Lakefront Pool Home in Woods Walk 2 — Lake Worth, FL
Lakefront lots on Cypress Wood Court almost never turn over. When one does, it combines the lake view, a fully designed outdoor living space, and a home with real updates — not just cosmetics.
Woods Walk 2 — Cypress Wood Court, Lake Worth FL. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, just over 2,200 sq ft. CBS construction 1988. Open-air heated saltwater pool and spa. Arcadia louvered patio system. Custom lighting, ceiling fans, turf putting green, and fire pit at the lake’s edge. Custom teak cabinets and bar, Italian porcelain tile, modern electric fireplace, split floor plan, volume ceilings. Dual AC (~4 years), impact windows and doors throughout. HOA ~$75/month. Verify current listing status, price, and availability directly with Brian Wilder at 561-201-4717.
I’ve been selling homes in west Lake Worth since before Discovery Key Elementary existed. Woods Walk was one of the first neighborhoods I learned inside and out — which lots back to the lake, which to the canal, where families stay long-term. Cypress Wood Court is the quiet cul-de-sac at the back of Woods Walk 2. The lakefront lots here almost never turn over.
Property details reflect information available at time of publication. Listing status, price, and availability should be verified directly with Brian Wilder at 561-201-4717 before scheduling a showing or making decisions.
Property at a Glance
The Backyard They Built
The owners didn’t just add a pool. They created an outdoor room — and it works year-round, including January.
- Open-air heated saltwater pool and spa — no screened enclosure trapping cold air. This pool actually gets used in January.
- Arcadia louvered patio system — open on clear nights, closed when afternoon storms roll through. Adjustable without committing to one position.
- Custom lighting and ceiling fans — usable day or night, year-round
- Turf putting green — no mowing, no fertilizing
- Fire pit at the lake’s edge — positioned for sunset views from the back of the property
Here’s what most buyers don’t realize until they’ve owned one: screened enclosures stay cold. An open-air heated pool is a different product entirely.
The House Itself
Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, just over 2,200 square feet. Built in 1988 with solid CBS construction — the kind that holds up in Florida weather. Split floor plan with volume ceilings, giving the home a much larger feel than the square footage suggests.
Interior updated with a mid-century modern influence:
- Custom teak kitchen cabinets and bar — durable hardwood with warm aesthetics
- Italian porcelain tile floors — high-quality flooring in main living areas
- Custom feature wall and modern electric fireplace — focal point in the main living space
- Split floor plan with volume ceilings throughout
The Systems That Actually Matter
For a 1988 home, the system status is as important as the finishes:
- Dual air conditioning systems, both approximately four years old — if one goes down in August, the other keeps the house livable. This redundancy matters in Florida summers.
- Water heater the same age — consistent with the HVAC replacement window
- Every window and door is impact glass — no shutters to install, and insurance companies take notice. Impact windows are one of the most significant factors for homeowner insurance eligibility and cost in Florida.
The Neighborhood — Woods Walk 2
Woods Walk offers the Wellington lifestyle without the Wellington tax bill. HOA is about $75 per month and covers common areas, tennis courts, basketball courts, playgrounds, and walking paths along the canal.
Discovery Key Elementary and Emerald Cove Middle are both nearby. Families tend to stay here — this is not a high-turnover neighborhood. Cypress Wood Court, as a cul-de-sac, has minimal through-traffic and a quieter feel within the broader community.
Who This Home Is For
- Buyers who want lakefront living without paying Wellington prices
- Buyers who want a backyard they’ll actually use year-round — not just a screened lanai that stays cold in winter
- Families prioritizing school continuity in an established, low-turnover neighborhood
- Buyers who want solid CBS construction with real updates on systems, not just cosmetics
Come late afternoon if you can — that’s when the lake really shows itself.
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Interested in Seeing It?
Call or text directly to verify current listing status, schedule a showing, or ask questions about the property, the neighborhood, or how it compares to other lakefront options in the Lake Worth area. Bilingual coordination available with Lucy Lopez.
Call or text Brian: 561-201-4717
Brian Wilder
The Wilder Real Estate Group · Keller Williams Wellington
In business since 1996 · 1,500+ Palm Beach County homes sold
Bilingual coordination with Lucy Lopez: 561-285-8809
561-201-4717
Listing status reflects information available at time of publication. Property details — current list price, listing status, exact address, system ages, and HOA — should be confirmed directly with Brian Wilder and through MLS, county records, and professional inspection before making any offer. HOA amounts are approximate and should be verified with HOA management. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity.