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The Isles at Aberdeen East, Boynton Beach

55+ single-story villas with garages, pools, and optional club membership.

A practical guide to Isles floor plans, HOA responsibilities, insurance, amenities, and selling decisions.

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A 55+ Aberdeen East village

Single-story villa living, with a garage and active amenities close by.

The Isles is a gated 55+ community of villa-style homes within Aberdeen East. It can suit buyers seeking a two- or three-bedroom single-level home, attached one-car garage, neighborhood pool, and an active-adult lifestyle without mandatory Aberdeen Country Club membership.

Aberdeen East community setting in Boynton Beach

What makes The Isles different?

Villa-style ownership, not condominium ownership.

The Isles is an HOA community, not a condominium association. The HOA states that each owner must carry an HO-3 homeowners policy and that it does not maintain a master insurance policy covering an owner’s residence. This makes insurance, roof condition, hurricane protection, and the exact allocation of maintenance responsibilities essential parts of a buying decision.

The Isles also stands apart from Aberdeen’s mandatory West-side country-club communities. Its HOA states that owners do not have to become members of Aberdeen Country Club, although they may choose to join voluntarily.

The two original floor plans

Start by deciding whether Augusta or Bayhill fits your life.

Augusta

Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, covered porch, and one-car garage. The original builder plan lists approximately 1,482 square feet of living area.

Bayhill

Three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, great room, covered porch, and one-car garage. The original builder plan lists approximately 1,590 square feet.

Why the model matters

The extra Bayhill bedroom can serve guests, an office, a den, a hobby room, or storage, while Augusta offers a manageable two-bedroom single-story layout.

Pools and active living

Multiple swimming choices, plus Aberdeen East recreation.

The Isles has its own neighborhood pool. The HOA also states that residents receive access to Aberdeen East clubhouse facilities, the Landings pool, tennis courts, pickleball courts, and a bocce court. That creates an active-adult amenity package without requiring a private country-club membership.

For individual homes, compare garden, lake, or golf-oriented settings along with privacy, natural light, patio or lanai, and outdoor enjoyment. Cathedral or vaulted ceilings in the original plans can make these approximately 1,500- to 1,600-square-foot homes feel especially open.

HOA, insurance, and rules

Get the current ownership picture before you commit.

Verify the current HOA fee, cable or internet package, alarm monitoring, Aberdeen East obligations, landscaping, roof obligations, reserves, loans, assessments, and exactly what the homeowner maintains. Because the fee is reviewed annually and responsibilities can change, current resale and association documents should guide the decision.

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Exterior changes require architectural approval. Buyers should also confirm current pet, vehicle, parking, hurricane-preparation, and leasing rules. The HOA currently states that homes may be rented once per year for a minimum six-month term, but written confirmation of current rules is essential before purchasing with rental plans.

Buying and selling

Use the actual floor plan and ownership structure to make the right comparison.

Buyers can narrow the search quickly by deciding whether an Augusta or Bayhill model, garage, single-story layout, community pool, and optional club membership match their priorities. A current homeowners-insurance quote should be part of the comparison, not an afterthought.

For sellers, lead with The Isles at Aberdeen East, 55+ single-story villa, the Augusta or Bayhill model, attached garage, vaulted ceilings, pool access, renovations, major systems, hurricane protection, view, and optional country-club membership. This gives prospective buyers a much clearer reason to choose the home.

Frequently asked questions about The Isles

Is The Isles at Aberdeen a 55+ community?

Yes. The Isles homeowners association identifies it as an adult 55+ community, and the Aberdeen POA lists The Isles as a 55+ East village.

Does The Isles require Aberdeen Country Club membership?

No. The Isles HOA states that owners are not required to become members of Aberdeen Country Club, although they may join voluntarily.

Are The Isles homes condos?

No. The Isles is organized as a homeowners association rather than a condominium association. Owners are instructed to carry their own HO-3 homeowners insurance policies.

What types of homes are in The Isles?

The Isles primarily offers single-story villa-style residences with two- and three-bedroom floor plans and attached one-car garages.

What is the Augusta model?

The Augusta is the original two-bedroom, two-bath floor plan with a covered porch and one-car garage. The builder plan lists approximately 1,482 square feet of living space.

What is the Bayhill model?

The Bayhill is the original three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath design with a great room, covered porch, and one-car garage. The builder plan lists approximately 1,590 square feet of living space.

Are The Isles homes one story?

Current and recent Isles inventory consists of single-story villa-style homes, and the original Augusta and Bayhill builder plans are single-level designs.

Does The Isles have its own pool?

Yes. The official HOA site identifies an Isles Pool available to residents.

Can Isles residents use the Aberdeen East clubhouse?

Yes. The Isles HOA states that homeowners have access to the Aberdeen East clubhouse and recreational facilities.

Does Aberdeen East have pickleball, tennis, and bocce?

Yes. The Isles HOA lists pickleball courts, tennis courts, and a bocce court among the East-side amenities available to homeowners.

Can you rent a home in The Isles?

Yes, subject to restrictions. The HOA currently states that an owner may rent once per year for a minimum term of six months. Confirm current rules before purchasing.

Are pets allowed?

The Isles maintains pet rules and restrictions. Current published rules specifically prohibit American Pit Bull Terriers and contain additional animal requirements. Verify the complete current policy.

Who insures the home?

The Isles HOA states that each homeowner must obtain an individual HO-3 homeowners policy and that the association does not maintain a master insurance policy covering the owner’s property.

How do I find out what my Isles home is worth?

The best approach is a property-specific analysis starting with recent Isles sales, particularly homes with the same Augusta or Bayhill plan, then adjusting for renovations, roof and air-conditioning age, hurricane protection, view, and current competition.

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.

The Coves The Harbours The Isles The Landings The Moorings The Shores

What Is My Aberdeen Home Worth?

Considering The Isles?

Compare the floor plan, ownership obligations, and current competition before you decide.

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

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