1430 S Lakeside Dr

Ken Lee Gardens is a low-rise, two-story condominium complex completed in 1981 and composed primarily of one-bedroom and two-bedroom residences clustered around waterfront landscaping. The architecture is modest coastal mid‑century, with ground-level patios and second‑story screened balconies that overlook a central heated pool, clubhouse and the community’s intracoastal shoreline. Interiors commonly feature main‑level primary bedrooms or upstairs primaries depending on floor plan, built‑in storage, walk‑in closets in some units, pantry space, and a mix of shower and tub/shower baths; many units have been updated with modern kitchens and impact windows or storm shutters. Common exterior elements include a small private sandy beach and kayak/boat launch area on the Intracoastal, outdoor grills, a firepit gathering area, patios and waterfront walks; grounds are planted with tropical landscaping. Building services and rules are straightforward: on‑site management, assigned parking with guest spaces, modest HOA fees covering exterior maintenance and insurance, and a one‑year owner occupancy requirement before rentals are allowed. The community permits cats (restrictions vary by unit) and emphasizes casual, active waterfront living with easy access to downtown Lake Worth Beach amenities, local parks and nearby golf facilities.