High Point of Delray Section 3 55+ Community Guide

A 248-home 55+ section

Low-density villa-style living across approximately 33 acres.

High Point Section 3 has 248 residences in 62 buildings across approximately 33 acres. Each building contains two one-bedroom and two two-bedroom homes, giving the section a clear, low-rise residential pattern.

The acreage, renovated clubhouse, cornhole, and active social program help distinguish Section 3 from the earlier High Point sections.

Homes in Section 3

The original building pattern is simple, but individual condition and location still drive value.

One-bedroom homes can suit a seasonal owner or a smaller household. Two-bedroom homes add guests, office, hobby, and storage flexibility. Corner locations may offer more light and different outdoor exposure.

For enclosed Florida rooms or patios, verify permits, recorded living area, air conditioning, hurricane protection, electrical work, and association approval.

Section 3 amenities

Cornhole, barbecue space, and a renovated clubhouse give the section a distinct social personality.

The community has a heated pool, bocce, cornhole, shuffleboard, billiards, ping pong, TV room, patio, barbecue area, and clubhouse kitchen. The association also documents community exercise programs, games, dinners, and seasonal events.

TV and internet are currently included through the association. Confirm the current provider, package, and one- versus two-bedroom assessment before purchasing.

Association due diligence

Section 3 documents should control the buying decision.

Review current budgets, reserves, assessments, master insurance, wind-mitigation information, roof and exterior responsibilities, rental rules, pet rules, parking, buyer approval, and architectural requirements. Section 3 requires approval for exterior and common-area changes such as patio or landscaping work.

Paul's take

Section 3 is a strong choice for a buyer who values green space and a more varied social program.

The compelling combination is: 248 homes on 33 acres, renovated clubhouse, heated pool, bocce, cornhole, barbecue area, and current TV/internet inclusion. The individual residence, its upgrades, and the association’s current financial position remain the deciding factors.