantic Ave about 15 minutes East you have all the great nightlife of Downtown Delray making this luxury neighborhood right in the heart of everything you could ever need or want!
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3) Mizner Country Club
Downtown Delray is where all the action of the city is located and where you’ll find some of the best shopping, restaurants, and entertainment in the city. Along with much of the city's business, the downtown area is also home to a public library, tennis center, 2 parks, and a museum plus the area is full of culture with 27% of its residents belonging to Haitian descent. This is a great neighborhood with a large part of Delrays’ culture and fantastic shopping options everywhere you look.
Mizner Country Club Homes
Mizner Country Club is a private golf community located just off Lyons Road in Delray Beach Florida one mile North of Boca Raton. As you enter the gates of Mizner Country Club, you will be immediately impressed by lush tropical landscaping and beautiful architectural details. Members enjoy resort style amenities such as an exclusive Arnold Palmer course that offers some best golf in South Florida. There are community social events and activities for all ages including golf, tennis, fitness, as well as great restaurants and bars within the gates of the Country Club.
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4) Lake Ida
Delray Beach has so much to offer for every age group. Have a look at the beautiful Lake Ida area if you're not interested in living close to downtown and want that quiet, Floridian charm. The area has a great combination of older houses and newly constructed homes so it’s easy to find a home you’ll enjoy.
Lake Ida Homes
Established in the 1950s, the neighborhood is made up of many older houses that have been given a new life by current owners and flipped to add modern and updated features on the interiors. A modern single-family home is around $600k with rentals being an average of $2600 which is slightly above average for the area. Lake Ida boasts the lowest crime rate in the county and it’s one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the city for new residents. With its cul-de-sacs full of new developments, along with charming older homes, it’s a popular place for young professionals, families, and anyone looking for a quieter area.
Lake Ida Must-Sees
One of the most attractive features of this area is obviously its namesake, Lake Ida. It’s well known locally for its fishing and the lake even offers fishing guides for anyone who wants to take the trip without the hassle of using their own boat. Fishing is available year-round and species such as Common Carp, Peacock Bass, Largemouth Bass, Clown Knife Fish, Panfish / Bluegill, Spotted Tilapia, Pickerel, Oscars, and Sunshine Bass are available within the lake. The lake is also available for watersports such as tubing, water skiing and casual swimming.
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5) Tropic Isle
Located just south of Linton Boulevard, Tropic Isle is the epitome of waterfront living with luxury high rises blended with old school bungalows, lining the deepwater canals that feed into the Intracoastal waterway system. Tropic Isle has been in development since 1969 so it’s rich in history and has many high-rated schools such as Pine Grove Elementary School and Boca Raton Community Middle school are located nearby
Tropic Isle Homes
Experience the best properties that Delray Beach has to offer and live right on the water with houses averaging $600,000 and rentals averaging $2000. You can arrive by car or boat to the majority of the homes located in the Tropic Isle, and residents love to take leisurely boat trips down the canals. The area is very family-oriented and the Tropical Isle Civic Association is a big help in ensuring the area stays looking beautiful and the neighborhood remains safe.
Tropic Isle Must-Sees
Latitudes Restaurant is a local hotspot for anyone in the Tropic Isle area and gives diners a unique waterside experience. Located within the Delray Sands hotel, it serves modern seafood and upscale mixed drinks against a gorgeous seaside backdrop. The most unique thing about this area is the way it’s been designed for the waterfront properties. This location is a great place for anyone who wants to feel like they’re always on vacation and living in the Tropic Isle neighborhood is a unique experience you won't find in many other places in the world.
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There are so many reasons Delray Beach was voted “Most Fun Small Town In America” by Rand McNally. Delray Beach has so much to offer for residents of all kinds and each area of town has something that makes it unique and special. Whether it’s living right next to the water or living in an artistic wonderland, there’s a neighborhood to suit you in Delray Beach FL.
Homes For Sale in Delray Beach
If these neighborhoods aren't your style, there are other great neighborhoods to choose from in Delray Beach. Check out all the MLS listings in Dakota, Seagate Country Club homes for sale, Addison Reserve Homes For Sale, and Grand Orchid homes for sale. Make sure you check them out as well!
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