Boynton Beach country club communities
Hunters Run Country Club
Hunters Run has approximately 1,650 residences across multiple residential neighborhoods, with condominiums, attached homes and detached houses. Its three-course club setting offers substantial choice, but a home’s neighborhood association, physical condition and membership category matter more than the lowest advertised price.
Reviewed 2026 · Last verified October 18, 2026
These searches use mapped community areas. Searches combine a county-derived coverage area with a community legal-description filter. The map area is not a certified association boundary, and matching the name search does not prove that every community listing is included. Closed-sale searches cover only the rolling last six months. Results change as the listing service updates. Counts represent listing records and may include more than one record for a property. These are market sales, not a statement of Paul’s personal sales.
A missing or incorrect map location can leave a home out of the map results. Confirm the property’s community and membership terms with Paul. Search results are not a complete record of every transfer.
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Community at a glance
Understanding Hunters Run Country Club
Approximately 1,650 residences is the published community-profile count. It is a community-wide approximation, not an official association-certified count. Confirm the exact property and association details before purchase.
Hunters Run offers several very different ownership experiences within one club setting. Compare a condominium with shared building obligations, a villa or attached home with its own exterior-maintenance arrangements, and a detached residence with more individual property responsibility. The legal ownership form and association documents settle those responsibilities.
The club’s current realtor toolkit describes three championship golf courses, practice facilities, fitness, racquet sports, restaurants, card rooms and social programming. Access depends on membership category and the current operating schedule.
The useful choice here is how much club activity you want and how much home maintenance you want to manage. A smaller residence can support a busy social routine, but mandatory club costs remain part of ownership even if you use the facilities infrequently.
Property comparisons
Compare the home and its ownership setting.
Hunters Run offers several very different ownership experiences within one club setting. Compare a condominium with shared building obligations, a villa or attached home with its own exterior-maintenance arrangements, and a detached residence with more individual property responsibility. The legal ownership form and association documents settle those responsibilities.
The published model catalog contains 21 Standard Model entries, each identified by a neighborhood or collection. These describe neighborhood home-style and size ranges rather than 21 uniquely named architectural floor plans. Review every collection on the dedicated home-style page; do not assume that a similarly named villa and detached-home section share rules or layouts.
For an upstairs condominium, inspect the actual entry, stairs or elevator arrangement, parking and distance to the neighborhood pool. For a ground-floor home, assess privacy, drainage and outdoor space. Compare enclosed patios with permitted living area before treating their square footage as equivalent.
A renovated kitchen cannot substitute for association reserves, insurance information and building-condition records. For detached homes, compare roof age, impact protection, pool equipment and permit history. For any golf setting, look at the cart path and playing corridor from the rooms and patio you will actually use.
These searches use mapped community areas. Searches combine a county-derived coverage area with a community legal-description filter. The map area is not a certified association boundary, and matching the name search does not prove that every community listing is included. Closed-sale searches cover only the rolling last six months. Results change as the listing service updates. Counts represent listing records and may include more than one record for a property. These are market sales, not a statement of Paul’s personal sales.
A missing or incorrect map location can leave a home out of the map results. Confirm the property’s community and membership terms with Paul. Search results are not a complete record of every transfer.
Also check listings by community or village name
Amenities & daily life
Match club access to the way you plan to live.
The club’s current realtor toolkit describes three championship golf courses, practice facilities, fitness, racquet sports, restaurants, card rooms and social programming. Access depends on membership category and the current operating schedule.
The official Progress in Motion site identifies the South Course project for 2026 and a new racquet complex with an estimated 16-month construction period beginning in summer 2026. Proposed court totals and renderings are future plans, not confirmation that those facilities are open. Ask which courses, courts and temporary facilities are available during your intended stay.
Pool, wellness and dining are part of the broader club experience. Check class charges, reservations, treatments, guest access and neighborhood-pool rights separately rather than assuming every amenity or service is included in base dues.
The useful choice here is how much club activity you want and how much home maintenance you want to manage. A smaller residence can support a busy social routine, but mandatory club costs remain part of ownership even if you use the facilities infrequently.
Tour during a normal weekday as well as a social event. Test the walk or ride between the actual home, its neighborhood pool and the central facilities. During construction, ask about noise, access changes and the daily alternatives available to your membership category.
Membership & association due diligence
Know what is verified before you commit.
Club charges and residential assessments are separate parts of the ownership budget. Obtain current written schedules, governing documents, pending assessments and an address-specific closing statement before relying on a figure.
