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Sunset Ridge, Lake Worth, FL Homes for Sale
Sunset Ridge
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1111 N B Street | Lake Worth Town Of In Pb 2 Pgs 29 To 40 Inc
$525,000
3 beds, 2 baths, 1,307sqft, $402/sqft
Open House October 17 - 11am-2pm - 1019 N C Street | Lake Worth Town Of
$510,000
4 beds, 3 baths, 1,425sqft, $358/sqft
1111 N B Street | Lake Worth Town Of In Pb 2 Pgs 29 To 40 Inc
$525,000
3 beds, 2 baths, 1,307sqft, $402/sqft
Open House October 17 - 11am-2pm - 1019 N C Street | Lake Worth Town Of
$510,000
4 beds, 3 baths, 1,425sqft, $358/sqft
1522 18th Avenue N | 1522 18th Avenue N, Lake Worth, Fl 33460
$200,000
3 beds, 2 baths, 1,395sqft, $151/sqft
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Discover the Lifestyle of Sunset Ridge Homes
Sunset Ridge is an established neighborhood in the northern section of Lake Worth Beach, extending across a broad residential area between Dixie Highway and I-95, with an additional section west of the interstate. The neighborhood combines older South Florida homes, newer construction, local businesses, and public recreation within a convenient location near downtown Lake Worth Beach.
One of the neighborhood’s defining features is its proximity to I-95, which provides straightforward access north toward West Palm Beach and south through Palm Beach County. Downtown Lake Worth Beach, the Intracoastal Waterway, Lake Worth Beach Park, and the city’s restaurants, galleries, and shops are also within a relatively short drive. Buyers exploring Sunset Ridge Homes for Sale will find a varied residential setting rather than a uniform, master-planned development.
About Sunset Ridge
Sunset Ridge is one of Lake Worth Beach’s recognized neighborhoods and includes a mix of primarily single-family residential streets along with some multifamily properties and commercial areas. Housing styles reflect different periods of the city’s growth, with ranch and midcentury designs found alongside renovated properties and newer construction.
The Sunset Ridge Neighborhood Association describes the neighborhood’s boundaries as generally extending from the east side of I-95 to the west side of Dixie Highway, from the Palm Beach Canal on the north to 10th Avenue North on the south. A smaller area west of I-95 near Lake Clarke Shores is also included within the neighborhood association boundaries.
Sunset Ridge is not a gated or master-planned development. Vernon Heights and Lake Cove are separate residential communities with their own associations within the broader area covered by the Sunset Ridge Neighborhood Association.
History of Sunset Ridge
Sunset Ridge developed over multiple periods rather than as a single builder-planned subdivision, which helps account for the variety of architecture seen throughout the neighborhood today. Midcentury homes are common in established sections, while renovations and newer construction have added another layer to the local housing stock.
The Sunset Ridge Neighborhood Association was founded in 2006 to represent and connect residents, property owners, renters, and businesses within its boundaries. Lake Worth Beach also recognizes Sunset Ridge as one of the city’s distinct neighborhoods.
Amenities
Sunset Ridge is an established city neighborhood rather than a private amenity community, so recreation is centered around public facilities. Sunset Ridge Park is located within the neighborhood at 1400 14th Avenue North and provides several options for outdoor recreation.
Public amenities at Sunset Ridge Park include:
- Five tennis courts
- Pickleball-compatible courts
- Basketball court
- Multipurpose field
- Playground and swings
- Picnic pavilions
- Grills
- Restrooms
The neighborhood also contains ballfields in its northern section. Beyond Sunset Ridge, residents can reach downtown Lake Worth Beach for dining, shopping, arts, and entertainment, while the city’s oceanfront beach and recreational facilities are east of the neighborhood.
Key Details
- Community type: Established Lake Worth Beach neighborhood
- Property types: Primarily single-family homes, with some multifamily properties
- Gated: No
- Neighborhood association: Sunset Ridge Neighborhood Association
- Association type: Voluntary neighborhood association rather than a community-wide mandatory HOA
- Founded: Sunset Ridge Neighborhood Association established in 2006
- Location: Northern Lake Worth Beach, primarily between I-95 and Dixie Highway
- Major nearby roads: I-95, Dixie Highway, 10th Avenue North, and Lake Worth Road
Nearby Communities
Vernon Heights is immediately associated with the broader Sunset Ridge area but is a separate subdivision with its own identity. It is also covered by Echo Fine Properties and offers another option for buyers comparing single-family homes in northern Lake Worth Beach.
Tropical Ridge is south of Sunset Ridge and west of downtown Lake Worth Beach. This established, non-gated neighborhood has a mix of residential properties and provides another convenient location near I-95 and the city’s downtown district.
Mango Groves is east of Sunset Ridge, closer to downtown and the Intracoastal Waterway. Buyers comparing the two areas may find Mango Groves appealing for its location nearer Lake Worth Beach’s central dining, shopping, and waterfront destinations.
Work with Echo Fine Properties
Explore available homes in Sunset Ridge with Echo Fine Properties. Our team can help you review current listings, understand the different sections of the neighborhood, and compare Sunset Ridge with other Lake Worth Beach communities.
Sunset Ridge Homes for Sale FAQs
Where is Sunset Ridge in Lake Worth?
Sunset Ridge is in the northern portion of Lake Worth Beach. Much of the neighborhood lies between I-95 and Dixie Highway, extending north from around 10th Avenue North toward the Palm Beach Canal. Its location provides convenient road access to downtown Lake Worth Beach, West Palm Beach, and other parts of Palm Beach County.
What types of homes are found in Sunset Ridge?
Sunset Ridge has a varied housing stock because it developed over different periods rather than as one master-planned community. Single-family homes are the predominant residential property type, including ranch-style and other midcentury designs as well as renovated and newer homes. Some multifamily residential properties are also found within the broader neighborhood.
Does Sunset Ridge have an HOA?
Sunset Ridge has a voluntary neighborhood association rather than a mandatory community-wide homeowners association. The neighborhood association was established in 2006 and is open to residents, property owners, renters, and qualifying local business owners within its boundaries. Individual properties or smaller subdivisions within the broader neighborhood may have separate association requirements, so buyers should verify the terms that apply to a particular property.
What amenities are available in Sunset Ridge?
Sunset Ridge Park is a public recreational facility within the neighborhood. It includes tennis and pickleball-compatible courts, a basketball court, multipurpose field, playground, picnic facilities, and restrooms. Additional recreation, shopping, restaurants, and cultural destinations are available throughout Lake Worth Beach.
Is Sunset Ridge close to downtown Lake Worth Beach?
Yes. Sunset Ridge is northwest of downtown Lake Worth Beach, with local streets providing access toward the city’s downtown district. Downtown offers restaurants, shops, galleries, and entertainment centered around Lake and Lucerne avenues. The Intracoastal Waterway and Lake Worth Beach’s oceanfront are farther east.
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