The Gleneagles Country Club

It suits buyers who want a gated, amenity-rich community with pools and water views built into daily life — 15 of the 16 active listings have a pool and 13 are waterfront. It's western Delray Beach, so you get quiet residential streets with the coast and downtown a manageable drive away. If you like maintained grounds over sprawling private lots, it's an easy fit.

It's moderate for the Delray Beach market, with a median list price of $349,000 and closings running around $335,000. Prices stretch from $129,000 up to $725,000, so you can find both an entry-level condo-style home and something considerably larger. For comparison shopping, it's worth looking at nearby Pines Of Delray North too.

Expect a median list price of $349,000 and an average of about $243 per square foot, with a typical home around 1,581 square feet. The range is wide — $129,000 to $725,000 across the 16 active listings — so budget and size drive where you land.

It's a measured, buyer-friendly market: homes take a median of 66 days to sell and sellers are getting about 93% of asking on average. With 9 homes closed over the past year and 16 currently active, inventory turns slowly enough to give you time to negotiate. You can track new listings on the live map.

Median property taxes here run about $1,853 per year, which is relatively light. HOA figures aren't listed in the current data, but expect community dues given the gated sections and shared pools — confirm the exact amount per listing before you write an offer. Comparing dues against communities like Delray Colonial can help you gauge value.