Lost Tree Village — community profile and buyer guidance

Introduction

Lost Tree Village is a private, gated residential community in North Palm Beach in Palm Beach County, near Jupiter. The village borders the Atlantic Ocean and includes access to ocean beaches and boating opportunities. Buyers and sellers should confirm location and amenity details with the community's official materials before relying on them for a transaction.

Community setting and amenities

The village is a gated community with golf and beach-related amenities associated with the community and its private club. Properties in the village include a variety of waterfront and inland settings; some homes are on golf-course lots, some have private deep-water docks or lakefront locations, and some are oceanfront. Descriptions of on-site facilities and boating options vary between the Property Owners Association and the private Lost Tree Club; confirm facility access and guest rules with the community.

Market, inventory, and pricing guidance

The community is limited in scale, and available listings and sales change over time. Prices and inventory vary substantially by property type, condition, and location. Do not rely on undated price ranges or promotional price statements; verify current listings and recent sales data through public record searches, MLS listings, and the community's official pages before making decisions.

Membership and Club admission

Home ownership and the community's homeowners association (POA) are separate from membership in the private Lost Tree Club. According to the Club's published FAQ, Club admission is handled under the Club's own rules and requires member sponsorship and references; the Club's FAQ sets out specific sponsorship and reference requirements and describes an approval process. Prospective buyers should review the Club's official FAQ and confirm current admission requirements directly with the Club and the community.

Working with brokers and accessing inventory

Some owners may choose private marketing for their properties. If you want broker assistance, work with a licensed Florida real estate broker and verify the broker's license, brokerage affiliation, and any stated experience with documented transaction history. Brokers can help coordinate showings and transactions, but buyers should confirm any Club-admission or sponsorship requirements directly with the Club; no broker can guarantee Club approval.

Selling considerations

Accurate valuation, careful marketing, and professional presentation matter in any limited-inventory coastal community. If a broker offers a valuation or marketing plan, ask for a description of the methodology, the dated data sources used, and comparable-sales evidence.

Where to confirm official details

For current and authoritative statements about community amenities, membership rules, and any published pricing guidance, consult Lost Tree Village's official community page and the Lost Tree Club FAQ. Verify current listings and sales through MLS and county public records as part of any transaction due diligence.

Practical next steps

Verify Club admission requirements and facility access with the Club and the POA before contracting.
Confirm current listings, recent sales, and any off-market availability through licensed brokers, the MLS, and public records.
If engaging a broker, request license verification and documented evidence of relevant experience.

Official community pages to consult:

https://www.losttreerealty.com/village
https://www.losttreerealty.com/club/faq