Coral Key Villas Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $2.1M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $375K |
| Highest Price | $7M |
| Total Listings | 27 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $732 |
Property Types (active listings)
About Coral Key Villas
Coral Key Villas is one of Lighthouse Point's largest and most prestigious luxury waterfront neighborhoods. It holds roughly 502 single-family homes across NE 45th through 52nd Streets, in several platted sections. Development began in the late 1950s, so original homes sit beside newer custom builds. The smaller pocket called Coral Key Harbor falls inside this same area. What sets Coral Key Villas apart is the water. Its canals run deep and wide, and the dredged Coral Key Waterway counts among the widest in north Lighthouse Point. Lots often carry 80 to 200 feet of frontage, with room for large docks and lifts. Many homes show Mediterranean and coastal styling, marble floors, impact glass, and private pools. The lifestyle centers on boating, not a clubhouse.
HOA Information & Lifestyle Amenities
Coral Key Villas runs without a mandatory homeowners association, so there are no monthly HOA dues. Owners follow City of Lighthouse Point codes for docks, boats, and building. Your real costs are property taxes, insurance, and dock upkeep. Waterfront homes need flood and wind coverage, so plan for higher premiums. The city holds strict low-rise zoning, which guards water views and a calm, residential feel. Boaters often add a club or marina membership for fuel, slips, and haul-outs. The pull here is the deepwater lifestyle and quick inlet access, not gated extras.
Residents enjoy amenities that include:
- Deep water and a clear run to the inlet
- Quick ocean access via two nearby inlets
- Wide frontage for big boats and lifts
- No HOA dues and no community gate
- PORT 32 Lighthouse Point Marina close by for fuel and slips
- Lighthouse Point Yacht & Racquet Club for boating and tennis
- City parks and the Exchange Club Park peninsula
- Federal Highway shops, Publix, and Whole Foods minutes away
Coral Key Villas Luxury Homes for Sale
Coral Key Villas offers more variety than its luxury reputation suggests. Original ranches from the 1950s and 1960s still trade here, some near 1,500 square feet. At the top end, custom estates pass 6,000 and even 9,000 square feet, with two stories and elevator-ready designs. Lots usually run 8,000 to 11,000 square feet, and point lots can stretch past 200 feet on the water. Recent listings average around $2.1 million, near $700 per square foot. Entry homes that need work start lower, while new deepwater estates reach $5 million to $7 million and up. Most homes feature private docks, boat lifts, heated pools, stone floors, and impact windows. Buyers who plan to build often start with an older home on a prime canal. A trusted luxury realtor who knows the Lighthouse Point waterfront can line up early showings on a Coral Key Villas listing.
Top Highlights of Coral Key Villas
- Deepwater, dredged canals built for big boats
- A clear, open run from dock to the inlet
- Two ocean inlets within reach, Hillsboro and Boca Raton
- Wide point lots with deep water on multiple sides
- Custom estates beside updated original homes
- Open, ungated waterfront streets
- Room for a big boat, a lift, and a pool
- Luxury finishes, marble, and chef kitchens throughout
- Quiet, walkable streets near the water
- Minutes to Pompano and Deerfield beaches
Location of Coral Key Villas in Lighthouse Point
Coral Key Villas sits in Lighthouse Point, FL 33064, in Broward County. The community runs along NE 45th through 52nd Streets, east of Federal Highway and close to the Intracoastal. Pompano Beach lies to the south, with Deerfield Beach and Hillsboro Beach to the north. Federal Highway brings groceries, banks, and dining within minutes. Drivers reach I-95 in about ten minutes and Fort Lauderdale in roughly half an hour. By boat, the Hillsboro Inlet and the open Atlantic are a short run away. For a deepwater address between Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale, few spots compete.
Top Destinations Close to Coral Key Villas
Coral Key Villas puts the water and the coast within easy reach. A few favorites:
- PORT 32 Lighthouse Point Marina (about 1 mile): Fuel, dockage, and haul-out service on the Intracoastal, plus a casual dockside cafe.
- Lighthouse Point Yacht & Racquet Club (about 1 mile): A membership club with boat slips, clay tennis courts, and waterfront dining.
- Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse (about 2.5 miles): The 1907 iron tower that gives the city its name, set where the inlet meets the ocean.
- Cap's Place Island Restaurant (about 2 miles): A 1920s island eatery reached by boat launch, once a speakeasy, still serving seafood.
