Broken Sound
Central Boca's big club: 27 villages, two courses and a renovated 100,000 sq ft clubhouse
Living in Broken Sound
Broken Sound is central Boca's great ecosystem: more than 1,600 homes across 27 distinct villages on a thousand landscaped acres, ranging from villas and townhomes near the lower end of the market to custom estates in the millions. That variety is its superpower: few clubs let you enter, upsize and downsize across decades without ever leaving the gates.
The club itself is serious: two 18-hole championship courses (the New Course inside the community, the Old Course just outside), 23 tennis courts, pickleball, and a clubhouse campus of roughly 100,000 sq ft, plus a 38,000 sq ft fitness and spa building, all refreshed by a headline-grabbing modern renovation. It is a Platinum Club of America with a genuinely packed calendar.
The honest math: membership is mandatory and separate from the home. As of late 2025, initiation runs from about $130,000 for the sports and social tier to $225,000 for the top golf tier, all non-refundable, with base family dues around $25,000 per year. That structure is exactly why homes here can look inexpensive next to Lyons Road: the club cost sits beside the price tag, not inside it.
Amenities
- Two 18-hole championship golf courses
- ≈ 100,000 sq ft renovated clubhouse campus
- 38,000 sq ft fitness center and full-service spa
- 23 tennis courts and pickleball program
- Resort pools with waterslide, splash pad and Bistro
- Multiple restaurants and poolside dining
- Platinum Club of America recognition
- 27 gated villages with distinct characters
- Central Boca location minutes from Town Center
- 24/7 security throughout the community
Club communities demand a different kind of advice: the home price is only the opening line, and the real decision lives in the membership tiers, the annual dues and how the numbers compare with HOA-only alternatives minutes away. That total-cost-of-ownership conversation is exactly what Lourdes puts on the table before any showing, so you fall in love with a lifestyle you have already priced, in English or Spanish.
Schools and location
Broken Sound sits in central Boca Raton along Yamato Road at St Andrews Boulevard, between Military Trail and Jog Road, typically zoned for well-regarded schools such as Calusa Elementary, Omni Middle and Spanish River High, with Boca's top private schools minutes away. Zoning is confirmed by address for every home.
Frequently asked questions
Is club membership mandatory at Broken Sound?
Why are some homes here priced lower than Lyons Road communities?
Is Broken Sound good for families?
HOA fees, prices and availability are approximate, change over time and are provided for orientation only. School zoning is assigned by address by the Palm Beach County School District and must be confirmed for each specific home. Lourdes will verify all current figures for any property you're interested in.
Want to see homes in this community?
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