Boca Greens Homes for Sale in Boca Raton, FL

About Boca Greens

Boca Greens offers a different alternative to many of Boca Raton’s traditional country club communities. All 586 residences are single-family homes, with mature landscaping, lakes and many properties offering golf-course or water views.

The community surrounds an 18-hole golf course originally designed by Joe Lee and later renovated by Kipp Schulties. The privately operated club also offers six tennis courts.

What makes Boca Greens particularly appealing is that country club membership is not mandatory. The golf and tennis club is privately owned and operated separately from the homeowners association, allowing buyers to enjoy the golf-course setting without being required to pay the substantial initiation fees and annual dues found in many Boca Raton country club communities.

Buyers should also know that the homeowners association itself does not operate a clubhouse, community swimming pool or recreational complex. The appeal here is primarily the guard-gated setting, single-family homes, golf and lake surroundings and the flexibility of optional club participation.

Daisy’s Perspective

Boca Greens is a community I would consider primarily for buyers who specifically want to live in western Boca Raton. It is pretty far west, located along State Road 7, so I think location should be part of the decision rather than something we gloss over.

The tradeoff is that buyers can get a guard-gated single-family home in a golf-course setting without committing to a mandatory country club membership. That can make a tremendous difference in the overall cost of ownership, especially compared with some of Boca Raton’s equity and mandatory-membership clubs.

The location is convenient to West Boca shopping, restaurants and South County Regional Park, and you are roughly 10–15 minutes from the Florida Turnpike and about 15–20 minutes from I-95, depending on traffic.

For someone who wants to be closer to downtown Boca, the beach or East Boca, I would probably look elsewhere. But for a buyer who likes western Boca, wants a single-family home and appreciates the golf-community atmosphere without the mandatory club expense, Boca Greens deserves consideration.

Frequently Asked Questions About Boca Greens

Is country club membership mandatory in Boca Greens?

No. Purchasing a home in Boca Greens does not require membership in Boca Greens Country Club. The golf and tennis club located within the community is privately owned and operated separately from the homeowners association.

How many homes are in Boca Greens?

Boca Greens has 586 single-family homes.

Does Boca Greens have a golf course?

Yes. An 18-hole golf course runs through the community. It was originally designed by Joe Lee and later renovated by Kipp Schulties.

How many tennis courts are at Boca Greens?

Boca Greens has six tennis courts located together within the privately operated club facilities.

Does Boca Greens have a community pool or HOA clubhouse?

No. The Boca Greens homeowners association does not operate a community pool, recreation center or clubhouse. The golf and tennis facilities are part of the separately operated club.

Is Boca Greens a 55+ community?

No. Boca Greens is not an age-restricted community.

Where is Boca Greens located?

Boca Greens is in West Boca Raton along State Road 7 between Glades Road and Yamato Road. The location is convenient to West Boca shopping, restaurants, parks and the Florida Turnpike, but buyers looking to be closer to East Boca or the beach should factor the western location into their search.