Palm Beach Point

Palm Beach Point sits in the southern 33414 area of Wellington, entered off Aero Club Drive, with the Equestrian Preserve and the showgrounds at its doorstep. The community is surrounded by other equestrian estates and training facilities rather than retail, which is exactly the point: streets end at farms, barns, and preserve trails. Southern Boulevard and the Turnpike are 10 to 20 minutes away, and Palm Beach International Airport is about 30 minutes northeast in normal traffic.

Active listing and closed-sale data, 2025 through October 2026

Dated research shows Palm Beach Point active listings generally running from about $3.65 million to $27.95 million, with one 13-listing snapshot averaging about $10.75 million. Typical homes most often price in the roughly $3.6 million to $8.3 million band, the median sale price is approximately $7.6 million, and recent closed sales span about $2.3 million to $11.25 million. Palm Beach Point East listings tend to run somewhat lower, in the mid-$4 million to roughly $7.4 million range. These are dated asking and closed figures, not guarantees: confirm the current market with Kelby before planning a visit.

Public schools run through The School District of Palm Beach County. Community research on the southern 33414 area commonly lists New Horizons Elementary, Emerald Cove Middle, and Palm Beach Central High, though large equestrian properties occasionally fall in adjacent zones. Assignments are set per address, so verify current boundaries with the school district before relying on any zone.

School boundaries change and are set by address, never by community name: verify current boundaries with The School District of Palm Beach County before relying on any assignment.

Palm Beach Point has a homeowners association governing the private estates, and as preserve land it sits inside Wellington's Equestrian Overlay Zoning District, where minimum lots of 2, 5, or 10 acres apply by subarea, stalls are limited to four per acre under unity of title, and structure heights are capped. Exact dues, barn approvals, and resale rules were not itemized in this research; they read Contact for current information, and Kelby can walk through the documents when you tour.

Unverified

Palm Beach Point has been custom-built continuously since 1978, so new and rebuilt estates appear regularly as farms change hands. Current under-construction activity was not verified in this research; confirm directly with Kelby.