Indian Spring, Boynton Beach

The 24 neighborhoods of Indian Spring.

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One master community, 24 different associations

The exact Indian Spring neighborhood matters.

Indian Spring includes 1,917 residences divided among 24 separate sub-associations. Buyers can choose condominiums, villas, townhomes, patio homes, and single-family residences, each with different rules, maintenance responsibilities, approval procedures, and housing styles.

Every property belongs to the Indian Spring Master Association and an individual neighborhood association. Review both sets of documents, current fees, reserves, insurance, pets, leasing, and approval requirements for the exact address.

All 24 neighborhoods

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Neighborhood	Home type	Typical bedrooms	What makes it different
Applegate	Single-family homes and attached villas	2 to 3	Small mixed detached-home and villa section.
Aspen Glen	Condominiums	2 to 3	160 condos in two-story buildings.
Bannock	Condos and some single-family homes	2 to 3	Small mixed-housing section.
Briarwood	Condominium residences	2 to 3	Larger condo residences with garage options.
Brookside	Single-family homes	3	Approximately 80 detached homes with neighborhood pool and clubhouse.
Estate Homes	Single-family estate homes	2 to 4	Larger lots, custom architecture, and frequent private pools.
Evian	Single-family homes	3 to 4	Larger Mediterranean-style residences.
Fairway Park	Condominiums	1 to 3	One of Indian Spring’s largest condominium sections.
Forest Grove	Attached villas	2 to 3	Single-level villa living and neighborhood pool.
Glades East / The Glades	Single-family homes	Typically 3	Boutique enclave of approximately 42 larger homes.
Villas of Green Glen II / The Mews	Single-family homes	2 to 3	Ranch-style homes with neighborhood clubhouse and pool.
Green Lakes	Condominiums	1 to 3	Waterfront and golf-view condo opportunities.
Greenspointe	Attached villas	Typically 3	One-story villas with substantial association maintenance.
Hampton Fairways	Single-family homes	2 to 3	Later-phase larger homes with water and golf views.
J & J Patio Homes / Stonybrook	Patio homes and attached villas	2 to 4	Courtyard-style homes, some with private pools.
Kiowa / Villas of Green Glen III	Single-family and villa-style homes	2 to 3	Spacious low-maintenance residences.
Laurelwood	Single-family homes	3 to 4	Larger upscale residences and golf-course setting.
Oakdale I	Attached villas and townhomes	2 to 3	Mix of one- and two-story attached housing.
Oakdale Townhomes II	Townhomes	2 to 3	Private outdoor areas on many homes.
Oakmont	Villas	2 to 3	Very small enclave of about a dozen residences.
Southgate	Single-family homes	Typically 3	Larger homes, many with private pools and golf views.
Village at The Green	Single-family homes	Typically 3	Approximately 11 residences and very limited inventory.
Villas of Monterey	Single-family homes	2 to 3	Established section with community pool.
Westgate	Estate-style single-family homes	3 to 5	Among Indian Spring’s largest homes and lots.

Country Club and association structure

Indian Spring is a 55+ residential community with a separate Country Club decision.

Indian Spring Country Club offers golf and social membership categories, while residential ownership and Country Club membership are separate considerations. Verify any current neighborhood-specific obligation before making an offer.

Approval can involve the Master Association and the exact sub-association. Allow sufficient time for applications, financial review, and current approval procedures.

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Indian Spring neighborhood questions

How many neighborhoods are in Indian Spring Boynton Beach?

Indian Spring consists of 24 sub-associations containing 1,917 residences.

Is Indian Spring a 55+ community?

Yes. Indian Spring is an age-qualified community intended for occupancy by persons 55 and older, subject to its current occupancy provisions.

Do all Indian Spring homes have the same HOA?

No. Every property is part of the Master Association and a specific sub-association with its own rules, responsibilities, and fee structure.

Is Indian Spring Country Club membership required?

Residential ownership and Country Club membership are separate considerations. Verify current requirements affecting the exact property before making an offer.