Pheasant Walk Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $864K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $785K |
| Highest Price | $1.1M |
| Total Listings | 7 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $413 |
Property Types (active listings)
About the Pheasant Walk Neighborhood in Boca Raton
Pheasant Walk took shape through the 1970s and 1980s, back when Boca Raton developers still worked around the land instead of flattening it. The streets follow the natural contours, and because the roads bend, the property lines bend with them. That is why almost no lot here is a plain square or rectangle.
The result feels very different from a modern grid. Your garden runs deeper on one side than the other. Planting screens the boundary you share, and back yards rarely face each other directly. Add the mature trees and you get a level of privacy that newer communities spend fortunes trying to recreate.
Scale helps as well, because this is a big neighborhood by central Boca standards. The parks and paths have room to breathe rather than being squeezed into a leftover corner. You can walk a genuine loop here without leaving the community or crossing a main road.
Pheasant Walk Homes for Sale & Real Estate Market
Roughly 700 single-family homes make up the neighborhood, which is large enough to keep a healthy flow of listings coming through. Homes for sale in Pheasant Walk generally measure between 1,500 sq. ft. and 3,000 sq. ft. Published asking prices have run from $800,000 to around $1.3 million.
Here is what really sets the price, though. This neighborhood is halfway through a rebuild. Many owners have replaced roofs with Keys-style metal, swapped out air conditioning and opened up floor plans. Interiors have been finished in marble, porcelain and engineered wood. Others have not touched a thing since the eighties. Two homes of identical size can therefore sit hundreds of thousands apart, and the photos do not always tell you which is which. Our Realtors® in Boca Raton can spot the difference for you.
What that buys you compared to the rest of the city is space. At these prices, gated communities further west tend to offer a smaller house on a tighter lot with a much larger monthly bill attached. Here the money goes into the land and the structure instead.
HOA Fees in Pheasant Walk
The monthly HOA fee is about $97, which is remarkably low for a Boca Raton community of this size. That fee covers a 24/7 roving security patrol and the upkeep of the neighborhood parks.
What it does not cover is a gate, a clubhouse or a gym, because Pheasant Walk has none of them. This is an ungated community, so the patrol car circling the streets takes the place of a guardhouse. Buyers who have priced gated alternatives at $400 or more per month often name that trade as the whole reason they ended up here.
Top Highlights of Pheasant Walk, Boca Raton
Residence Features
- Private swimming pools with paver decking
- Chef's kitchens with premium appliances and oversized islands
- Custom cabinetry and floating vanities in remodeled baths
- Walk-in closets and pantries
- Open-plan living areas and vaulted ceilings
- Screened patios and covered lanais
- Two-car garages with paver driveways
- Fenced back gardens on generously sized lots
Community Features
- A community dock on the neighborhood lake, used for fishing and small boats
- Jogging and walking paths winding between the streets
- Children's playgrounds and open green space
- Neighborhood parks maintained year-round
- Tall shade trees and tropical plantings throughout
- Pet-friendly, with the usual leash and waste rules
Pheasant Walk's Location in Boca Raton
Pheasant Walk sits on Military Trail, just north of Clint Moore Road, directly opposite the Polo Club Shops. That puts your groceries, pharmacy and a handful of restaurants across the street rather than a drive away. Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike are both within easy reach. Downtown Delray Beach is a quick run north, and the beaches are about twenty minutes east. Here are the places residents actually spend their weekends.
- Town Center at Boca Raton: The county's flagship mall, anchored by Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom, roughly ten minutes south.
- Mizner Park: Boca's cultural quarter, with the amphitheatre, the art museum and a strip of very good restaurants.
- South County Regional Park: 850 acres of trails, lakes and ballfields, plus a waterpark the kids will not want to leave.
- Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens: Six distinct gardens, a teahouse and a koi pond, a short drive west of Delray.
- Atlantic Avenue: Two miles of galleries, patio dining and live music through downtown Delray Beach.
- Sugar Sand Park: A science centre, a community theatre and one of the best playgrounds in the city.
- Boca Raton Golf and Racquet Club: Municipal golf and tennis, no country club membership required.
- Brightline: Fast trains from the Boca Raton station, putting Miami within about an hour.
