Polo Club Boca Raton Homes for Sale: A 2026 Buyer Guide

If you are shopping for Polo Club Boca Raton homes for sale, you are looking at one of west Boca’s original mandatory-membership country clubs, which marks its 40th year in 2026. Buyers here usually have the same three questions. What do homes actually cost? What does membership add on top of the purchase price? And how does the Polo Club compare with the other clubs along Clint Moore Road? This guide answers each one so you can tour with a clear budget in mind.

Comparing several Boca country clubs at once? Our team works across west Boca every week and can compare these communities side by side for you.

Where the Polo Club Sits in Boca Raton

The Polo Club of Boca Raton is a private, gated community off Clint Moore Road, between Interstate 95 and Florida’s Turnpike in the 33496 ZIP code. It is classic west Boca: quiet and heavily landscaped, with the shops and restaurants along Glades Road and the beaches to the east a short drive away. The community covers roughly 1,100 acres and contains more than two dozen separate residential enclaves, so the feel changes noticeably from one neighborhood to the next.

That variety is why the Polo Club attracts such a wide range of buyers. Some enclaves are mostly low-maintenance condos and villas, while others are made up of large single-family estates on golf and lake lots. If west Boca is new to you, start with our overview of whether Boca Raton is a good place to live before you narrow down a specific club.

Polo Club Boca Raton Homes for Sale: 2026 Prices

Prices at the Polo Club cover an unusually broad range for a single community. Entry-level condos typically start in the mid-$500,000s, and mid-range single-family homes and larger villas sell for seven figures. At the top end, custom estates on the best lots have sold for well above $5 million, and a few of the largest homes have gone higher. Inventory and prices change throughout the year, so treat these as general ranges and ask for current active and recently closed sales before you set a budget.

What drives the spread in price:

• Home type: condos and attached villas sell well below single-family estates.
• Location within the club: golf-course and lakefront lots sell for more than interior sites.
• Condition: many original homes are being renovated or rebuilt, so updated properties sell for more.
• Enclave: the newer enclaves with larger homes have the highest values in the community.

Because the club includes everything from condos to estates, compare it with nearby options like Boca West Country Club and Broken Sound Club to see which price point and membership model suit you best.

Polo Club Membership and Fees: The Part Buyers Miss

The Polo Club is a mandatory-membership community: buying a home here means joining the club. Out-of-area buyers overlook this more than anything else, because the membership cost comes on top of the home price and the monthly carrying costs.

The club’s published 2026 schedule lists a one-time capital contribution in the low six figures, reported at around $325,000 for new members effective mid-2026. Annual dues come on top of that and vary by membership category. The categories are social, tennis and pickleball, and full golf, with full golf and racquet memberships costing the most. These figures change by year and by category, so confirm the current capital contribution and dues directly with the club before you write an offer. For planning purposes, treat the membership as a major line item in your budget.

For a plain-English explanation of how mandatory membership, dues, and capital contributions work across the county, see our Palm Beach County country club membership guide.

Amenities and Lifestyle at the Polo Club

The Polo Club’s appeal is having everything in one club. Residents have access to two 18-hole championship golf courses, a large tennis complex with Har-Tru clay courts, pickleball, a spa and fitness center, several restaurants, and a busy year-round social calendar. For many buyers, that combination is the point: golf in the morning, tennis or pickleball at midday, dinner at the club, and an active social life without leaving the gates.

This lifestyle works best for people who will actually use the club. If golf and racquet sports are central to how you want to live, mandatory membership makes sense. If you mainly want the home and the gated setting, a community with optional membership may suit your budget better. We help buyers think through that trade-off every week.

Is the Polo Club Right for You?

The Polo Club suits buyers who want a ready-made country club lifestyle in a central west Boca location. Its range of home types also lets you buy in with a condo or move up to an estate. It is a weaker fit if you do not plan to use the club, because the mandatory dues apply either way. Check the latest Boca Raton housing market update before deciding, and tour several enclaves inside the gates, because the community really does change from one to the next.

When you are ready, browse Boca Raton homes for sale to see what is on the market right now, then narrow by price and style.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do homes at the Polo Club Boca Raton cost?

Homes generally range from condos in the mid-$500,000s to single-family estates well above $5 million, depending on home type, lot, and condition. Ask for current active and closed sales to get an accurate picture.

Is membership required at the Polo Club?

Yes. The Polo Club is a mandatory-membership community, so buying a home means joining the club. Expect a one-time capital contribution plus annual dues that vary by membership category.

What amenities does the Polo Club offer?

Residents have access to two championship golf courses, a Har-Tru clay tennis complex, pickleball, a spa and fitness center, several restaurants, and an active social calendar.

Where is the Polo Club located?

It is in west Boca Raton off Clint Moore Road, between Interstate 95 and Florida’s Turnpike, in the 33496 ZIP code.

How does the Polo Club compare to other Boca country clubs?

It has a broader range of home prices than many nearby clubs, with a mandatory-membership model similar to Boca West and Broken Sound. The best way to choose is to compare dues, capital contributions, and home types side by side.

Thinking about moving to the Polo Club? Reach out to our team. We will walk you through current listings and membership costs, and show you how the Polo Club compares with the other west Boca clubs.