The Oaks at Boca Raton — Luxury homes · Gated Estate Living
The Oaks at Boca Raton: Homes for Sale
The Oaks is a guard-gated community of Mediterranean-style estate homes at Clint Moore Road and Lyons Road in west Boca Raton.
Developed in the early 2000s by Kenco Communities and Albanese-Popkin, with sections by Charles Watt Communities and Richmond American Homes, it has about 470 homes on 282 acres, with nine lakes, brick-paved streets and mature oaks.
Full resort amenities are included in the HOA, with no equity membership or initiation fee.
At a glance
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Size |
282 acres, nine lakes |
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Homes |
About 470 estate homes |
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Built |
Early 2000s |
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Home sizes |
About 3,000 to 7,500+ sq. ft. |
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Style |
Mediterranean Revival |
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Membership |
None; HOA only |
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Gates |
Two 24-hour manned gates and roving patrol |
Sections
- The Enclave: nine one- and two-story floor plans from about 3,250 sq. ft.
- The Estates: about 4,300 to 6,000 sq. ft.
- Estates East and The Sanctuary: large lots on the most established streets, many with lake or lagoon frontage
- Grand Estates: built by Charles Watt Communities, about 4,600 to 7,500+ sq. ft., every home with a private pool and spa
Amenities, all included in the HOA
- Clubhouse with a poolside restaurant and bar, meeting rooms and a children’s wing
- The Oak Room, serving breakfast and lunch daily
- 12 lit tennis and pickleball courts, a stadium court, pro shop and teaching pros
- Resort pool with cabanas
- Full-service spa and fitness center with classes
Frequently asked questions
Is there a membership fee at The Oaks? No. All amenities are included in the HOA.
How many homes are in The Oaks at Boca Raton? About 470.
Where is The Oaks? At Clint Moore Road and Lyons Road in west Boca Raton.
What distinguishes The Oaks from many of Boca Raton’s country club addresses is structural:
full resort-style amenities are included through the HOA, with no mandatory equity membership or initiation fee layered on top.
Finding the Right Fit
The best gated community is rarely the one with the longest amenity list. It is the one where the fees are comfortable, the location supports your routine, the home fits the way you live, and the community’s rules feel reasonable rather than restrictive.
Some families thrive in a social country club environment; others want a modern clubhouse and a simple HOA structure; still others prefer an estate setting with privacy and access to Boca Raton’s best conveniences.
Before narrowing the search, define what cannot be compromised: school needs, bedroom count, membership, outdoor space, and overall, monthly carrying cost. Then compare communities with those priorities in view, not with a one-size-fits-all checklist.
One call or one text — and Stephanie answers.
With 25-plus years of local experience, Stephanie Kaufman can help compare the day-to-day realities, fees, home options, and lifestyle differences that make a Boca Raton move feel right long after closing.
