Hidden Hollow

It suits buyers who want a quiet, spacious setting inside Palm Beach Gardens without a lot of through-traffic. The homes here are larger — a median of about 2,593 square feet — and many come with water views or pools. It's a small neighborhood, so it trades bustle for privacy near established areas like Pga National.

It's a high-end pocket, with a median list price of $913,450 and homes ranging from $755,000 to $950,000. At an average of $363 per square foot, pricing reflects the larger floor plans and water-and-pool features common here. Buyers should plan for the upper end of the Gardens market.

Current listings run from $755,000 to $950,000 with a median list price of $913,450. The one home sold in the past year closed at $565,000, so there's a spread between older resales and today's active inventory. You can track live pricing on the live map.

It's a thin, slow-moving market with just 4 active listings and a median 67.5 days on market. Only one home sold in the past 12 months, but sellers averaged 100% of asking, meaning well-priced homes hold their value. The low volume gives serious buyers time to evaluate without a bidding-war rush.

The median property tax here runs about $5,733 per year, in line with the neighborhood's higher price points. HOA figures aren't currently reported for the active listings, so confirm any dues directly on the specific home. Compare taxes and fees against nearby Garden Oaks as you narrow your search.