A seasonal rental is a furnished property leased for the winter months, usually between November and April. Most seasonal leases range from three to six months and are popular with snowbirds and winter residents seeking warm weather during the northern winter.

The South Palm Beach County season generally runs November through April. Demand builds in late spring and summer, and many of the most desirable properties are reserved months before winter begins.

Most seasonal rentals in Boca Raton, Highland Beach, and Delray Beach are secured between May and August for the upcoming winter. Oceanfront condominiums and downtown properties often book even earlier.

Yes. Nearly all seasonal rentals are offered fully furnished and move-in ready — kitchenware, linens, and access to building amenities included.

Options include oceanfront condominiums, luxury high-rise residences, golf community homes, townhouses, and waterfront properties along the Intracoastal Waterway.

Resort-style amenities are standard: swimming pools, fitness centers, beach access, concierge services, and secure parking. Oceanfront buildings often include private beach service and full-service facilities.

Winter rentals range from approximately $5,000 to over $30,000 per month depending on location, amenities, and proximity to the ocean or downtown districts — with luxury oceanfront residences reaching $50,000+.

A unique combination of warm winter climate, oceanfront living, golf communities, walkable downtowns, and easy access to dining, entertainment, and culture makes the area one of Florida’s most desirable seasonal markets.