Century Village West Palm Beach Homes for Sale West Palm Beach, Florida
The original Century Village: a 55+ condominium community in West Palm Beach with a clubhouse, theater, pools and units from the 1970s.
About Century Village West Palm Beach
Century Village West Palm Beach was the first of the Century Villages, built from the late 1960s through the early 1980s off Okeechobee Boulevard. It is a 55+ condominium community with a large clubhouse and theater, pools, courts and a shuttle, and it remains one of the least expensive places to own in Palm Beach County. Check each building's inspection and reserve status, because they differ widely.
What is for sale right now: 86 condominiums. Homes run from about 465 to 1,062 square feet and were built between 1969 and 1983. 22 of the 86 listings are marked waterfront and 1 have a private pool. 86 listings report an association fee, from about $305 to $800. The typical listing has been on the market about 96 days.
At a glance: 55+, condo.
Century Village West Palm Beach market snapshot
Drawn from the 86 Century Village West Palm Beach listings active in the MLS on September 11, 2026. The live count and listings above refresh every 10 minutes.
$116,000
Median asking price across 86 active listings.
$49,900 – $279,000
Full range currently on the market.
$152/sq ft
Median asking price per square foot.
465 – 1,062 sq ft
Size range of homes for sale.
1 – 2 bedrooms
What is available right now.
Built 1969 – 1983
Year built across current inventory.
These are active asking prices, not closed sales. For what homes have actually sold for in Century Village West Palm Beach, ask us for a free market analysis — we pull it from the MLS.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The questions buyers ask us most about Century Village West Palm Beach. Figures come from the MLS feed as of September 11, 2026 and move with the market.
How much do homes cost in Century Village West Palm Beach?
Across the 86 Century Village West Palm Beach listings active in the MLS as of September 11, 2026, the median asking price is $116,000, with a range of $49,900 to $279,000 and a median of $152 per square foot. These are asking prices, not closed sales. Ask us for a free market analysis if you want to know what has actually sold.
How many homes are for sale in Century Village West Palm Beach right now?
86 as of September 11, 2026. The count at the top of this page comes from our BeachesMLS feed and refreshes every 10 minutes, so it reflects the market as it stands rather than a figure typed in once.
What are the HOA fees in Century Village West Palm Beach?
86 of the 86 active listings report an association fee, ranging from about $305 to $800. Fees here vary by building and section, so confirm what a specific fee covers before you compare two homes.
What size are the homes and when were they built?
Homes on the market run from about 465 to 1,062 square feet, with 1 to 2 bedrooms, and were built between 1969 and 1983.
Is Century Village West Palm Beach a 55+ community?
Yes. Century Village West Palm Beach is an age-restricted 55+ community, so at least one resident of each home must be 55 or older under the association's rules. The exact occupancy and guest rules are in the governing documents, which we pull for you before you write an offer.
How long do homes take to sell in Century Village West Palm Beach?
The homes currently listed have been on the market a median of about 96 days. That is a snapshot of active listings, not closed sales; ask us for the closed-sale figures if you are pricing a home to sell.
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