225 Bonnie Blvd

Lakeside Village is a low-rise condominium complex in Palm Springs, Florida, built in 1974 and organized as four-story residential buildings serving primarily one-bedroom floorplans (with frequent den/convertible layouts). The architecture is typical of mid-1970s community developments: stucco-clad low-rise blocks with external walkways, covered entries and private screened balconies or patios. Interiors commonly feature tile flooring, modestly updated kitchens and baths, built-in storage, walk-in closets in larger units, and adaptable living spaces such as L-shaped living rooms or den areas that convert to sleeping space. Buildings center around landscaped grounds with lakefront views and a collective atrium/entry sequence in some units; many stacks are served by elevators and have ground-level or enclosed-porch entries. Shared community resources cluster around multiuse clubhouses that include activity rooms, billiards, meeting/auditorium spaces and organized programming for residents. Outdoor amenities include multiple swimming pools (one heated), bocce and shuffleboard courts, mini-golf, picnic areas with gas grills, walking trails and lawn spaces adjacent to Frost Lake. Parking is surface-assigned with proximate spots for most units; common laundry facilities are provided on upper floors in some buildings. The community operates as a 55+ adult association with rules limiting early rentals, minimum credit standards, and occasional owner-financing options. Pet and tenant policies vary by building and are governed by condo association regulations. Location offers quick access to shopping, dining, Palm Beach area attractions and Palm Beach International Airport, making it a resort-oriented, amenity-forward senior community.