This 1958 canal-front residence sits on a 0.23-acre parcel with 108 feet of waterfrontage in Lake Clarke North, a subdivision within the incorporated Town of Lake Clarke Shores. The property presents as either a remodel candidate or a teardown for new construction, with no fixed bridges obstructing navigable access to the surrounding lake system.
This 1958 canal-front residence sits on a 0.23-acre parcel with 108 feet of waterfrontage in Lake Clarke North, a subdivision within the incorporated Town of Lake Clarke Shores. The property presents as either a remodel candidate or a teardown for new construction, with no fixed bridges obstructing navigable access to the surrounding lake system.
Waterfront Access & Navigation
The 108-foot canal frontage connects to Lake Clarke and the interconnected chain of lakes that define this community. There are no fixed bridges between this parcel and the broader lake system, which is a meaningful distinction for owners planning to dock vessels with any profile above the waterline. There has been ongoing discussion at the municipal and county level regarding the potential opening of the spillway to boat traffic, which would create a navigable route to the Intracoastal Waterway and ultimately the Atlantic. That decision remains unresolved and should not be treated as a certainty in any underwriting.
Site & Structure
The existing structure provides 1,766 square feet under air on a lot zoned within Lake Clarke Shores' residential framework. Built in 1958, the home is a candidate for either a full-scale renovation or demolition and new construction. Buyers considering a teardown should verify current setback and impervious surface requirements with the Town of Lake Clarke Shores, as regulations in this municipality are administered separately from unincorporated Palm Beach County.
Location & Access
The property is positioned with direct proximity to Interstate 95 and Palm Beach International Airport, which is roughly a five-minute drive. Downtown West Palm Beach, including Clematis Street and the waterfront dining and cultural corridor along Flagler Drive, is approximately ten minutes north. The Town of Lake Clarke Shores maintains its own police department and municipal governance, offering a small-town framework within the broader West Palm Beach metro area. For principals working from offices in the central business district or traveling frequently through PBIA, the location compresses commute times considerably.
Key Features
- 108 feet of canal waterfrontage with no fixed bridges
- Navigable access to the Lake Clarke chain of lakes
- Potential future ocean access pending spillway decision (not guaranteed)
- 0.23-acre parcel suitable for new construction or renovation
- Approximately five minutes to Palm Beach International Airport
- Ten minutes to downtown West Palm Beach
- Located within the incorporated Town of Lake Clarke Shores
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