I love the crystal clear warm ocean waters, and all that the tropics offer in South Florida. I live in the up and coming city of West Palm Beach whose new nickname is "Wall Street South". Class A office towers, urban themed hotels, luxury apartment buildings are rising throughout the city and older industrial parks are being converted into hip new neighborhoods. As a sign of the city's emergence The University of Florida has announced a partnership with IBM to build a new graduate school and campus in our downtown. Our midsize city is also now connected to the larger cities of Ft. Lauderdale and Miami by hi-speed rail, and Orlando will open up next year. The city is on the move and we are seeing dozens of financial firms like Goldman Sachs and tech firms relocate to our waterfront paradise across from the affluent township of Palm Beach. It's an exciting time to live in southeast Florida.

I enjoy riding my bike around Palm Beach's beautiful bike path and jumping in the Palm Beach Inlet any day of the week. Whenever I can we take advantage of our local boat club down at the West Palm Beach docks to enjoy a day of picnicking, snorkeling and playing at Peanut Island, one of my favorite places to people watch and enjoy the outdoors at a beautiful little recreational island at the Palm Beach Inlet. I also like to go see sporting events down in Miami, whether it be a Dolphins, Marlins, Heat or Panthers game or a tennis match. We also take advantage of the art shows in Ft. Lauderdale or Miami, and of course live music or comedy at any of our local theaters.

I have invested in three buildings and have 11 apartments in Lake Worth Beach that we enjoy hosting guests from all over the world. I enjoy making sure the places look great and my guests have wonderful experiences during their stays. I expect the same when I travel. I have been a full time licensed real estate agent for the last 16 years and my fiancé and I own our own brokerage.

The Parrot Cove Neighborhood Association is named for the flocks of green parrots nesting in our trees. Residents are an eclectic mixture with varied professional backgrounds and lifestyles who share an appreciation of old Florida. The neighborhood is almost entirely made up of single family homes, some dating from the heydays of the Florida land boom in the 1920s but most built in the next wave of Florida’s growth in the 1950s and 60s.

There are dozens of restaurants and shops within the downtown walkable/bikeable street grid adjacent to the intracoastal waterfront, and across the bridge from the beaches. The beaches of Lake Worth offer more shops, restaurants, a fishing pier, beach services and plenty of parking. It is the most amenitized beach in all of Palm Beach County!

Just of the things to do: Rent a bicycle and ride to the beach or up and down A1A to nearby cities like West Palm Beach or Lantana or visit other beaches; Golf at the Public Lake Worth Beach Golf Course downtown less than 1 mile away, or the par 3 in Palm Beach a couple miles away; rent paddle boards or kayaks at "Kayak Lake Worth" on the intracoastal; Go to the Lake Worth Playhouse a couple blocks away to see local artists perform in plays, or the Stonzek Studio next door for independent films. Head to the new microbrewery a couple blocks away at Matthews Brewing Company for daily food trucks or have fun with Trivia night or other daily events; Enjoy local music at several of the bars downtown; Head over to a spring training game at the new FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches or Roger Dean Stadium; Hire a charter boat and go deep sea fishing or scuba diving; Visit local museums like the Norton or Flagler Museum; See a polo match in Wellington; Visit the Palm Beach Zoo; Hop on the high-speed rail Brightline train from downtown West Palm Beach and explore Fort Lauderdale or Miami! There are endless things to do in Palm Beach County and beyond in Southern Florida.

A completely renovated 300 sq/ft apartment nestled in the heart of downtown Lake Worth. Half a block from where all the cafes, restaurants, and shops begin! Your kitchen and bathrooms and have been completely remodeled with shaker cabinets, quartz counters and stainless steel appliances with a large pantry. New flooring, bathrooms, lighting, Split AC and furniture including impact glass for peace and quiet. Your queen bed boasts a brand new memory foam mattress and down pillows, comforter with duvet covers.

We have multiple outdoor seating areas and a hammock in the backyard area for sunning and relaxing. We have a hidden outdoor shower and picnic area surrounded by lush landscaping and night lighting to the ambiance of this tropical space. We also make sure that you have extra security with motion lights and cameras that cover the entire property. We installed a paver patio behind the fence in the back which connects to the alley so our guests have plenty of off-street parking and don't have to compete with others during the busy festivals like the Chalk Festival in downtown Lake Worth Beach. There is high-speed Wi-Fi in the backyard area and we added several outlets with in the backyard if you need to plug in.

Please reach out to us with any questions and we look forward to hosting your stay!