Mandatory membership and categories
Verified · Checked 2026-10-18
The club’s realtor toolkit says every property requires membership and identifies Golf, Racquet Sports and Social categories. Obtain the agreement confirming the category available to your household and its exact privileges.
Supporting sourceApplication and closing approval
Verified · Checked 2026-10-18
The toolkit requires background and credit checks and Board approval before closing, and describes an approximately 30-day membership application process. Do not treat that estimate as an approval guarantee.
Supporting sourceJoining, equity and transfer costs
Unverified · Checked 2026-10-18
Current initiation, capital contribution, equity refundability, application and transfer amounts remain unverified. Older published fee sheets are not a current quote; the toolkit directs buyers to request the latest schedule.
Supporting sourceDues, minimums, carts and assessments
Unverified · Checked 2026-10-18
Current category dues, food minimums, gratuities, cart rental or trail charges, storage, taxes, capital assessments and construction assessments remain unverified. Request the complete schedule and the balance attributable to the property.
Supporting sourceCommon-area and neighborhood obligations
Unverified · Checked 2026-10-18
Club, community management and individual residential association charges need separate review. Current legal association structure, fees, payment frequency, reserves and special assessments are unverified for the chosen address. Rules can differ between neighborhoods.
Supporting sourceGuest, family and construction-period access
Unverified · Checked 2026-10-18
Exact household eligibility, guest limits, fees, reciprocals and access while course or racquet projects are underway remain unverified. A planned facility is not an immediate amenity right.
Supporting sourceCurrent age and occupancy provisions
Unverified · Checked 2026-10-18
Current governing age, permanent occupancy, household eligibility and guest residency provisions remain unverified. Club marketing and listing classifications do not establish unrestricted occupancy. Obtain the applicable association documents for the actual home.
Pets, leasing and tenant privileges
Unverified · Checked 2026-10-18
Current pet limits, breeds, sizes, leasing waiting period, minimum term, frequency, tenant approval and tenant club access remain unverified. Confirm the rules of the specific residential association as well as the club.
Vehicles and architectural approval
Unverified · Checked 2026-10-18
Current parking, trucks, commercial vehicles, carts, exterior alterations, construction deposits and architectural approval requirements remain unverified for the property. A seller’s existing installation does not prove permission for a buyer’s proposed work.
Location, routes & schools
Check the address against your everyday plans.
The club’s published address is 3500 Clubhouse Lane, Boynton Beach, FL 33436. Plan trips using the entrance authorized for residents and guests rather than a map pin placed on a golf course.
Compare Congress Avenue and Golf Road connections for groceries, medical appointments and routes toward Delray Beach. Test the journey to I-95 and your preferred beach or airport at the time you normally travel. A short map distance does not predict gate-to-destination travel time.
Current IDX school fields for 12 Sutton Drive report Crosspointe Elementary, Carver Community Middle and Atlantic High, checked October 18, 2026. These are listing-reported assignments for this sample address, not district confirmation for every residence.
Address-specific elementary, middle and high school assignments have not been independently verified. Confirm all three using the School District of Palm Beach County address-based locator before making a school-dependent purchase. A nearby-school list is not zoning confirmation.
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Buyer & seller questions
Hunters Run Country Club FAQs
How many homes are in Hunters Run?
Approximately 1,650 residences is the published community-profile count. Treat it as an approximation until the association confirms an official count and verify the specific neighborhood governing your home.
Is club membership optional?
No. The official realtor toolkit says all properties require membership. Golf, Racquet Sports and Social are different categories, with current costs and privileges requiring written review.
Are there 21 named floor plans?
The published catalog contains 21 Standard Model entries for neighborhood collections. These are home-style and size ranges, not 21 individually named architectural plans.
What amenities support the lifestyle?
The club describes three golf courses, practice, racquet sports, fitness, dining and social activities. Current construction means availability and planned improvements must be checked for your travel dates.
What is the main cost pitfall?
Judging a home by purchase price alone. Confirm club joining and recurring costs, common-area charges, neighborhood fees, insurance and any unpaid assessments.
Sources & verification
Review the evidence and the open questions.
Sources reviewed October 18, 2026. An available document may have an older effective date. Only the terms identified as verified above are supported; current fees, property eligibility and any unresolved rules require written confirmation.
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Your next step
Buying or selling in Hunters Run Country Club?
Talk with Paul about the home, its association, and the decisions that matter to your move. Buyers can plan a focused tour; homeowners can request a review of their home’s position against current competition and comparable closed sales.