Seagate Country Club At The Hamlet

It's a gated, pool-heavy community on the quieter west side of Delray Beach, well suited to buyers who want privacy and space near town. With 15 of 17 active homes offering pools and 7 behind gates, the appeal is a low-key, resort-style residential setting. Central Delray dining and beach are a manageable drive east.

Yes — this is an upper-bracket neighborhood, with a median list price of $1,750,000 and 12 of the 17 active homes priced above $1M. Listings currently range from $269,999 all the way to $4,999,995, so there's a wide spread depending on size, water frontage, and condition.

Homes here average about $606 per square foot, with a median size around 2,450 square feet. Over the past 12 months, 6 homes sold at a median price of $1,325,000, which sits below the current median list price and reflects a market where buyers can negotiate.

There are 17 active listings and homes are moving deliberately, with a median 86 days on market. Sellers have been accepting roughly 93% of asking over the last year, so there's meaningful room to negotiate — compare it against nearby Delray Colonial if you want a lower price point.

The median property tax here runs about $9,232 per year, in line with the neighborhood's higher price points. HOA figures aren't currently reported in the data, so confirm dues directly on any specific listing before you make an offer.