LAKE WORTH, FL - Greystar, a global leader in the investment, development, and management of real estate, announced that Elan Palm Reserve is now welcoming move-ins. Elan Palm Reserve has 384 apartments, 88 of which are workforce housing, in one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans that range in size from 749 sq. ft. to 1,374 sq. ft.
All residences have stylish quartz countertops, pendant lighting, warm-toned hardwood-style flooring, in-home full-size washer and dryer, gourmet island or peninsula kitchens with GE stainless steel appliances, personal balcony or terrace and a spacious closet in the primary bedroom. Select apartments will also include dual vanity sinks, standalone showers, oversized soaking tubs and flex space that is perfect for working from home.
The community features several amenities that allow residents to relax, including a serenity pool with ledge chaise loungers, poolside kitchen with grills and outdoor dining, a fireside lounge for stargazing, hammocks for daydreaming, a lake with paved trails, a lakeside terrace with a fire table and gaming lawn, a second-story veranda with a summer kitchen and lounges, and a gated dog park with shade. Other amenities include co-working spaces and private studies, community-wide Wi-Fi, a 24-hour fitness center with cardio and free weights and on-site EV charging kiosks.
Elan Palm Reserve is in a great location close to retail and just minutes from the beach, shopping districts, creative scenes and entertainment options. Neighboring food options include Chick-fil-a and Panda Express. The community is close to I-95, which provides access to other Florida cities including Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, as well as the West Palm Beach International Airport.
"We are extremely pleased to welcome residents and invite people to come tour Elan Palm Reserve," Ana Pedrajo, Senior Director of Development, Greystar, said. "The community was designed to provide resort-style living and be a retreat for residents, so they feel that they are always in vacation mode."