- Exchange Club Park (about 1.5 miles): A green peninsula on the water, reached by footbridge, with room to walk and let dogs run.
- Pompano Beach (about 3 miles): Wide Atlantic sand, a pier, and a fishing village with fresh catch and restaurants.
- Deerfield Beach International Fishing Pier (about 3.5 miles): A historic pier just north for anglers and sunrise strolls.
Nearest Educational Institutions to Coral Key Villas
Coral Key Villas falls inside Broward County Public Schools. Homes here generally feed Norcrest Elementary, then nearby middle and high campuses. The district sets assignments by address, so confirm before you buy. Private and college options sit close by as well.
Elementary Schools
- Norcrest Elementary School (about 2 miles)
- Cresthaven Elementary School (about 2 miles)
- Tedder Elementary School (about 2.5 miles)
- Park Ridge Elementary School (about 3 miles)
High Schools
- Deerfield Beach High School (about 4 miles)
- Pompano Beach High School (about 4 miles)
- Blanche Ely High School (about 5 miles)
- North Broward Preparatory School (private, about 6 miles)
Colleges and Universities
- Broward College (about 6 miles)
- Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton (about 10 miles)
- Nova Southeastern University, Davie (about 20 miles)
- Lynn University, Boca Raton (about 11 miles)
Healthcare and Medical Facilities Near Coral Key Villas
Care sits close to Coral Key Villas, from walk-in clinics to a full trauma hospital. A few nearby options:
- Broward Health North (about 2 miles): A full-service hospital and Level II trauma center in Deerfield Beach, with a 24-hour emergency room.
- MD Now Urgent Care (about 1 mile): A walk-in urgent care on Federal Highway in Lighthouse Point, with no appointment needed.
- Hillsboro Urgent Care (about 2.5 miles): A Deerfield Beach walk-in clinic for minor injuries, illness, and testing.
- Broward Health Imperial Point (about 7 miles): A community hospital in Fort Lauderdale with emergency and surgical services.
- Boca Raton Regional Hospital (about 9 miles): An award-winning Baptist Health hospital to the north with advanced specialty care.
Frequently Asked Questions About Coral Key Villas
Do Coral Key Villas homes have direct ocean access with no fixed bridges?
Yes, that is the calling card. Most Coral Key Villas canals are deep, dredged, and free of fixed bridges, so boats run straight to open water. The community reaches two inlets, Hillsboro and Boca Raton, within minutes. Clearance and depth still vary by canal, so match the lot to your boat. Confirm the route with your captain or surveyor before you buy.
What is the difference between Coral Key Villas and Coral Key Harbor?
They sit in the same area but differ in two ways. Coral Key Villas is the larger, mostly deepwater community with open, bridge-free canals to the ocean. Coral Key Harbor is a small plat on NE 50th and 51st Streets, behind one low fixed bridge near 8.5 feet. So Villas suits taller boats, while Harbor often costs less. Both share the Lighthouse Point address and lifestyle.
Is Coral Key Villas a gated community?
No. Coral Key Villas is an open waterfront neighborhood, not a gated enclave. Lighthouse Point runs its own police force, and the quiet, low-traffic streets keep the area calm. Owners rely on city patrols rather than a guardhouse. Buyers who want a manned gate will look to other South Florida communities, since these canal streets stay open.
Can you build a new custom home in Coral Key Villas?
Yes, and many owners do exactly that. Buyers often buy an aging house on a strong lot, then rebuild to current code. Lighthouse Point zoning keeps the area single-family and low-rise, with design and setback review by the city. Seawall and dock permits run through the city too. Work with a local builder on lot value and rules before you commit.
What does it cost to own in Coral Key Villas beyond the price?
Plan past the purchase price. With no HOA, owners carry taxes, flood and wind coverage, and dock upkeep on their own. Waterfront premiums and high home values push insurance above inland rates. Larger estates also bring pool, dock, and landscape costs. A local agent can pull tax history and insurance estimates before you write an offer on Coral Key Villas homes for sale.
Ready to Find Your Luxury Waterfront Home in Coral Key Villas?
The Mastropieri Group, Realtors® can help you secure the right home in Coral Key Villas before it slips away. The team brings more than 2,000 five-star online reviews. A seasoned real estate agent who knows Lighthouse Point will guide you through docks, canal depth, and waterfront insurance before you commit. Call (954) 388-7738 to tour Coral Key Villas homes for sale.
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