Boynton Beach
Here you'll find gated communities, easy Intracoastal access, and country clubs with decades of history, all at a price that leaves room to breathe. Boynton Beach is Palm Beach County's best-kept secret for buyers who want it all without the premium.
Boynton Beach
Palm Beach County's most accessible luxury market — gated family communities, Intracoastal boating, and championship golf, all within easy reach of Delray Beach and Boca Raton.
Boynton's gated communities pair resort-style amenities with some of the area's most accessible entry prices for families — most of them clustered along the Lyons Road and Boynton Beach Boulevard corridors out west.
West Boynton & North-Central
Canyon Isles
West Boynton, off Boynton Beach Boulevard + Read moreA gated community of roughly 500 single-family homes with large yards and mature landscaping, built around a clubhouse with a resort-style pool, fitness center, tennis courts, playground, and social spaces. One of the most consistently requested addresses for families relocating into west Boynton.
Canyon Lakes
West Boynton, adjacent to Canyon Isles + Read moreSister community to Canyon Isles, with roughly 500 larger single-family homes on spacious lots and 24-hour manned security. The two share a similar amenity philosophy, so buyers often tour both and choose on floor plan and lot position rather than lifestyle.
Verona Lakes
Lyons Road corridor, west Boynton + Read moreA 24-hour guard-gated community offering a mix of single-family homes and townhomes surrounded by lush landscaping and lake views. The townhome inventory makes it one of the more attainable guard-gated options in the area for first-time buyers and downsizers alike.
Equus
West side of Lyons Road, about a mile north of Boynton Beach Boulevard + Read moreA 280-acre master-planned equestrian community of 280 estate homes, with 60% of the land left as open space. Residents get 5.5 miles of riding trails, two 10-acre lakes, and a 30-acre equestrian center with 100 boarding stalls — a rare combination this far east in the county.
Cobblestone Creek
Northeast corner of Boynton Beach Boulevard and Lyons Road + Read moreAn all-ages, pet-friendly community of 250 single-family homes on 100 tropically landscaped acres, a mile west of the Turnpike and a mile east of US-441. Amenities center on the clubhouse, a saltwater resort-style pool, and a children's waterpark.
Nautica Sound & Nautica Isles
North-central Boynton Beach + Read moreBuilt by GL Homes beginning in 1997, Nautica Sound holds 424 one- and two-story single-family homes around scenic lakes and tropical landscaping, with a community pool and clubhouse. Its established location puts it closer to I-95 and the coast than the newer Lyons Road communities.
Nearby schools
- Sunset Palms Elementary
- Crystal Lakes Elementary
- Hagen Road Elementary
- Christa McAuliffe Middle
- Park Vista Community High
School assignments vary by street and are subject to change — confirm current boundaries with the School District of Palm Beach County.
From Intracoastal high-rises to canal-front homes with private dockage, Boynton offers some of the county's most varied waterfront options — and the Boynton Inlet puts the Atlantic minutes away.
East of Federal Highway & the Marina District
Boynton Isles
East Boynton, near Ocean Inlet Park + Read moreOne of the few true single-family waterfront neighborhoods in Boynton proper — 51 upscale homes between roughly 1,500 and 2,500 square feet, sited on an outcropping of land with exceptional water frontage. Many include private dockage, and the inlet is a short run away.
Coquina Cove
East Boynton, off Federal Highway + Read moreAlongside Boynton Isles, one of the only single-family waterfront communities within the city. Canal-front lots with home dockage draw boat owners who want direct water access without a country club membership or condo association attached.
Mariner Village
East Boynton, on the Intracoastal + Read moreA gated Intracoastal boating community with private deep-water docks, boat lifts permitted, and no fixed bridges between the dockage and the ocean. For buyers whose priority is getting a larger vessel out to the Atlantic quickly, this is among the strongest options in the city.
Tuscany on the Intracoastal
Off US-1, just north of Casa Costa + Read moreA Mediterranean-styled low-rise community of 286 gated residences along the waterway, with a private boardwalk to the water and mangrove views. Amenities include a clubhouse, fitness center, indoor basketball and pickleball, pool, and hot tub. Note that homes here don't come with private dockage.
Marina Village
Boynton Harbor Marina, Marina District + Read more348 one- to three-bedroom residences from roughly 691 to 1,696 square feet, with a waterfront promenade, fitness center, heated pool and spa, and concierge service. It sits adjacent to Boynton Harbor Marina, which berths 35- to 50-foot vessels, and is less than a mile from the inlet.