Educational Institutions Near Pheasant Walk
School zoning is one of the biggest draws for families looking at Pheasant Walk Boca Raton homes for sale. The neighborhood is zoned for Calusa Elementary, Omni Middle and Spanish River Community High, all well regarded within the Palm Beach County School District. Boundaries do get redrawn from time to time, so confirm the assignment for your exact address.
Elementary Schools
- Calusa Elementary School
- Verde K-8 School
- Del Prado Elementary School
- Orchard View Elementary School
High Schools
- Omni Middle School
- Spanish River Community High School
- Olympic Heights Community High School
- Saint Andrew's School
Colleges and Universities
Medical Facilities Near Pheasant Walk
- Boca Raton Regional Hospital
- West Boca Medical Center
- Delray Medical Center
- Lynn Cancer Institute
- Cleveland Clinic Florida
- MD Now Urgent Care
Similar Neighborhoods to Consider in Boca Raton
Weighing a few options before you commit? These communities attract the same buyers, and you can browse all our Boca Raton neighborhoods in one place.
Peninsula Village Greens
Peninsula Village Greens sits up on the Delray line with modern townhomes built between 2006 and 2009. Impact glass came fitted from new, and there is a resort-style pool and a gym on site. Worth a look if newer construction and shared amenities appeal more than a big private lot.
Patios Del Mar
Patios Del Mar does something you rarely see anywhere else in the city at all. Every villa there wraps around its own private courtyard pool, tucked away behind high walls. Choose it if that kind of seclusion appeals to you rather more than an open suburban street does.
Palmetto Park Terrace
Palmetto Park Terrace sits further east than this one and answers to nobody at all. No dues, no committee and no approvals to wait on before you start work on the house. A good fit if total independence is what you are really after in central Boca Raton.
Palmetto Park West
Several streets in Palmetto Park West back onto deepwater canals with a clear route out to the open ocean. Prices there open near $855,000 and climb sharply once a private dock is involved. This is your pick if boating sits right at the top of the list.
Boca Raton Hills
Boca Raton Hills covers a broad stretch north of Palmetto Park Road, with no gate and no monthly bill to pay. The homes over there run smaller and prices sit lower to match that. Many buyers start their central Boca search here before stretching their budget further.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pheasant Walk, Boca Raton
How Safe is Pheasant Walk Without a Gate?
Safer than most buyers expect. The roving patrol covers every street continuously, which arguably beats a fixed gatehouse watching a single entrance. Residents also know each other well in a neighborhood this established, and that quiet familiarity does a great deal of work on its own.
Should I Buy a Renovated Home or a Project Here?
That depends on your appetite and your timeline. Buying an untouched home and doing the work yourself has been the smarter financial play here for years. Just price the job honestly first. Buying finished saves you the trouble, though you pay for every upgrade in the asking price.
Do You Need a Car in Pheasant Walk?
Yes, though less than you might think. Everyday shopping is genuinely walkable from many streets here, because the plaza sits just across the road. Longer trips will want a car. Palm Tran and Tri-Rail serve the wider area, but life is far easier with your own wheels.
Can Kids Use the Lake and Dock?
They can, and plenty of families do. Fishing off the dock is a weekend fixture around here. As with any waterside amenity, the HOA sets the rules on access and vessel type. Check the current guidelines before you launch anything of your own.
Are Pheasant Walk Homes Single-Family or Townhomes?
Every property here is a detached single-family home. No townhomes or condominiums exist within the community, which is part of why the lots feel so generous. If you want attached housing in this part of the city, browse our wider Boca Raton neighborhoods instead.
Can I Extend or Remodel the Exterior?
Usually yes, but not without approval first. A low fee does not mean a hands-off association, and exterior changes still go through architectural review. Pull the covenants during your inspection period, and check permit requirements with Palm Beach County before you close.
The Mastropieri Group — Your Guide to Pheasant Walk Real Estate
Ready to find a home in Pheasant Walk? Our Boca Raton real estate agent team knows which homes have been properly renovated and which just look the part. Larry Mastropieri brings 2,000+ verified reviews, FastExpert recognition and a Clever luxury ranking to every purchase. Call The Mastropieri Group at 561-544-7000, and let's get you onto these streets!
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