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Private tropical paradise found in the best kept secret neighborhood of Kingsland, east of Military Trail and 10 minutes to downtown & the beaches.  Through a private gated entrance and on a lush .79 acre lot, rest this sprawling one-story renovated home. A true private retreat, this 3BD, 2BA beautifully maintained and renovated hidden gem embodies comfort, privacy, and plenty of room to expand. With a workshop garage, large outdoor shed, office, whole house generator, pool and spa, this family resort is a must see! No HOA allows for you keep an RV or boat on grounds without restriction. Tremendous property with lush landscaping, mature trees, and so much room to ready to make it your own. If you are looking in Delray Beach, this is a must see!

Sprawling Renovated Home On Private 3/4 Acre Lot

Located between Palm Beach and Boca Raton, the seaside community of Delray Beach has charm to spare. A leader in Florida's historic preservation movement, the city works hard to protect its illustrious past. Yet this town is still very much of the present with a host of trendy restaurants and galleries, and home to one of the prettiest stretches of beach in South Florida.

Delray Beach

Delray Beach is an eventful city, and by that we mean there’s always something going on. It’s happy, it’s lively, it’s packed with the kind of people who clearly love the lives they’re living. The city stretches from its gorgeous (and surfer-worthy) Atlantic beaches, over the Intracoastal Waterway, and through a walkable downtown, all the way to a refuge on the edge of the Everglades. The 60,000 people who live in the city proper enjoy Florida at its best, spending lazy days at cafés and boutiques downtown and along the beach, fishing in the ocean and estuaries, biking and hiking, or kayaking and paddleboarding. It’s also a town mad for tennis and other outdoor sports. 

The lifestyle is laid-back tropical, the dress is casual, and the community is warm and always on the go — though sometimes that’s just going to find a nice spot of shade and a big patch of sand.

The town began as humbly as you could imagine, when one tiny shack was built in 1876 to serve as a shelter for shipwrecked sailors. Called the Orange Grove House of Refuge, it was mysteriously situated among orange trees, though no one knows who would have planted them. It’s as if the spirit of Florida had always been there, ready to welcome visitors. The intersection of beach and railroad led to rapid expansion in the early 20th century, and a community of artists, writers, and poets helped sustain it through the lean years of the Depression. Because the town never went bust, there are remarkably preserved buildings in art deco, mission, colonial, and bungalow styles, as well as typical Florida cottages. 

The city is still influenced strongly by its arts community, with a thriving visual arts scene, live theater, a history museum, Japanese gardens, and festivals and concerts throughout the year.

History & Culture

Delray Beach is an out-and-about kind of town, and that’s reflected in a vibrant dining scene. At every price point — from sidewalk cafés to fine dining at the waterside — deliciousness is at the ready. With ingredient-driven local restaurants, haute cuisine from Miami chefs looking for a less-hectic lifestyle, and beyond, the Delray Beach dining scene has become a destination for foodies from all over the world. 

An exciting retail scene spills out onto those same sidewalks — and along beachfront strips, in converted bungalows, and at upscale shopping centers. Shops and boutiques cater to every aspect of the perfect Florida lifestyle, from typical beachwear to elegant homewares to the kind of high fashion you’d find in Miami or New York or Paris.

3894 Evans Road

Sprawling Renovated Home On Private 3/4 Acre Lot

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Jennifer Kilpatrick