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Wellington

History Wellington, Florida was most famous for having the world's largest strawberry patch. It was also a swampland located in Central Palm Beach County until it was purchased by a man named C. Oliver Wellington. It was not a very busy town starting out with very little shopping centers and restaurants to attract tourist or potential residents. But has grown considerably since its development. Description Polo Players have grown to love Wellington making it famous for its polo games and its Winter Equestrian festival. Residents are relatively close to parks, the Mall at Wellington Green and quaint restaurants. It is also very close to West Palm Beach another equestrian city. Wellington is the perfect place to live for horse lovers or individuals who enjoy colorful landscaping and natural beauty. Residents Wellington, FL still has a relatively small population making it feel more like a close knit family rather than on over populated city. More than 54,791 residents call this place home. The average annual income for singles is around $40,726 and $84,078 for families with two working adults. There are more residents between the ages of 25 and 44 living in the city of Wellington. The poverty level for families is 2.9% and 4.3% for singles, which is relatively low compared to other United States cities. Wellington rental homes offer luxury living at an affordable price. Homes Rental Housing There are more homeowners in the city of Wellington than renters. However, the rental opportunities are beginning to boom. There are plenty of Wellington apartments for rent close to the local golf courses and country clubs. There are numerous trails to ride horses or play polo. Most Wellington rental houses offer potential residents a furnished or unfurnished option. That is convenient for individuals moving from out of state. There are even apartments that are pet friendly so finding a new home for beloved animals are not necessary. $960 will get you 1200 sq. ft of living space. The maximum price for renting a condo ranges from $1,242 to 2,011 for a spacious 1484 sq. ft. most houses try to include large walk in closets, club houses, fitness centers and onsite maintenance for its tenants making Wellington a desirable place to live. Fun Stuff Wellington has a host of restaurants to satisfy a range of eaters. There is La Fagota Mexican Restaurant for authentic Mexican cuisine. Diners can have a full Mexican experience at this friendly restaurant. China Tokyo restaurant caters to sushi lovers providing Asian cuisine with a twist and Buca Di Beppo is one of the city's best Italian restaurants. The restaurant has a vibrant and lively crowd so the more guest the merrier. Individuals looking for Wellington rentals can stay at a nearby hotel with affordable accommodations while they do their search. Families looking to enjoy a family night out will enjoy a trip to the Reel World Wellington Cinema 8. The theater plays all of the latest movies at a budget friendly price the whole family will enjoy.