Casa Costa
Along US-1, adjacent to the Marina District + Read moreA 2008-built waterfront high-rise with residences from roughly 625 to more than 2,300 square feet and panoramic Intracoastal and ocean views. A waterside promenade, lagoon, and aquatic preserve separate the building from the marina, giving it a quieter setting than its address suggests.
Nearby schools
- Forest Park Elementary
- Rolling Green Elementary
- Congress Community Middle
- Boynton Beach Community High
School assignments vary by street and are subject to change — confirm current boundaries with the School District of Palm Beach County.
Boynton holds one of the densest concentrations of country club communities in Palm Beach County, each with its own membership structure, amenity package, and price ceiling.
Congress Avenue to Jog Road
Hunters Run
Clubhouse Lane, off Congress Avenue + Read moreOne of Boynton's best-known country club communities, built around three golf courses, an extensive racquet program, resort-style amenities, and a famously active social calendar. Mandatory membership applies, and the range of housing types keeps it one of the most accessible full-service clubs in the county.
Quail Ridge Country Club
Golf Road, east of Military Trail + Read moreA member-owned community of 946 residences across more than 600 heavily landscaped acres, with two championship courses designed by Joe Lee and a tennis center holding 16 Har-Tru courts plus pickleball. The low-density site and mature tree canopy set it apart from newer clubs nearby.
Aberdeen Golf & Country Club
Aberdeen Drive, off Jog Road + Read moreA private club spanning roughly two dozen villages of estate homes, single-family homes, coach homes, and villas, most with lake or golf views. The 40,000-square-foot clubhouse anchors an 18-hole championship course, 15 Har-Tru tennis courts, fitness center, and walking and biking trails. Membership is mandatory except for residents west of Jog Road.
Delray Dunes Golf & Country Club
Dunes Road, Boynton Beach — despite the name + Read moreA private, member-owned club built around a Pete Dye-designed course and a 26,000-square-foot clubhouse, with tennis, fitness, full-service dining, a pool, and a playground. Small and intentionally low-key, it appeals to buyers who want serious golf without a resort-scale community around it.
Indian Spring Country Club
Woolbright Road corridor, central Boynton + Read moreA gated club community in the heart of Boynton with two courses — East and West — and a housing mix spanning condos, villas, and single-family homes. Its central location makes it one of the shorter drives to both I-95 and the beach among the city's club communities.
Pine Tree Golf Club
North Boynton, off Hypoluxo Road + Read moreOpened in 1960 and long regarded as one of Florida's premier championship layouts, Pine Tree surrounds its course with just 240 single-family homes on roughly half-acre lots. The low home count and golf pedigree make listings here rare and closely watched.
Nearby schools
- Crosspointe Elementary
- Manatee Elementary
- Odyssey Middle
- Park Vista Community High
- Santaluces 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 Boynton Beach
Beyond the real estate, here's where locals actually eat, drink, and spend their weekends. A deeper look at everyday life across the city.
Two Georges
A waterfront staple for casual dockside dining and people-watching.
Banana Boat
Island-influenced seafood and a lively waterfront scene, family-owned since 1978.
Prime Catch
A cozy, seafood-forward spot with a loyal local following.
TooJay's
A classic deli favorite for breakfast, lunch, and comfort food.
Guaca Go
Fresh, casual Mexican fare with a fast-casual feel.
Chris' Taverna
A neighborhood Greek and Mediterranean go-to.
Copperpoint Brewing Co.
Handcrafted beers, trivia nights, live music, and food truck rallies.
The Reef Rooftop Lounge
Elevated rooftop views paired with cocktails and a laid-back vibe.
The Fish Depot Bar & Grille
Right on the water, with a relaxed, casual atmosphere.
Driftwood
A local favorite for drinks and a low-key night out.
The Premier
A Cinemark dine-in theater serving freshly prepared food and drinks with the movie.
Cinemark Boynton Beach 14
A classic large-format theater with a spacious lobby.
Schoolhouse Children's Museum
A hands-on local museum inside Boynton's restored 1913 schoolhouse.
Oceanfront Park
Canopy-covered walkways, a giant sea turtle sculpture, and coral reef views offshore.
Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
The mile-long Cypress Swamp Boardwalk through protected wetlands.
Green Cay Nature Center
A mile and a half of boardwalk over 100 acres of constructed wetlands.
Water Sports Rentals
Paddleboard, kayak, and jet ski rentals widely available along the waterfront.
Renaissance Commons
A walkable mix of modern condos, restaurants, and everyday retail.
Boynton Beach Mall
Trendy and everyday retailers for a full afternoon of shopping.
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