Why Live in Olympia
Olympia in Wellington, FL, is a neighborhood known for its resort-style amenities and suburban charm. Located on the east side of Wellington, Olympia features homes along winding canals and lakes, with two guard-gated subdivisions, Olympia and Village Walk, ensuring a lifestyle focused on comfort and peace of mind. The neighborhood is pet-friendly and family-oriented, with residents often seen boating or fishing in the lakes. Homes in Olympia exhibit Spanish Revival and Mediterranean designs, characterized by barrel roof tiles, arches, warm colors, and stucco exteriors. Many properties have in-ground pools and were built in the 2000s, offering a mix of single-story ranchers and two-story estates.
Residents enjoy a variety of recreational facilities, including a private clubhouse with greenspace, a wetland preserve, and courts for volleyball, pickleball, tennis, and basketball. Olympia Park provides facilities for baseball, football, and track, while the nearby Banyan Golf Club offers an 18-hole course and tennis courts. Okeheelee Park, less than 4 miles northwest, features an equestrian center, a 27-hole public golf course, a BMX track, and lake access for boating and fishing.
Shopping and dining options are abundant at the Wellington Green complex, which includes the Mall at Wellington Green with stores like Dillard’s, Macy’s, and Apple, as well as nearby Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods Market. Local schools, such as Equestrian Trails Elementary School, Emerald Cove Middle School, and Palm Beach Central High School, are highly rated. Olympia is 13 miles southwest of downtown West Palm Beach and 45 miles north of Fort Lauderdale, with Palm Beach International Airport 11 miles away. The neighborhood is safer than the national average.