Oakdale Townhomes II at Indian Spring, Boynton Beach
55+ townhomes with a pool, private outdoor space, and one- or two-story choices.
A practical guide to Oakdale Townhomes II, its outside-managed association structure, and buying or selling decisions.
A small townhome neighborhood
Oakdale II provides privacy and space without a detached-home footprint.
Oakdale Townhomes II includes approximately 39 residences with one- and two-story layouts, two- and three-bedroom options, one-car garages, patios or courtyards, and some private fenced yards. Published living-area ranges extend from approximately 1,276 to 2,248 square feet.
The neighborhood also has its own pool. Floor plan, staircase configuration, outdoor space, view, renovation level, and proximity to the pool can materially affect buyer appeal.
Oakdale II vs. Oakdale I
Similar names, separate ownership decisions.
Oakdale I = Oakdale One. Oakdale II = Oakdale Townhomes II. Oakdale I is currently ISMA-managed, while Oakdale Townhomes II is currently outside-managed. They should not be treated as interchangeable.
Compare association documents, HOA and Master Association fees, management and application process, maintenance responsibilities, pet and leasing rules, floor plan, and current competition. Do not assume a rule or fee in one applies to the other.
Country Club membership
Current information describes Country Club membership as optional.
Oakdale Townhomes II can appeal to buyers who want a gated 55+ golf-community environment, private outdoor space, and a neighborhood pool without a mandatory private-club obligation. Buyers who want the club lifestyle can explore current membership options separately.
Selling in Oakdale II
Be precise about the Oakdale II name, floor plan, yard, and outside-managed process.
Indian Spring prohibits signs and public open houses. Professional photography, a floor plan, private-yard and view-focused online presentation, documented improvements, agent outreach, and coordinated private access are essential.
Use Oakdale Townhomes II, not simply Oakdale. Lead with the exact one- or two-story layout, garage, private yard, pool access, major updates, and optional Country Club structure. Explain the current two-application process early so buyers understand the ownership picture.
Oakdale Townhomes II questions
Is Oakdale Townhomes II the same as Oakdale I?
No. Oakdale Townhomes II and Oakdale I, also known as Oakdale One, are separate Indian Spring sub-associations with separate documents, fees, management structures, and approval procedures.
Why does Oakdale Townhomes II require two association applications?
Indian Spring currently identifies Oakdale Townhomes II as outside-managed. Indian Spring requires buyers in outside-managed communities to complete separate Master Association and sub-association applications.
How many homes are in Oakdale Townhomes II?
Published neighborhood information reports approximately 39 townhomes.
Are there one-story and two-story homes?
Yes. Oakdale Townhomes II includes both one-story and two-story layouts.
Does Oakdale Townhomes II have a community pool?
Yes. Oakdale Townhomes II has its own neighborhood pool.
Is Indian Spring Country Club membership required?
Current Oakdale II information describes Country Club membership as optional rather than mandatory. Buyers should confirm current terms before purchasing.
Who manages Oakdale Townhomes II?
Indian Spring currently identifies Oakdale Townhomes II as managed by an outside company.
How much are Oakdale Townhomes II HOA fees?
Recent records have reported amounts from the mid-$400s to mid-$500s per month, depending on timing and how assessments are displayed. Buyers should obtain the current fee schedule and estoppel for the exact property.
Compare Indian Spring townhomes and villas
Oakdale II, Oakdale I, Villas of Monterey, Applegate, and Kiowa are natural alternatives.
Compare the individual home, layout, view, HOA coverage, application structure, and current ownership terms, not simply the neighborhood label.