What Makes Lighthouse Point
Special
A Canal for Every Street
What sets Lighthouse Point apart from most waterfront communities in South Florida is the sheer density of navigable water. The city's canal network is deep enough for large vessels and connects directly to the Intracoastal without fixed bridges, making it a true offshore boating base. Many homes include lifts, davits, and covered slips.
Small City, Big Identity
Lighthouse Point has its own city government, police force, and a strong sense of civic pride. Residents have consistently voted against annexation by neighboring cities, and the community actively manages its own character. Neighborhood events, a local yacht club, and a long-established social scene give it a cohesion that larger communities rarely achieve.
Perfectly Positioned
Hillsboro Inlet sits at the southern tip of the city, offering quick offshore access for sport fishermen and pleasure boaters alike. Boca Raton is minutes to the north, Fort Lauderdale to the south, and both Pompano and Deerfield beaches are within easy reach. It is a quiet city with excellent connectivity to everything South Florida offers.