Palm Beach Bath And Tennis

It's a small, established residential neighborhood in Delray Beach that appeals to buyers who want a right-sized home near a lively beach town. Homes run around 1,421 square feet on average, and the area sits close to well-known communities like Palm Greens At Villa Delray. It's better suited to buyers who value a settled, low-turnover setting than those chasing new construction.

It's moderately priced for the Delray Beach area, with a median list price around $449,900 and active listings ranging from $389,900 to $509,900. The median sold price over the past year was $480,000, and the average works out to about $318 per square foot. That puts it well below the luxury tier — there are currently no listings above $1 million.

Right now there are two active listings, priced between $389,900 and $509,900 with a median near $449,900. Over the last 12 months, five homes sold at a median price of $480,000. If you're comparing across the wider market, browse Delray Beach homes for sale to see how these prices stack up.

It's a slow, low-volume market: only five homes sold in the past year and the median time on market is about 83 days. Sellers have been getting roughly 97% of their asking price, so there's some room to negotiate but not a fire sale. Because inventory is thin, the right home tends to be worth acting on when it appears.

Median property tax runs about $4,536 per year, which is typical for a home of this size and price in Palm Beach County. HOA data isn't currently available for the active listings, so confirm any dues property by property. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent in the area is around $3,390 per month.