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The Harbours at Aberdeen East, Boynton Beach

Spacious 55+ condos with garage options, lake views, and shared amenities.

A practical guide to Harbours floor plans, condominium ownership, association questions, and selling decisions.

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A 55+ Aberdeen East village

Condominium ownership, without necessarily giving up living space.

The Harbours is a 55+ condominium community of 106 residences within Aberdeen East. Many homes have a villa or coach-home feel, with two- and three-bedroom floor plans, one-car garage options, lake views, and access to the shared East clubhouse and recreation amenities.

Aberdeen East community setting in Boynton Beach

The Harbours at a glance

A defined 55+ condo community, with more room than many buyers expect.

The recorded condominium documents describe 15 multifamily structures containing 106 units. Harbours I has 76 units and Harbours II has 30. Recent offerings include approximately 1,391 to 1,750 square feet, including both two- and three-bedroom layouts.

That can make The Harbours a useful middle ground for someone downsizing from a single-family home. You may reduce exterior responsibility while retaining space for guests, an office, hobbies, or seasonal family visits.

Choose the right Harbours residence

Floor level, garage, and view can matter as much as the floor plan.

First floor

First-floor homes can appeal to buyers who want to avoid stairs and value easy access for everyday routines, visitors, and pets.

Second floor

Upper-level homes can offer vaulted ceilings, additional natural light, elevated lake views, privacy, and no residence directly above.

Lake view

Compare direct water exposure, views from the living area and bedroom, balcony orientation, privacy, and the amount of natural light.

Aberdeen East, not the West country-club area

Shared active-adult amenities, without assuming a mandatory West-side joining fee.

The Harbours is one of the six 55+ Aberdeen East villages served by the East master amenity system. The clubhouse at 5700 Le Chalet Boulevard provides access to shared activities and opportunities for swimming, fitness, pickleball, tennis, cards and games, community events, and social programming.

The Harbours should not be confused with the mandatory-membership Western Residential Area. Buyers should still verify all current property obligations, but a current Harbours property record identifies its private-club membership fee as not required.

Condominium rules and financials

Review the association as carefully as the condo itself.

Before purchasing, determine the current responsibility for the roof, exterior, landscaping, insurance, windows and doors, screened enclosures, plumbing lines, air conditioning, garage components, and interior insurance. Do not assume a cost is covered simply because the property is a condominium.

Request the current condominium fee, Aberdeen East charges, detailed coverage, budget, reserves, insurance information, assessments, capital-project plans, and recent meeting minutes. For Florida condominium buyers, those documents can be just as important as the finishes inside the residence.

Pets, leasing, and approvals

Get current written confirmation before you make an offer.

The governing documents currently posted by management allow, unless the Board grants written permission otherwise, one cat or one dog not exceeding 20 pounds at maturity. The same documents provide for leasing subject to approval and restrictions, including a minimum three-month term, no more than one lease in a 12-month period, and no transient rentals such as Airbnb.

Rules can change. Buyers with a pet or a future rental plan should obtain the latest association documents and confirmation before committing to a property.

Buying and selling

Market the property as a spacious 55+ condo, not simply an Aberdeen address.

Buyers should choose the priorities that truly affect their day-to-day experience: first floor or second floor, garage, lake view, square footage, renovation level, and the condominium’s financial condition. Those criteria make comparisons much more useful than a broad Aberdeen search.

For sellers, lead with The Harbours at Aberdeen East, 55+ condominium living, floor level, square footage, garage, lake view, vaulted ceilings, screened balcony, renovated condition, major systems, and East-side amenities. Clear positioning helps prevent confusion with the western mandatory country-club structure.

Frequently asked questions about The Harbours

Is The Harbours at Aberdeen a 55+ community?

Yes. The Harbours management company describes it as a 55+ condominium community, and the Aberdeen POA lists The Harbours among its six 55+ East villages.

How many condos are in The Harbours?

The development contains 106 condominium units within 15 multifamily structures.

Are there two separate Harbours condominiums?

The development includes Harbours I and Harbours II, operated by the same condominium association. Harbours I contains 76 units and Harbours II contains 30.

Are Harbours homes condos or villas?

Legally, they are condominiums. Some residences have a villa or coach-home appearance and may include private entries and garages.

Are there first-floor and second-floor condos?

Yes. Current and recent inventory includes both first-floor residences and second-floor homes, some with vaulted ceilings and screened balconies.

Are there three-bedroom condos?

Yes. Current and recent Harbours properties include both two-bedroom and three-bedroom, two-bathroom residences.

How large are Harbours condos?

Recent examples range from approximately 1,391 to 1,750 square feet, although individual units should be verified.

Do Harbours condos have garages?

Many do. Recent first-floor and second-floor listings include one-car garages.

Are there lake-view condos?

Yes. Lake-view residences are available within The Harbours.

Does The Harbours require Aberdeen Golf and Country Club membership?

The Harbours is part of Aberdeen East. A current Harbours property record identifies the private-club membership fee as not required, and Aberdeen East maintains its own shared amenity system.

Can I rent a Harbours condo?

The governing documents posted by the association provide for leasing subject to approval, rental limits, and other restrictions. They currently state a minimum three-month lease and no more than one lease in a 12-month period. Confirm current rules before purchasing.

Does The Harbours allow Airbnb?

The governing documents currently posted by management prohibit Airbnb and similar transient-rental services. Verify the latest rules directly with the association.

Are pets allowed?

The posted governing documents currently allow, unless the Board grants written permission otherwise, one cat or one dog not exceeding 20 pounds at maturity. Verify the latest policy directly with the association.

How do I find out what my Harbours condo is worth?

The best starting point is a property-specific analysis using recent Harbours sales and current competition, with adjustments for floor level, size, bedrooms, garage, lake view, condition, renovations, hurricane protection, and association factors.

Compare Aberdeen East villages

Start with the village, then compare the individual home.

All six Aberdeen East villages are 55+, share East amenities, and have their own associations, housing types, fee structures, and maintenance responsibilities.

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Considering The Harbours?

Compare the unit, the condominium association, and the current competition before you decide.

Paul can help you compare Harbours condos with other Aberdeen East homes and the broader Boynton Beach 55+ market.

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