The Grove 55+ Community in Boynton Beach, Florida

One community, three housing choices

Start with Grove Manor, Grove Estates, or Grove Village before comparing the individual residence.

The Grove is a manned-gated 55+ community of 501 residences in west Boynton Beach. Developed primarily from 1996 through 1999, it combines detached single-family homes and attached coach-home condominiums with a renovated clubhouse, lakes, walking paths, and an active social calendar.

The most important first question is the section. Grove Manor, Grove Estates, and Grove Village differ in housing type, size, garage configuration, maintenance structure, and current association responsibilities.

Pool, fitness, tennis, and social life

The Grove is designed for buyers who want both activity and community programming.

The Grove Club includes a large outdoor pool and spa, fitness center, aerobics studio, card rooms, billiards, library, arts and crafts space, and ballroom with stage. Resident activities have included clubs, games, dancing, shows, tennis, bocce, and social events.

The community has four Har-Tru tennis courts, bocce, and shuffleboard. Recent real-estate community information lists pickleball, but buyers who prioritize pickleball should verify the current court configuration and scheduling with the association.

Association structure and due diligence

Section-specific responsibility can materially change total ownership costs.

Grove Village coach-home condominium assessments can cover building-related maintenance, reserves, and insurance responsibilities that may not apply in the same way to detached homes. Current association costs also vary by section and can change with the budget.

Before purchasing, verify the exact section, current assessment, inclusions, reserves, insurance, exterior and roof responsibility, leasing terms, buyer approval, and any pending assessments for the individual property.

The Grove vs. Grove Isle

Similar names, completely separate 55+ communities.

The Grove has 501 residences, three housing sections, and a manned entrance. Grove Isle has 125 detached homes, a separate HOA and entrance, a pool and fitness program, pickleball and tennis, and a dog park. Listings, HOA documents, and comparable sales should always match the correct community.

Paul's take

The Grove is especially compelling for buyers who want a choice between detached homes and coach-home condominium living.

The three-section layout is the central decision point. Once the buyer chooses Grove Manor, Grove Estates, or Grove Village, the individual home's location, condition, garage, view, updates, and current association structure can be compared much more accurately.