Welcome to Liberty Isles

West Palm Beach

Make your next home within the beautiful, gated West Palm Beach neighborhood of Liberty Isles.  The subdivision is one of seven neighborhoods that make up the greater community of Briar Bay.  The area features a clubhouse, six tennis courts and a fitness center.  The walk-in pool is the perfect addition for a family friendly community.  Residents do pay fees to a Homeowner’s Association.  Those fees go to pay for the 24/7 guard gated security, basic cable television, maintenance of common areas within the community and yard service.  You will find the neighborhood of Liberty Isles near Okeechobee Boulevard and North Jog Road in lovely Palm Beach County.  The area is close to Florida’s Turnpike, giving residents easy access throughout the rest of Palm Beach County, and the remainder of South Florida.

The homes of Liberty Isles are all single-family homes, built between 2003 and 2004 by Home Dynamics.  In all, there are 115 homes to choose from within the neighborhood, featuring four different floor plans.  Many of the homes have waterfront views.  Some have their own private swimming pools.  Expect to find open floor plans, stainless steel appliances, upgraded wood cabinetry and more.  A four-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath is priced in the mid to high $200,000s.

As for shopping, there are several choices in the area.  Residents of Liberty Isles are within a few miles of downtown West Palm Beach’s shopping center, CityPlace.  The shopping destination features more than 100 specialty shops and other retailers, along with numerous restaurants.  The Clematis Street District provides additional shopping options, along with many more restaurants and art galleries.  At night, the area transforms into an entertainment destination for residents and tourists, with live music on Thursday nights.  For high-end shopping and dining, Worth Avenue is also within a short drive of the community of Liberty Isles.  For outdoor recreation, lounge along one of Palm Beach County’s majestic beaches.  There are some incredible spots for boating, fishing, diving and more.  The Intracoastal is also close to the community.  SunFest is an annual attraction for the waterfront area in the springtime, bringing in various artists and musicians to downtown West Palm Beach.  For additional outdoor recreation, check out one of the many private and public golf courses within Palm Beach County.  In all, there are more than 150 courses to choose from in the region.  You can also visit the neighboring Village of Wellington.  The area hosts some of the best horse shows in the country throughout the year, bringing in visitors worldwide to the region. Other entertainment options include the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.  The venue is the place to go for the ballet, the opera and live theatre and music.  Also, do not miss the state of Florida’s largest art museum, or offerings from the historical society, which highlight the rich history and tradition of the community.  The economy of West Palm Beach relies on tourism.  It is also dependent on the medical field.  There are several nearby hospitals in this part of Palm Beach County, including Butler Medical Center and Good Samaritan Medical Center, among others.  Another big employer for the region of West Palm Beach is the public school district.  The School District of Palm Beach County covers the neighborhood, and is one the largest public school districts in the United States.  Students living within Liberty Isles attend Grassy Waters Elementary School, Jeaga Middle School and Palm Beach Lakes High School.  There are also some private schools in the area, including The King’s Academy.  Area colleges and universities include Palm Beach Atlantic University, located in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida.