Nautilus 220

Most new luxury condos in the Palm Beaches are still renderings. Nautilus 220 is built. The two 24-story towers at 220 Lake Shore Drive opened in March 2026 on the Lake Park Harbor Marina, which means buyers can walk the amenity decks, stand on a terrace and see the actual view before they decide. That is the clearest difference between this building and the pre-construction towers in downtown West Palm Beach.

Lake Park sits just north of West Palm Beach, close to downtown and close to the beaches, so Nautilus 220 works as a nearby alternative for buyers who like the West Palm Beach lifestyle but want a finished building on the water. Owners also get private beach club access on Singer Island.

The scale is large: 330 residences, one to four bedrooms, about 1,100 to 3,400 sq ft. The developer, Forest Development, describes unobstructed views of the marina, the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic. The building also carries 14,550 sq ft of waterfront restaurant space, 8,000 sq ft of retail and 13,000 sq ft of office suites at ground level, so the marina side of the property is not just a parking podium.

Availability is organized by tower. Harborside residences sit on floors three through five, in one-, two- and three-bedroom plans. The North tower carries most of the two-bedroom, 2.5-bath plans at roughly 1,500 sq ft, plus the larger B.01 three-bedroom plans and the Sky Suites, three-bedroom, 3.5-bath homes of about 2,850 sq ft with a summer kitchen and hot tub on the terrace. The South tower holds the larger plans, including 3,149 sq ft three-bedrooms and a 3,414 sq ft penthouse-level residence.

As of September 10, 2026, developer availability ran from about $1.28M for a North tower two-bedroom to $4.8M for the largest South tower residence. Pricing moves with floor, view and terrace size, so the same plan can differ by several hundred thousand dollars from one floor to the next. Terraces vary widely too, from about 220 sq ft to more than 2,300 sq ft on one South tower plan with a private rooftop terrace.

Owners are also reselling. In early November 2026 the MLS showed roughly 50 active resale listings at 220 Lake Shore Drive, mostly two- and three-bedroom plans, priced from just under $1M to about $4.6M. That is a much larger and more varied pool than the developer's own list, so comparing both is worth the time.

The one-acre sixth-floor deck is the centerpiece: a resort-style pool with beach entry and wading area, a sundeck with cabanas, a gazebo lounge with a fire pit, a large multi-jet spa, a Brazilian wood yoga deck, a summer kitchen, a putting green and an off-leash dog run with wash station. The north tower roof adds an infinity-edge spa, a lap pool and an observation deck.

Indoors, about 43,000 sq ft covers a wellness plaza with gym, Peloton and yoga studios, sauna and steam rooms, a club room, billiards and card tables, an event room and conference rooms. The fifth floor is the entertainment level: theater lounge, golf simulator, mini-bowling with a bar, a soundproof music and podcast studio, a kids playroom and a teen gaming room. Owners also get private beach club access on Singer Island.

Lake Park is a small town on the north end of the Intracoastal corridor, a short drive north of downtown West Palm Beach and close to Singer Island. Nautilus 220 is the completed anchor of what the developer calls the Lake Park Marina Waterfront District.

Planned pieces include a renovated and expanded public marina for boats up to 100 feet, an automated dry-storage building for 300 boats, a three-level restaurant on the point, a second condominium building called Oculina, and The Kelsey, a 200-room hotel with rooftop event space. Within Nautilus 220 itself, the developer lists Seahawk Prime by David Burke and The 19th Hole featuring a Topgolf Swing Suite. These are plans, not open venues, so check timing before you count on them in a purchase decision.

Buyers weighing Nautilus 220 against downtown West Palm Beach are comparing a completed tower on a working marina with a walkable downtown address. The trade is clear. In Lake Park you get a finished building, large amenity decks and a boating setting, but downtown dining and the Brightline station are a drive away rather than a walk. If you want to see how it stacks up against buildings in town, the DO Homes Group team can pull comparable units and walk you through both. Contact Christine Dekant or John Oliver.