Boca Raton
Grand estates tucked behind private gates along the Intracoastal, family-friendly communities built for years of memories, and a downtown that keeps getting more exciting. In Boca Raton, luxury looks a little different depending on what kind of life you're building.
Boca Raton
From Intracoastal estates behind private gates to walkable downtown condos and master-planned family communities out west, Boca Raton holds some of South Florida's most sought-after addresses. Explore what sets each part of the city apart — and find the corner that feels like yours.
Waterfront living at its most established. East Boca holds the city's oldest and most prestigious addresses — deep-water estates along the Intracoastal, historic Mizner-era streets, and the walkable downtown around Mizner Park.
The Beach to I-95
Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club
Off Camino Real, east of Federal Highway + Read moreFounded in 1959 as part of Arvida's original vision for Boca Raton, Royal Palm is the city's most prestigious residential community and has been recognized by Forbes among the most expensive gated communities in the country. Deep-water dockage, a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, and a private yacht club sit behind the gates.
The Sanctuary
Off Spanish River Boulevard, on the Intracoastal + Read moreA guard-gated enclave of roughly 130 homes with deep-water dockage and no fixed bridges between the docks and the Boca Inlet — a rare combination that makes it a favorite among serious boating buyers. Many lots sit on private canals or directly on the Intracoastal.
Old Floresta
Between Palmetto Park Road and Glades Road, east of I-95 + Read moreBoca Raton's original planned neighborhood, laid out by Addison Mizner in the mid-1920s. Winding streets, mature banyan and royal palm canopy, and a collection of restored Mediterranean Revival homes make it one of the most distinctive addresses in the city. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Golden Harbour
Off East Palmetto Park Road, east of the Intracoastal bridge + Read moreA canal-front neighborhood where nearly every home has a dock and direct access to the Intracoastal. Heavy new-construction activity has replaced many original ranch homes with contemporary coastal builds, and the location puts downtown and the beach within a few minutes' drive.
Boca Villas & the Golden Triangle
North of Palmetto Park Road, near Mizner Park + Read moreOne of the most active teardown-and-rebuild pockets in the city, where mid-century homes are steadily being replaced by new coastal-modern construction. The draw is location: walking distance to Mizner Park, downtown dining, and a short ride to the beach.
Downtown & Resort Condominiums
Mizner Boulevard and the Boca Raton Resort grounds + Read moreAlina Residences and Mizner Tower set the top of the market, joined by Townsend Place and Palmetto Place for buyers who want a lock-and-leave home in the walkable core. Mizner Tower, on the grounds of The Boca Raton, holds 136 residences with wrap-around balconies over the ocean, Lake Boca, and the Intracoastal.
Zoned schools
- Addison Mizner Elementary
- J.C. Mitchell Elementary
- Boca Raton Community Middle
- Boca Raton Community High
School assignments vary by street and are subject to change — confirm current boundaries with the School District of Palm Beach County.
Boca's country club belt. Central Boca is where the city's established equity clubs sit — mature landscaping, championship golf, and a short drive to both downtown and the western corridor.
I-95 to Boca Rio Road
Broken Sound Club
Yamato Road at St. Andrews Boulevard + Read moreA mandatory-membership club spread across roughly 20 individual neighborhoods, with two championship courses, an extensive racquet program, and one of the most heavily renovated clubhouse campuses in the county. Housing ranges from villas and condos to custom estate homes, which makes it one of the broadest price ranges in central Boca.
Boca Grove Golf & Tennis Club
Off Boca Rio / Powerline Road, between Glades and Palmetto Park + Read moreBuilt on a 330-acre former Honeybell orange grove and founded in 1983, Boca Grove holds 444 residences around a Jim Fazio championship course. Its racquet program is among the most respected in the city, with Har-Tru clay courts, an Italian red clay stadium court, and a full pickleball complex.
Bocaire Country Club
East of Military Trail, between Clint Moore Road and Linton Boulevard + Read moreA member-owned boutique club of roughly 240 custom homes on 300 acres — the lowest density of any golf community in Boca Raton. Mandatory membership, 24/7 security, and a 36,000-square-foot clubhouse give it a quieter, more private feel than the larger clubs nearby.
Le Lac
Off Clint Moore Road, between Military Trail and Jog Road + Read moreOne of the most exclusive addresses in the country: roughly 200 gated acres holding just 32 multi-acre estate lots, many fronting the community's private lakes. A single 24-hour guardhouse serves the entire community, and it has repeatedly appeared on national lists of the most exclusive gated enclaves in the U.S.
Boca Del Mar
South of Palmetto Park Road, between Military Trail and Powerline + Read moreA large master-planned area made up of dozens of individual subdivisions, from condos and townhomes to single-family enclaves, anchored by Via Mizner Golf & Country Club. It remains one of the most accessible entry points into central Boca for buyers who want location without a country club commitment.
