WELLINGTON Seasonal Rentals

Palm Beach County, Florida

Wellington Seasonal Rentals

Homes and farms for the winter equestrian season. Licensed leasing help for tenants and owners.

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Guides

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Areas

Where we work

Palm Beach (the island)

The town of Palm Beach runs about 16 miles along a barrier island between the Atlantic and Lake Worth Lagoon, with estate sections on both the ocean and lake sides and strict town architectural review.

Manalapan

A small oceanfront town south of Palm Beach where the barrier island narrows, so many estates run ocean-to-Intracoastal.

Jupiter & Jupiter Island

Northern Palm Beach County and the Town of Jupiter Island just over the Martin County line: large waterfront parcels, deepwater access near Jupiter Inlet, and a quieter, private character.

West Palm Beach

Downtown and Flagler Drive waterfront towers, historic neighborhoods such as El Cid and Flamingo Park, and Intracoastal estates along South Flagler.

Gulf Stream & Ocean Ridge

Small oceanfront towns between Boynton Beach and Delray Beach with low density and private-club character.

Boca Raton

Gated waterfront communities, Intracoastal estates and oceanfront condominiums in south Palm Beach County.

North Palm Beach & Palm Beach Gardens

Intracoastal and canal-front homes, golf communities and marina access in the northern county.

Wellington

Palm Beach County's equestrian center, home to the winter show season and polo, with farms ranging from a few acres to large estates.

How it works

1

Tell us what you need

Share your goals, budget, timing and must-haves.

2

Get a private consultation

A Florida-licensed agent reviews your request and follows up personally.

3

Search, negotiate, close

Representation through showings, due diligence, negotiation and closing.

FAQ

Common questions

When do seasonal leases start?

Commonly in late fall or early winter, aligned with the show season.

Do I need to register a rental?

Some jurisdictions require it. Check Village and county rules.

Are utilities included?

Varies by lease. Ask for caps or estimates.

Is there tax on short-term rentals?

Florida generally taxes rentals of six months or less. Check how it applies to your lease.

How far ahead should I book?

Many tenants book months ahead.

Start here

Tell us what you need.

A licensed agent will follow up personally. No obligation.

1

Tell us what you need

Share your goals, budget, timing and must-haves.

2

Get a private consultation

A Florida-licensed agent reviews your request and follows up personally.

3

Search, negotiate, close

Representation through showings, due diligence, negotiation and closing.