Lakeside Landing Royal Palm Beach: D.R. Horton Townhome Prices
Lakeside Landing in Royal Palm Beach, ZIP 33411, is a D.R. Horton townhome community, and 18 of its townhomes closed between February 27 and October 6, 2026 at prices from $471,000 to $490,000. Eight more were listed in the MLS on October 18, starting at $501,990. All are three bedrooms and three baths, at 1,826 or 1,903 square feet.
How much do Lakeside Landing townhomes cost?
Here is what the MLS shows today, and it is the number to start from, not a brochure price.
| Measure | Closed sales | Listed for sale October 18, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| How many | 18 new-construction townhomes, February 27 to October 6, 2026 | 8 |
| Price range | $471,000 to $490,000 | $501,990 to $519,000 |
| Middle price | $479,000 | about $510,000 |
| Bedrooms / baths | 3 / 3 | 3 / 3 |
| Size | 1,826 or 1,903 sq ft | 1,826 or 1,903 sq ft |
| Association fee in MLS | $185 | $185 per month |
Source: Flexmls (BeachesMLS), pulled October 18, 2026. One earlier townhome sale in the same community, on January 9, 2026, closed at $535,990 and the listing has no size or bedroom data, so it is left out of the table.
The six most recent closings, between September 10 and October 6, ranged from $472,000 to $480,000. Asking prices today start about $22,000 above the highest of those six. That gap is the first thing I would raise with the builder's sales team.
What size are the townhomes?
The MLS lists two sizes. The 1,826 square foot version closed at $471,000 to $490,000 across 7 sales, and the 1,903 square foot version closed at $472,000 to $489,000 across 11 sales. So the extra 77 square feet has not carried a clear price premium in the closings. Today the 1,903 square foot homes list from $501,990 to $514,990, and the 1,826 square foot homes list at $515,990 and $519,000. Ask why the smaller plan is listed higher right now.
Both sizes are listed as three bedrooms and three baths, built in 2025 or 2026. The listings show D.R. Horton as the builder on the homes that name one. I am not naming the floor plan models here, because the MLS does not and I would rather give you what I can verify.
What to watch out for before you buy at Lakeside Landing
Start with the monthly number. The MLS shows a $185 monthly association fee on every Lakeside Landing listing I pulled. That tells you the amount, not what it covers. Ask for the association documents and ask whether any community development district charge appears on the tax bill. Add taxes and insurance, and compare the full payment, not the price.
Next, read the builder contract. It is the builder's paper. Deposits, completion dates, upgrade pricing and any lender incentive live in it, and an incentive tied to a specific lender can cost you elsewhere.
Last, hire your own inspector. A new home still needs an inspector who does not work for the builder.
I wrote a free guide on exactly this. It is called The Wilder Way to New Construction, and it covers what to get in writing and where buyers leave money on the table.
How does Lakeside Landing compare with other new townhomes in Palm Beach County?
Different towns, different builders, different monthly costs. For a Royal Palm Beach comparison, see our guide to Parkside at Tuttle Royale, a K. Hovnanian community in the same village. For a townhome price point south and east of here, see our Everton guide. Compare the monthly cost, not just the price, because association fees and any district charges vary from one community to the next.
The village page lists what else is on the market in Royal Palm Beach.
Selling your current home too?
If you own a place today, the timing of your sale matters as much as the price of the townhome. I will price the sale and the purchase together so one does not strand the other. Start with the seller guide, then get a number for your current home on the valuation page.
Lakeside Landing FAQ
Plan the inspections before closing
For a home still being built, arrange an independent pre-drywall inspection when the builder permits access, then a final inspection before closing. For a completed home, inspect its actual condition and review any remaining warranty. Put an 11th-month warranty review on your calendar when the warranty terms make that timing appropriate.
Before your first builder visit
Talk with Brian before registering online or visiting a sales center. Ask about the builder's agent-registration policy, and agree on representation and compensation terms before proceeding. Bring the complete quote and delivery schedule into the comparison.
Frequently asked questions
How much do townhomes cost at Lakeside Landing in Royal Palm Beach?
Eighteen new-construction townhomes closed there between February 27 and October 6, 2026 at $471,000 to $490,000, with a middle price of $479,000. Eight were listed on October 18, 2026 from $501,990 to $519,000 (Flexmls, pulled October 18, 2026).
How big are the Lakeside Landing townhomes?
The MLS lists two sizes, 1,826 and 1,903 square feet, both with three bedrooms and three baths. The listings show them built in 2025 or 2026.
What is the HOA at Lakeside Landing?
The MLS shows an association fee of $185 per month on the Lakeside Landing listings and closed sales I pulled. Ask for the association documents to see what it covers, and ask whether any community development district charge appears on the tax bill. Our free guide, The Wilder Way to New Construction, lists the questions to ask.
Who builds Lakeside Landing?
D.R. Horton is the builder named on the MLS listings that show one. The builder's contract controls deposits, completion dates and upgrades, so read it before you sign.
Where is Lakeside Landing?
It is in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, and the listings carry ZIP 33411. Check the exact address on any listing before you rely on a drive time.
Get The Wilder Way to New Construction
Selling your current home too? Plan the sale and the new-home closing together.
Thinking about Lakeside Landing?
Tell me which size you are looking at and what monthly payment you need to stay under, and I will tell you what to watch out for and what the recent closings say about price. Start with the guide below, or book a call.
Brian Wilder | 561-201-4717 | Brian@WilderREG.com
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Wilder Real Estate Group at Keller Williams Realty. In business since 1996, with 1,500+ clients served. Brian Wilder has been licensed since 1998.
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