Overview
$9,009,700
Average Sales Price
$6,475,000
Median Sales Price
307
Population
20
Total Listings

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Bunkered green beside homes at Lost Tree Club

WHAT SHAPES DAILY LIFE AT LOST TREE

Golf

A par-72 course redesigned by Jack Nicklaus in 2002

A clubhouse honored in Golf Inc.'s Clubhouse of the Year

 

The Beach

A private Beach Club on the Atlantic

Lunch and dinner overlooking the ocean

 

The Water

Intracoastal and Lake Worth homes with private docks

The Palm Beach Inlet a short run south by boat

 

The Setting

The north end of Singer Island in North Palm Beach

PGA Boulevard minutes away, PBI about 10 miles

Lost Tree Club course with the Atlantic beyond

LOST TREE INSIGHT

What People Don't Always Realize About Lost Tree...

 

Jack Nicklaus redesigned his home course in 2002

 

The club is member-owned and invitation-only

 

It hosted the 1985 U.S. Mid-Amateur

 

The village dates back to 1960

ACTIVE LIFE GUIDES | GOLF & CLUB LIVING

LOST TREE FAQ

The questions we hear most, answered plainly.

Where is Lost Tree?

Lost Tree Village is a private club community in North Palm Beach, at the north end of Singer Island, with the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Lake Worth and the Intracoastal to the west. PGA Boulevard and US-1 are minutes away, and Palm Beach International Airport is about 10 miles south.

What kind of homes are in Lost Tree?

Oceanfront estates, Intracoastal and Lake Worth homes, many with private docks, and homes overlooking the golf course and the natural preserve. There are also Bermuda-style beachfront condos with private beach access, plus Club Suites and Golf Cottages on Little Lake Worth.

How does membership work at Lost Tree Club?

Lost Tree Club is private and member-owned, and membership is by invitation. Requirements, availability and costs aren't published, so we confirm the current details with the club for any specific home.

What is the golf like?

The course began as a Mark Mahannah design in 1960 and was redesigned by Jack Nicklaus in 2002 as a Jack Nicklaus Signature course, with Kipp Schulties. It plays to par 72 and about 6,800 yards, hosted the 1985 U.S. Mid-Amateur and has long been Jack Nicklaus's home club.

What else does the club offer?

An island-style clubhouse that took second place in Golf Inc.'s Clubhouse of the Year, a private Beach Club with a restaurant overlooking the Atlantic, tennis, a fitness center and practice facilities with a range and putting and chipping greens.

Which schools serve Lost Tree?

Public school assignments are set by the School District of Palm Beach County and can change, so check the district's school locator for any specific address. We can also share private school options in North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter.

NORTH PALM BEACH

THE REST OF NORTH PALM BEACH, MINUTES AWAY

 

If Lost Tree isn't the right fit, the rest of North Palm Beach is minutes away. The Intracoastal, the North Palm Beach Country Club and PGA Boulevard's dining and shopping.

Same village. More ways to live it.

North Palm Beach along the Intracoastal