Tequesta, Florida is located at the northeastern tip of the Palm Beach’s and just south of Martin County. The Village is a family community rich in natural beauty and culture. The village borders the Loxahatchee River and the Atlantic Ocean. The natural beauty of Tequesta on the Treasure Coast stretches from the river to the ocean, with miles of waterfront properties. The Tequesta area offers a number beautiful unique quite neighborhoods and it is a wonderful place to live.
The population of Tequesta is changing and many new residents are making this town their home. Everyone loves visiting the new town center. This is a great place to meet new people and enjoy the magnificent surroundings. The beautiful new Village Center includes a theaters, retail shopping, restaurants, business, and the village offices.
Tequesta has a new post office and library and they are located in easy walking distance to the town center. A new subdivision Tequesta Oaks is also a part of the new town center area.
Tequesta started as one man's vision and has now become a thriving Village with miles of waterfront property. From the serene Loxahatchee River to the breathtaking ocean front homes, residents are drawn to Tequesta by natural beauty.
A mix of quiet single family home neighborhoods and secure condominium complexes attract families, working professionals and retirees to the Village.
Tequesta also has a wealth of cultural and recreational activities for every age. The Village is home to the Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art.
There are plenty of shops, stores and service businesses located in Tequesta along with churches of various faiths. New residents and visitors are greeted with a strong sense of community and a genuine hometown friendliness.
Beaches
On the Treasure Coast, the beaches are an integral part of our lifestyle. When it comes to beachfront, we have the rare blessing of both quality and quantity.
We enjoy an incredible 70 miles of beaches year-round, with over 40 public beach parks and many more private and public beach accesses. We also enjoy ocean-side experiences so spectacular that it is difficult to completely describe in words.
On one of our many sunny days, with clear blue skies above, gentle breezes blowing all around, and the gentile sounds of the surf in the background, it seems as if there is not a more glorious place in the world. You’ll see people enjoying long, leisurely walks along the beach, some in search of shells, and children having the time of their lives playing in the surf and sand.
Fishermen cast their lines from the shore and you can occasionally share their exhilaration as they make their catch. There is always a quiet spot to read a good book or just relax in your favorite beach chair. Time stands still as you share the warmth of the sun and the refreshing splash of the Atlantic waters with the other beach lovers. Visitors often tell us that the beaches are more beautiful than they could have imagined.
North Palm Beach County
People can name a great many reasons for choosing northern Palm Beach County as the ideal area in which to live, work, retire or vacation. Take a few moments to consider all of the amazing things that this Treasure Coast jewel has to offer.
The area extending from Northlake Blvd. to the Martin county line has experienced tremendous growth since the 1980s, a pace which has been hastened by the transportation advantages of 1-95, Florida's Turnpike and u.s. 1. Another factor is its close proximity to Palm Beach International Airport.
People are drawn to the area by its ambiance. It has many waterways, plentiful golf courses, wonderful beaches and parks. Luxury waterfront condominiums and upscale gated golf and yacht club communities tempt visitors who are looking for a place to spend the good life.
Shopping is excellent due in part to upscale shopping centers such as the popular Gardens of the Palm Beaches and Oakbrook Square. The many restaurants located throughout the area could keep a food critic busy an entire year. New ones open and long-time favorites get better.
The area has good schools and state-of-the-art health care facilities. Branches of Palm Beach Community College, Barry University and Florida Atlantic University provide educational opportunities for students seeking degrees and adults interested in continuing education and self-improvement classes.
The area abounds in cultural opportunities. The 750-seat Eissey Campus Performing Arts Center features professional dramas, concerts and musical events. A regional library is located across the street.
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