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Coastal Condos Nautilus 220

Coastal Condos · Lake Park

Nautilus 220

Nautilus 220 is a coastal condominium in Lake Park, in northern Palm Beach County, with 337 residential properties, all condominium residences. There were 4 sales in the past year, at a median price of $2.1 million.

Source: Beaches MLS as of October 31, 2026

Findings

The Nautilus 220 market today

  • 48 homes are for sale against 4 sales in the past year, about 144.0 months of supply.
Sales in the past year4November 1, 2025 to October 31, 2026
Median sold price$2.07MBased on 4 sales
Median price per sq ft$1,163Based on 4 sales
Median days to contractLimited salesFewer than 3 sales (2 in this period)
Active listings48Median asking $1.968M
Under contract4Pending or active under contract
Months of supply144.0Active listings ÷ monthly sales pace
Residential properties3371% minimum: 3 sales

Buyer and seller questions

Answers from the data

What do homes in Nautilus 220 sell for?

The median sale in the past year was $2.07M, based on 4 sales.

How fast do homes go under contract?

Contract dates were limited in the past year (2 usable), so no median is shown. At least 3 are needed.

How many homes are for sale?

48 active listings and 4 under contract, about 144.0 months of supply.

Have prices gone up over ten years?

Sales were limited in one of the two periods, so no comparison is shown. Each needs at least 3.

Ten-year trends

Price per square foot since 2016

$0$625$1,250$1,1630201602017020180201902020020210202202023020240202542026*Median price per sq ftSales per year
* 2026 runs through the reporting date. Years with limited sales (fewer than the 1% minimum) show no price point.
YearSalesMedian priceMedian $/sq ftMedian daysHighest sale
2026 to date4$2.07M$1,163Limited sales$4,200,000
20250UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20240UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20230UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20220UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20210UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20200UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20190UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20180UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20170UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–
20160UnavailableUnavailableUnavailable–

Years marked Limited sales had fewer than 3 usable sales.

Matched-period changes

Same months, different years

Compared withThenNowChange
Jan 1 to October 31, 20250 sales4 salesLimited sales
Jan 1 to October 31, 20210 sales4 salesLimited sales
Jan 1 to October 31, 20160 sales4 salesLimited sales

Median price per living square foot, January 1 through the same month and day in each year. Prices are not adjusted for inflation, and they describe the homes that sold, not how much any one home gained.

Budget bands

Where the money is

Price rangeSold in the past yearFor sale now
Under $1.8M120
$1.8M to under $2M16
$2M to under $2.8M114
$2.8M and above18

Bands split the past year's sold prices into quarters, rounded to clean steps. Listings are placed by asking price.

Negotiating room

Sold price against asking

Of final asking price98.6%Based on 4 sales
Of original asking price98.6%Based on 4 sales

Recent sales

Latest closings

ClosedTypePrice$/sq ft
09/21/26Condominium$1.2M$651
04/27/26Condominium$4.2M$1,334
04/24/26Condominium$2.24M$1,259
04/16/26Condominium$1.9M$1,067

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Selling in Nautilus 220?

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How to read this page

Dates. Market figures run through October 31, 2026. The past year means November 1, 2025 through October 31, 2026.

When a figure appears. A figure appears only when it rests on at least 3 sales here, which is 1% of the 337 residential properties. Below that, the page says so and still shows the count.

What it means. These are medians of closed MLS sales, not appraisals or asking prices. Read the full methodology.

Full data notes

These figures combine BeachesMLS sales and listing records with Palm Beach County property appraiser tax-roll records. The tax roll sets the count of residential properties, lots included, and that count sets the 1% minimum. See every rule on the Methodology page.