Delaire Country Club

It suits buyers who want a private, golf-oriented community with a slower pace and pool-home living. The setting is contained and residential, and its Delray Beach location keeps you close to the wider area's dining and coastline. It's best for those prioritizing club lifestyle over walkable urban energy.

Yes, it sits firmly in the luxury tier. The median list price is $1,174,500, with active homes ranging from $799,000 to $1,550,000, and homes that sold over the past year did so at a median of $1,700,000. For comparison, alternatives like Delray Colonial offer entry into the area at more modest price points.

Expect to pay around $490 per square foot, with a median home size near 2,349 square feet. Current active listings run from $799,000 to $1,550,000, and closed sales over the last year reached a median of $1,700,000. Both homes on the market right now include private pools.

It's low-inventory and deliberate. Only two homes are active and four have sold in the past year, with a median 106.5 days on market, so buyers should be patient and prepared to move on the right listing. Sellers average 94% of asking, meaning realistic offers carry the day.

Property taxes here run a median of about $11,544 per year, in line with the neighborhood's higher home values. HOA figures aren't reflected in the current active data, but a country-club community like this typically carries club and association costs, so confirm the specifics on any home you're considering. Your agent can pull exact dues before you write an offer.