Village at the Green at Indian Spring, Boynton Beach
A rare 11-home 55+ enclave of newer single-story detached residences.
A practical guide to Village at the Green’s newer construction, garage homes, views, and buying or selling decisions.
One of Indian Spring’s newest enclaves
Village at the Green offers only 11 detached homes, primarily built from 2000 to 2002.
That makes it one of Indian Spring’s newer and smallest residential sections. The homes combine Mediterranean styling, single-story layouts, three-bedroom configurations, and two-car garages.
For buyers who want more modern original construction and a larger detached-home feel without moving into an older estate section, this is a distinctive option.
Space and single-level living
Village at the Green pairs 2,160 to 2,695 square feet with no interior stairs.
Three bedrooms are characteristic, with approximately 2½ to 3 bathrooms, split-bedroom designs, large primary suites, family rooms, and covered or screened patios. Two-car garages are common.
The combination of a larger detached home, no interior stairs, and garage space can be especially appealing to 55+ buyers planning for long-term ownership.
Golf, garden, and pool access
Golf-front and garden settings give Village at the Green homes very different lifestyle appeals.
Golf-front homes can offer a premium fairway setting, while garden-view homes can offer privacy and mature landscaping. Current MLS and published information report association pool access, which buyers should confirm for the exact property.
Association structure
Current evidence supports the standard ISMA-managed application structure.
Village at the Green is not on Indian Spring’s current outside-managed list. Current evidence points to the standard ISMA/Tenant Evaluation process rather than a separate outside-management application.
Buyers should still confirm current instructions, fees, pet rules, leasing restrictions, roof responsibility, and exact association assessments once under contract.
Country Club membership
Current Village at the Green information says Country Club membership is optional.
Buyers can currently enjoy the gated residential setting, golf-oriented surroundings, and association pool without a mandatory club obligation. Those who want private club amenities can explore current membership options separately.
Village at the Green vs. Bannock
These are two tiny Indian Spring enclaves with very different ownership experiences.
Village at the Green has 11 newer detached single-family homes, commonly three bedrooms with two-car garages and single-story living. Bannock has about 13 homes in a condo association, with a mix of condo and detached-style designs and outside management.
Compare Village at the Green with BannockVillage at the Green vs. Southgate and Estate Homes
Village at the Green offers newer construction and extreme scarcity within Indian Spring’s detached-home choices.
Southgate and Estate Homes can offer larger lots, more private-pool opportunities, and greater architectural variety. Village at the Green offers a smaller, more consistent early-2000s enclave with association pool access and single-story homes.
Selling in Village at the Green
Lead with the 11-home count, newer construction, single-story layout, garage, and view.
Indian Spring prohibits signs and public open houses. Professional photography, a floor plan, clear golf or garden-view presentation, documented improvements, agent outreach, and coordinated private access are essential.
Frequently asked questions about Village at the Green
How many homes are in Village at the Green?
Village at the Green contains only 11 detached single-family homes, primarily built from 2000 to 2002, making it one of Indian Spring’s smallest and newer residential enclaves.
Is Village at the Green one of the newer Indian Spring neighborhoods?
Yes. The homes were primarily built from 2000 to 2002, making Village at the Green one of Indian Spring’s newer residential sections.
Are the homes single story?
Yes. Single-level living is characteristic of the neighborhood.
Is country club membership mandatory?
No under current 2026 Village at the Green property information.
Is Village at the Green the same as Indian Spring Village?
Yes for practical real-estate purposes. The legal association is Indian Spring Village Homeowners’ Association, Inc., while Indian Spring markets the neighborhood as Village @ The Green.
Are Village at the Green homes single-family homes?
Yes. Current MLS records classify them as detached single-family residences.
How large are the homes?
Current records suggest approximately 2,160 to 2,695 square feet of living area.
Do the homes have garages?
Yes. Two-car garages are common, with some larger garage configurations reported.
Are there golf-course and garden-view homes?
Yes. Golf-front and garden-view settings are both available.
Does Village at the Green have a pool?
Current MLS and published neighborhood information report an association or neighborhood pool. Buyers should confirm current access and rules.
Is Village at the Green outside managed?
No under Indian Spring’s current published outside-management list. Current evidence points to the ISMA-managed structure.
Are pets allowed?
Current MLS information reports pets permitted subject to restrictions. Older published information reports one pet up to approximately 20 pounds, so buyers should verify the current rules.
Can I rent immediately after buying?
No. Indian Spring’s Master rules require at least one year of ownership before leasing, subject to any stricter Village at the Green rule.
Compare Indian Spring homes
Village at the Green, Southgate, Estate Homes, Hampton Fairways, and Bannock offer different ways to own within Indian Spring.
Compare the specific home, age, floor plan, garage, view, exterior responsibility, association terms, and current ownership cost, not simply the neighborhood name.