Villages of Oriole, Delray Beach
Compare the 7 Villages of Oriole 55+ Communities in Delray Beach.
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Paul’s documented 10-year record in Villages of Oriole
Sales experience in this community.
- Closed sales
- 18
- Closed volume
- $1,924,000
- Average sale price
- $106,889
Recorded closed, non-rental sales from September 21, 2016 through September 21, 2026.
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Community comparison
Find the Villages of Oriole community that fits how you want to live.
| Community | Home type | Best known for |
|---|---|---|
| Abbey Village | Condominiums | Two pools and established active-adult amenities |
| Bonaire Village | Condominiums | Lake setting and walking path |
| Camelot Village | Attached villas | Single-story villa living with garage or carport options |
| Deauville Village | Condominiums | Gated 55+ condominium setting |
| Evergreen | Condominiums | Smaller, manageable two-bedroom layouts |
| Huntington Towers | High-rise condominiums | Large two- and three-bedroom condos with Huntington Lakes access |
| International Club | Condominiums | Strong walkability to nearby shopping |
Villages of Oriole comparison questions
How many communities are in Villages of Oriole?
There are seven distinct Villages of Oriole communities: Abbey Village, Bonaire Village, Camelot Village, Deauville Village, Evergreen, Huntington Towers, and International Club.
Are all Villages of Oriole homes condos?
Most residences are condominiums, while Camelot Village offers established villa or duplex-style residences.
Which Villages of Oriole community has villas?
Camelot Village offers established villa or duplex-style housing.
Which community has the largest condos?
Huntington Towers is notable for two- and three-bedroom residences commonly around 1,500 square feet or more.
Which community is most convenient to shopping?
International Club stands out because pedestrian access leads toward neighboring shopping.
One-time closing cost
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Some associations require a one-time capital contribution or transfer fee at closing. It is separate from the monthly association fee and can apply to a master association, a neighborhood association, or both.
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