Boca West Country Club
Off Glades Road, roughly 2.5 miles west of I-95 + Read moreOne of the largest residential country clubs in the nation, with four championship golf courses, a 100,000-plus-square-foot clubhouse, and thousands of residences ranging from condos to estate homes. Mandatory membership applies, and the sheer scale of the amenity package is what draws most buyers here.
Zoned schools
- Calusa Elementary
- Verde Elementary
- Omni Middle
- Spanish River Community High
School assignments vary by street and are subject to change — confirm current boundaries with the School District of Palm Beach County.
Master-planned and family-first. West Boca offers the newest construction in the city, resort-scale amenity centers, larger lots for the money, and some of Palm Beach County's top-rated public schools.
West of Boca Rio Road
St. Andrews Country Club
Off Yamato Road, west of Jog Road + Read moreA mandatory-membership estate club built around two championship courses, with roughly 700 custom homes on generously sized lots. Membership is a condition of purchase, which keeps the community tightly held and gives it one of the most consistent luxury profiles in west Boca.
Woodfield Country Club
Between Clint Moore and Yamato, west of Jog Road + Read moreA family-first gated club of roughly 1,300 residences, bordered by Jog Road to the east and the Turnpike to the west. Strong school zoning, an active kids' and social calendar, and a mix of townhomes through custom estates make it one of the most-requested communities for relocating families.
The Oaks at Boca Raton
North of Clint Moore Road, west of Lyons Road and east of US-441 + Read moreA 282-acre gated community of roughly 450 estate homes in classic Mizner Mediterranean style, ranging from about 3,000 to more than 8,000 square feet. Notably, there is no mandatory membership — amenities include a 12-court racquet complex, resort pool, spa, and fitness center.
Boca Bridges
Lyons Road, north of Clint Moore Road + Read moreOne of GL Homes' flagship Boca communities, known for ultra-modern architecture, oversized great-room floor plans, and a resort-scale clubhouse with an indoor sports court, splash park, and full fitness and dining program. Among the newest inventory available inside Boca Raton city limits.
Lotus
Lyons Road, directly across from Boca Bridges + Read moreGL Homes' newest Boca community, built around a large central lake with contemporary elevations and a clubhouse designed for families — splash park, sports courts, café, and an extensive activities calendar. Popular with buyers relocating from out of state who want brand-new construction.
Mission Bay
Corner of Glades Road and US-441 + Read moreA long-established family development built around a resort-inspired clubhouse with a swimming pool, 12 tennis courts, wading pool, and pavilions. Along with neighbors like Boca Falls, Boca Isles, and Loggers' Run, it anchors west Boca's value tier — more square footage and yard for the money, with strong school zoning.
Zoned schools
- Sunrise Park Elementary
- Whispering Pines Elementary
- Del Prado Elementary
- Eagles Landing Middle
- Olympic Heights Community High
- West Boca Raton Community High
School assignments vary by street and are subject to change — confirm current boundaries with the School District of Palm Beach County.
Life in Boca Raton
Beyond the real estate, here's where locals actually eat, drink, and spend their weekends. A deeper look at everyday life across the city.
Mizner Park
The city's signature open-air dining plaza, mixing upscale restaurants with casual eateries.
Chops Lobster Bar
USDA Prime steaks, a pristine raw bar, live music, and an award-winning wine list in Royal Palm Place.
The Standard
One of South Florida's longest bars, a 1,400 sq ft covered patio, and 21 TVs for sports.
Farmhouse Kitchen
Gary Rack's farm-to-table concept known for seasonal, produce-forward dishes.
Sushi by Bou
An intimate, reservation-only omakase experience tucked into Royal Palm Place.
Yakitori Sake House
Japanese skewers and sake in a cozy, low-key setting.
Boca Luxe Luna Lounge
Downtown Boca's premier nightclub and lounge, with celebrity DJs and themed nights.
Biergarten Boca Raton
A craft beer haven in Royal Palm Place with spacious outdoor seating and communal tables.
The Funky Biscuit
A premier live music venue spanning blues, jazz, progressive rock, and soul.
HiJinks Sports Bar
A lively sports bar in Royal Palm Place with a full lineup of games on screen.
iPic Theatres
Upscale in-theater dining and reserved luxury seating for an elevated movie night.
The Willow Theatre
An intimate live performance venue tucked inside Sugar Sand Park.
Boca Raton Museum of Art
A rotating collection of contemporary and modern art in the heart of Mizner Park.
Mizner Park Amphitheater
Open-air concerts and community events year-round.
The Wick Theatre
Musical comedy theater paired with a museum of original Broadway costumes.
Spanish River Park
Stretches from the ocean to the Intracoastal, with an international Blue Flag water quality certification.
Sugar Sand Park
Family-friendly nature trails, a carousel, and a hands-on science playground.
Red Reef Park
A favorite for snorkeling and swimming right off the beach.
Royal Palm Place
Boutique-lined streets with international restaurants, salons, and unique local finds.
Mizner Park
A mix of retail, dining, and entertainment anchoring downtown Boca Raton.
Town Center at Boca Raton
The area's flagship mall on Glades Road, with Neiman Marcus, Saks, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale's.
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