A guard-gated West Boca estate community with a resort-style clubhouse and no mandatory country club membership
Living in The Oaks at Boca Raton
The Oaks at Boca Raton is a guard-gated, 282-acre estate community in West Boca Raton with roughly 469 custom homes, built from the early 2000s in a Mediterranean and Mizner style. Homes range from about 3,000 to more than 7,500 square feet, and the community pairs a resort-style amenity campus with club membership that is optional rather than mandatory. Boca Raton Premier Properties counts The Oaks among the area's top locations for golf homes, moments from sun, sand, and an array of club amenities.
About The Oaks at Boca Raton
The Oaks at Boca Raton is a guard-gated, 282-acre estate community in West Boca Raton, developed from the early 2000s by Kenco Communities and Albanese-Popkin into roughly 469 custom homes. The community sits near the corner of Clint Moore Road and State Road 7 (Lyons Road) in the 33496 ZIP code, and it is known for Mediterranean and Mizner-style architecture on generously sized lots. Boca Raton Premier Properties describes The Oaks as one of the top South Florida locations for golf homes in Palm Beach County, moments from sun, sand, golf, and a full array of club amenities.
Community & Amenities
Daily life at The Oaks centers on its amenity campus. The roughly 25,000-square-foot, Santa Barbara-inspired clubhouse anchors the community with a restaurant (The Oak Room), meeting and card rooms, a children's wing, and a movie theater. The HOA-funded amenities include a resort-style pool with cabanas, a full-service spa and salon, a fitness center with scheduled classes, a 12-court Har-Tru tennis facility, pickleball courts, basketball, and a playground, all wrapped in 24-hour guard-gated security with an HOA perimeter system.
Golf & Membership
A defining feature of The Oaks is flexibility: country club membership is optional, not mandatory, and there is no initiation fee or annual country club dues tied to living in the community. The Oaks itself does not operate a golf course, so golfers typically join a neighboring private club such as Stonebridge Golf & Country Club or Boca West Country Club, both minutes from the gate. The HOA covers the gatehouse, clubhouse, and amenity campus, and Jean-Luc shares the current HOA fee details when you tour.
The Oaks offers roughly 469 custom estate homes, mostly single-family residences in Mediterranean and Mizner styles, ranging from about 3,000 to more than 7,500 square feet. Build-outs reflect the early-to-mid 2000s custom-home boom in West Boca, with finishes many buyers now upgrade and expand. Lots are generous by West Boca standards, and the community's sections deliver a mix of lake views, preserve views, and quiet interior streets.
Location
The Oaks sits in West Boca Raton near the corner of Clint Moore Road and State Road 7, with the community at 9950 Bridgebrook Drive. The Florida Turnpike and I-95 are both a short drive away, and West Boca's shopping, dining, and schools along Glades Road and Palmetto Park Road are minutes from the gate. Boca's beaches and downtown are roughly 25 minutes east, keeping the community connected without the coastal traffic.
Location
Where Is The Oaks at Boca Raton?
The Oaks at Boca Raton is a guard-gated estate community in West Boca Raton near the corner of Clint Moore Road and State Road 7, at 9950 Bridgebrook Dr, Boca Raton, FL 33496.
What daily life looks like here
Schools nearby
The Oaks at Boca Raton is served by the School District of Palm Beach County, with the commonly cited feeder pattern running from Calusa Elementary School to Loggers' Run Community Middle School and on to West Boca Raton Community High School. Boundaries follow the district's maps by address, and Choice and magnet programs are available district-wide.
The community sits near Clint Moore Road and State Road 7 in West Boca Raton, with the Florida Turnpike and I-95 both a short drive away and Glades Road and Palmetto Park Road shopping and dining close by.
A secure, resort-style estate life: clubhouse dining, tennis and pickleball, pool days, and neighborhood events, without the commitment of a mandatory country club membership.
Straight answers about living at The Oaks at Boca Raton, from the location and the buildings to amenities, management, and what is close by.
Where is The Oaks at Boca Raton located?
In West Boca Raton near the corner of Clint Moore Road and State Road 7 (Lyons Road), at 9950 Bridgebrook Drive in the 33496 ZIP code. The Florida Turnpike and I-95 are a short drive away, and the beaches and downtown Boca Raton are roughly 25 minutes east.
Is The Oaks gated and secure?
Yes. The community is 24-hour guard-gated with an HOA perimeter security system across its 282 acres.
What amenities does The Oaks offer?
A roughly 25,000-square-foot, Santa Barbara-inspired clubhouse, recently renovated, with The Oak Room restaurant and bar, game and card rooms, a resort-style pool with cabanas and a poolside cafe, a full-service spa and salon, a fitness center, a Har-Tru tennis facility with a pro shop, and outdoor pickleball courts added in 2023.
Is country club membership required at The Oaks?
No. Membership is optional, not mandatory, and there is no initiation fee or annual country club dues tied to living in the community. The Oaks itself does not operate a golf course, so golfers typically join a neighboring private club such as Stonebridge Golf & Country Club or Boca West Country Club, both minutes from the gate.
Who manages the community and what does the HOA cover?
The HOA covers the gatehouse, clubhouse, and amenity campus, including the resort-style pool, tennis, spa and salon, fitness center, and grounds. Jean-Luc shares the current HOA fee details when you tour.
What types of homes are in The Oaks?
Roughly 469 custom estate homes, mostly single-family residences in Mediterranean and Mizner styles, ranging from about 3,000 to more than 7,500 square feet on generous lots with lake, preserve, or quiet interior views.
What schools serve The Oaks at Boca Raton?
The School District of Palm Beach County's boundary maps are the authority for any address here. The West Boca corridor has commonly fed from Calusa Elementary toward Loggers' Run Community Middle and West Boca Raton Community High School, but the district adopted new attendance-zone maps for the 2026-27 school year; a specific property's assignment follows the current maps at palmbeachschools.org. Choice programs are available district-wide.
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Where this guide's facts come from
For general area information and things to do, we regularly reference Boca Raton Premier Properties (bocaratonpremierproperties.com) and LivingFLA (livingfla.com), along with trusted authority sources including the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce (bocachamber.com), the Palm Beach County School District (palmbeachschools.org), and the City of Boca Raton (myboca.us). Property details, prices, and availability change, so a licensed local agent has the current data.
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