Lake Rogers Isle homes for saleDeep-water canal homes with no fixed bridges, minutes from the beach in northeast Boca Raton

Living in Lake Rogers Isle

Lake Rogers Isle sits in the 33431 ZIP code between Federal Highway and the Intracoastal Waterway, a short distance south of Spanish River Boulevard. Its streets end in deep-water canals that open onto Lake Rogers and the Intracoastal, so most homes here have their own docks. Because there are no fixed bridges between these canals and the inlets, sailboats and tall center-consoles can reach the Atlantic without waiting on clearance.

The neighborhood is a mix of established homes and newer custom builds like 764 NE 33rd St, built in 2016.

Boating from Lake Rogers Isle

From the canals, the Intracoastal is a few minutes away. Head south past Lake Boca to the Boca Raton Inlet for the shortest run to open water, or north up the waterway toward Delray Beach. The Hillsboro Inlet is a short run further south.

Beaches and parks

Spanish River Park, with its oceanfront beach, nature trails and lagoon, sits just across the Intracoastal. Red Reef Park and Gumbo Limbo Nature Center, home to Boca Raton's sea turtle rehabilitation center, are just south along A1A.

Schools

• J. C. Mitchell Elementary School · grades PK-5 · 1.3 mi
• Boca Raton Community Middle School · grades 6-8 · 2.9 mi
• Boca Raton Community High School · grades 9-12 · 2.9 mi

School assignments come from GreatSchools and can change. Confirm with the School District of Palm Beach County.

Dining, shopping and travel

Mizner Park and downtown Boca Raton are a short drive south, with restaurants, galleries and the Mizner Park Amphitheater. Town Center at Boca Raton is the area's largest mall. Boca Raton Airport handles private jets, Brightline trains run from downtown to Miami and Orlando, and Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach international airports are each about half an hour away.