Lighthouse Point

Lighthouse Point, Florida Real Estate

Intracoastal & Deep‑Water Living | Luxury Estates | Quiet Coastal Community

Welcome to Lighthouse Point — Broward County’s Waterfront Haven

Nestled between Deerfield Beach to the north and Pompano Beach to the south, Lighthouse Point, FL (ZIP codes 33064 and 33074) is an oasis of calm luxury spanning just 2.4 square miles with about 10,500 residents.

Named after the historic Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse (built in 1906), this boutique city was incorporated in 1956. Most of its 5,700 residences are single-family homes, many set on deepwater canals—enabling ocean access within minutes, with no fixed bridges.

Why Buyers Choose Lighthouse Point

🚤 Deep-Water Boating Lifestyle

With nearly 18 miles of waterways, many homes include private docks suitable for vessels up to 120 feet. The Lighthouse Point Yacht Club is a social and boating hub, catering to both residents and visitors.

🌳 Lush Neighborhood with Parks & Trails

The city maintains over 20 acres of parks and 13 miles of sidewalks and bike paths, fostering an active lifestyle across its tree-lined streets and tranquil cul-de-sacs.

🤝 Safety & Community Engagement

Lighthouse Point has its own police force, conducts daily vacation checks, and operates security camera monitoring at community entry points. A new fire station is also under development to enhance public safety services.

🏠 High-Value Real Estate

The median home sale price was $1,062,500 in June 2025, reflecting a 16.4% gain year-over-year. On average, homes sell within 78 days, with a sale-to-list ratio around 93%. Median values hover around $667K–$1.05M depending on property type and waterfront access.

📍 Location & Accessibility

Just a 12-minute drive to Boca Raton, 15 minutes to Fort Lauderdale, and 25–40 minutes to major airports—Lighthouse Point offers quiet seaside living with access to upscale shopping, dining, culture, and healthcare.

Lifestyle & Amenities

🍽 Dining & Local Favorites

Cap’s Place, an iconic tiki-style waterside restaurant operating since the 1920s, is the county's oldest commercial establishment and is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

Seafood & waterfront dining options like Papa’s Raw Bar and Oceans 234 offer oceanview meals year round.

🎾 Parks & Recreation

City parks such as Exchange Club Park, Frank McDonough Park, and DeGroff Park provide tennis, picnicking, playgrounds, and natural showcases. Frank McDonough is also home to the celebrated tennis center.

🌟 Community Events

Residents enjoy neighborhood-driven events including Keeper Days, Lighthouse-A-Glow, Nautical Flea Markets, annual tennis tournaments, and holiday festivals—each enhancing civic pride and local connection.

Real Estate Market Details

🏡 Property Types & Price Ranges

Single-family canal & oceanfront homes: $1M–$10M+, including a $17.3M estate sold in 2024.
Dry-lot and non-waterfront homes: $700K–$1.5M.
Boutique condos & townhomes: $750K+ depending on view, amenities, or waterfront access.

📊 Market Metrics

Metric Value

Median Listing Price $949,000
Median Sold Price $740,000
Price/Sq Ft $491
Days on Market 76–78 days
Sale-to-List Ratio 93–95%
Annual Appreciation 7.5%–10.6% over 10 years

Stock and older mid-century homes (built in the 1940s–60s) make up the majority—over 57% of the housing stock was constructed in this post-war period.

Buyer & Seller Profiles

Ideal Buyers

Boaters requiring deepwater access and proximity to Hillsboro Inlet
Retirees or professionals seeking tranquility without sacrificing access
Downsizers valuing top schools, neighborhood parks, and walkability

Seller Advantages

Demand remains steady for waterfront estates and modern homes
Well-staged properties often attract strong offers in under 60 days
Lifestyle-driven narrative sells—view, boating access, privacy, and safety

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are there condos in Lighthouse Point?
A: Yes—though dominated by single-family homes, there are several boutique condos and townhomes, particularly along waterfront access streets.

Q: Is boating easy from here?
A: Absolutely—a key feature: deep-water canal homes provide direct access to the Atlantic Ocean via Hillsboro Inlet within minutes and without fixed bridges.

Q: What are the ZIP codes?
A: The city uses 33064 and 33074, including both waterfront and interior residential zones.

Lighthouse Point is zoned under Broward County Public Schools, with strong performance and proximity to respected private schools like Trinity Christian and Pine Crest in neighboring areas.

Why Work With Tori in Lighthouse Point

Deep familiarity with waterfront zoning, flood mitigation, and coastal insurance nuances
Marketing expertise featuring aerial imagery, lifestyle storytelling, and luxury buyer reach
Strong negotiation experience for coastal estates and high-value listings
Local insights on events, clubs, and neighborhood culture to enhance your listing appeal

Your Next Chapter Awaits in Lighthouse Point

Visualize calm mornings on your private dock, scenic walks under canopy trees, resort-caliber yacht club dining, and effortless days spent boating, biking, or beachside. That’s life in Lighthouse Point.

📞 Call today to tour available waterfront estates or dry-lot luxury homes.
📩 Reach out for a complimentary market analysis if you're thinking of selling in this sought-after coastal community.

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