410 W Palm St

A low-rise condominium community built in 1976, this two-story complex offers primarily two-bedroom floorplans alongside a mix of one-bedroom units across a compact footprint. The architecture is typical of mid-1970s South Florida condo design: modest massing, low-pitched roofs, and practical outdoor living spaces such as screened patios, balconies, and ground-level porches. Interior units commonly feature main-level primary bedrooms, walk-in closets in some plans, a mix of separate showers and tub-shower combinations, pantry or breakfast areas, and combined living/dining layouts that emphasize efficient, casual coastal living. Common building amenities are simple and utilitarian — shared laundry facilities, picnic/outdoor living areas, and limited storage options. Exterior features include assigned parking, storm security shutters or impact windows in many units, awnings, and modest landscaping. The association appears to have low HOA fees and relaxed rental rules, creating flexibility for owners and investors. Maintenance updates are evident in many listings: replaced roofs, newer HVAC systems, updated kitchens and baths, and hurricane-impact windows. Located within walking distance of Lantana Beach, local restaurants, grocery stores, and transit, the property caters to a convenience-oriented, beach-adjacent lifestyle in a small-scale residential neighborhood.