Addison Green at Aberdeen, Boynton Beach
55+ single-family homes with a country-club lifestyle.
A practical guide to Addison Green’s homes, HOA services, mandatory club membership, and complete ownership picture.
A distinct Aberdeen village
Keep the privacy of a detached home, with more of the maintenance handled.
Addison Green is a gated 55+ neighborhood of 140 single-family homes within Aberdeen Golf & Country Club. It can suit buyers who want garage space, outdoor living, and the privacy of a detached residence within an established country-club setting.
What makes Addison Green different?
Single-family living with extensive HOA services.
According to the Addison Green HOA, current services include landscaping, irrigation, roof cleaning, pressure washing, cable, internet, home security, common-area maintenance, and a neighborhood pool. That can be an appealing middle ground for buyers downsizing from a larger South Florida home.
Services and fees can change. Review the current budget, HOA documents, and maintenance responsibilities for the exact home before purchasing.
Membership comes first
Aberdeen membership is mandatory, but golf is not.
Aberdeen currently offers Golf, Tennis, and Social membership categories. As of August 2026, published joining fees are $100,000 for Golf, $93,000 for Tennis, and $90,500 for Social membership. The club states that $100 of equity is refundable upon sale and joining fees are due in full at closing.
Social members have access to fitness and aquatics facilities, dining, club events, and pickleball, plus limited golf and tennis privileges under the club’s current rules. Confirm all current fees and privileges directly with the club before purchasing.
Homes and ownership
Compare the exact home, not only the neighborhood name.
Interior living area, floor plan, garage, renovations, flooring, roof age, air conditioning, water heater, hurricane protection, outdoor living, lot location, views, HOA expenses, and overall condition can all affect value and long-term cost.
Before purchasing, review the HOA fee and coverage, budget and reserves, assessments, club joining fee and annual dues, membership category, food-and-beverage requirements, association approval, pet and leasing rules, insurance responsibility, taxes, and major systems.
Selling in Addison Green
Market the home and the ownership proposition.
Potential buyers may compare Addison Green with other Aberdeen villages and 55+ single-family communities throughout Boynton Beach. Marketing should make the 55+ designation, gated setting, HOA services, neighborhood pool, renovations, systems, views, garage, outdoor living, and club lifestyle easy to understand.
Membership costs should be explained clearly. Buyers researching Aberdeen often want the full ownership picture before scheduling a showing, and accurate information helps the right buyer decide whether Addison Green fits their budget and lifestyle.
Frequently asked questions about Addison Green
Is Addison Green at Aberdeen 55+?
Yes. The Aberdeen Property Owners Association identifies Addison Green as a 55+ village.
Are the homes in Addison Green single-family homes?
Yes. The Addison Green HOA states that the neighborhood contains 140 single-family homes.
Is Addison Green gated?
Yes. The homeowners association describes Addison Green as a gated 55+ community.
Does Addison Green have its own pool?
Yes. Addison Green has a neighborhood community pool in addition to club amenities available through Aberdeen membership.
Is Aberdeen Country Club membership mandatory in Addison Green?
Yes. Addison Green is within Aberdeen’s mandatory-membership country-club community.
Do I have to buy a golf membership?
No. Aberdeen currently offers Golf, Tennis, and Social membership categories.
What does the Addison Green HOA maintain?
The association currently lists landscaping, irrigation, roof cleaning, pressure washing, cable, internet, home-security services, common areas, and the community pool. Verify current coverage before purchasing.
Is Addison Green the same as Aberdeen East?
No. Addison Green is one of Aberdeen’s West villages and is associated with mandatory country-club membership. Aberdeen East has a different ownership and amenity structure.
How do I determine what my Addison Green home is worth?
A valuation should consider recent sales, current competition, size, condition, renovations, views, major mechanical improvements, and the property’s specific location rather than a community-wide average alone.
Compare Aberdeen’s 55+ country-club villages
Compare the village before you compare the home.
The Aberdeen Property Owners Association identifies all four of these West villages as 55+. Home style, HOA coverage, location, and the exact ownership picture can differ from one village to another.
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