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Lake Park Harbor Marina, Florida
Two 24 story towers hold 330 residences above the Lake Park Harbor Marina on the Intracoastal, the tallest thing the north county waterfront has seen in a generation. The mixed use project by Forest Development and Royal Palm Companies opened in March 2026 more than ninety percent sold. Restaurants sit in the building, with a one acre amenity deck and a rooftop lap pool above.
The Building
Nautilus 220 gave the north county waterfront its first true tower project in a generation: twin 24 story towers with 330 residences above the Lake Park Harbor Marina. The towers anchor roughly 1.15 million square feet of mixed use space, with restaurants, retail and offices at the base. Forest Development and Royal Palm Companies topped the towers off in November 2023 and opened in March 2026, more than ninety percent sold.
The building runs an amenity program at resort scale, and its first resales began printing in early 2026, from $1.28M to a $3M April sale.
| Address | 220 Lake Shore Drive, on the Lake Park Harbor Marina |
|---|---|
| Residences | 330, across twin 24 story towers |
| Developers | Forest Development and Royal Palm Companies, architecture by R+N |
| Opened | March 2026, more than ninety percent sold |
| Dining | SeaHawk Prime by David Burke and The Birdie dockside grill, in the building |
| Amenities | One acre deck, resort pool, rooftop lap pool, wellness plaza, theater, bowling, guest suites, beach club access |
| How It Trades | An early resale market forming over developer inventory |
The towers stand directly over the Lake Park Harbor Marina, which turns the Intracoastal into the building's front yard. Owners walk from the elevator to the dock, and the ocean inlet at Lake Worth runs minutes north by water.
The mixed use base means dinner is an elevator ride: SeaHawk Prime is chef David Burke's first Florida restaurant, with The Birdie handling dockside days.
New towers create their resale markets in real time, and Nautilus 220's began in early 2026 with closings from $1.28M to $3M. Early resales in a ninety percent sold building tend to price against dwindling developer inventory, which rewards buyers who know exactly what remains.
We track both books, developer and resale, line by line.
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Market data is pulled live from the MLS on a trailing twelve-month basis, across all property types. Building details below are reference.
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Line-by-line sales activity, floor plan analysis, and building-specific commentary on Nautilus 220 - the granular detail that separates a good purchase from a great one in this tower.
The county's new construction rises as towers, and Caretta takes the opposite shape: five stories, shops below the homes, the beach on foot at Donald Ross Road. A format comparison with the completed Nautilus 220 in Lake Park.
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Twin 24 story towers with 330 residences above the Lake Park Harbor Marina, built by Forest Development and Royal Palm Companies. It opened in March 2026 more than ninety percent sold. The mixed use base holds restaurants, retail and office space.
The first resales closed in early 2026 between $1.28M and $3M, alongside remaining developer inventory. Current closings and availability are in the market table on this page, which updates automatically.
The Lake Park Harbor Marina sits directly below the towers, and the Lake Worth Inlet runs minutes north by water. Slip arrangements run through the marina, and we confirm availability alongside any purchase.
SeaHawk Prime by David Burke, the chef’s first Florida restaurant, and The Birdie dockside bar and grill. The mixed use base adds retail and office space below the residences.
A one acre outdoor deck with a resort pool, plus a rooftop lap pool, a wellness plaza and a putting green. Inside run a theater, bowling, billiards, guest suites, a dog run and private beach club access.
Singer Island buildings like VistaBlue and 5000 North Ocean sell direct oceanfront, while Nautilus 220 sells the marina, the restaurants and the newest construction in the market. Boaters and oceanfront purists usually sort themselves quickly.
We'd welcome the conversation.
