Royal Oak Landing Statistics
| Average Price | $2.2M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $1.9M |
| Highest Price | $2.6M |
| Total Listings | 3 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $574 |
Property Types (active listings)
About Royal Oak Landing Neighborhood
Royal Oak Landing is a gated neighborhood of 105 single-family homes arranged around Lake Camino in east Boca Raton. Construction began in the late 1980s and continued through the following decade, with each phase recorded as a numbered section. Sixty-two residences front the lake directly while the remaining forty-three overlook green space, and four of them sit across double lots.
The water sits within approximately 116 acres of parkland, which explains why the neighborhood feels considerably larger than its house count suggests. Residents reach the water through a community dock and launching ramp maintained by the association. Moreover, the non-motorized rule preserves a quiet across the mornings that canal-front streets elsewhere in the city rarely manage.
HOA Information
Published dues fall between $450 and $618 each month, the higher figure appearing on a current listing and covering cable television. That fee funds the guarded entrance, the recreation facilities and maintenance across the common grounds, which keeps it modest among luxury Boca Raton addresses. Request the present schedule before you commit, since the gap between those figures points to a recent increase. Florida law entitles you to the records. Pets are welcome, though breed restrictions and a limit on numbers both apply.
Amenities and Lifestyle
- Lake Camino, roughly 45 acres, restricted to non-motorized craft
- Community boat dock, launching ramp and ramp facilities
- Clubhouse with a modernized community center
- Community swimming pool
- Lighted tennis courts and pickleball
- Racquetball courts plus a basketball court
- Walking and jogging trails through the park
- Gated entry with guard service
- Pets permitted, subject to restrictions
Royal Oak Landing Homes for Sale
Royal Oak Landing Boca Raton homes for sale measure between roughly 2,000 and 7,000 square feet under air. That range suits a growing family and a household wanting considerable space equally. Four-bedroom layouts are the most common arrangement. A good number include private pools, fenced gardens and extended terraces, reflecting the generous lots across these Boca Raton neighborhoods.
On top of that, position within the neighborhood shapes a property as much as its floor plan does. A lakefront lot carries weight that a green outlook cannot match, and the double lots more still. Standards of renovation then separate one house from the next. These homes are now three decades old, and owners have modernized them to very different degrees.
Why Buy a Home in Royal Oak Landing?
Few Boca Raton communities let you keep a sailboat, a kayak and a paddleboard without arranging dockage elsewhere or maintaining a seawall. That alone draws a particular buyer. Beyond the water, these are substantial houses on generous lots inside a guarded gate. Compare them against Boca Raton Riviera or Long Lake Estates and the difference becomes clear.
- Direct access to a 45-acre lake reserved for non-motorized craft
- Generously sized homesites, four of them double lots
- Lake frontage on close to three in five residences
- Recreation facilities covered entirely by the monthly fee
- No seawall, boat lift or inlet traffic to contend with
- A location east of Military Trail, close to Interstate 95
- Addison Mizner Elementary, Boca Raton Middle and Boca Raton High nearby
- A small community, so the streets stay quiet
Location of Royal Oak Landing in Boca Raton
Royal Oak Landing is located between Camino Real and SW 18th Street, east of Military Trail, in Boca Raton, FL 33486. Downtown shopping, Boca Raton Regional Hospital and the Atlantic beaches all sit within roughly ten minutes, while Royal Oak Hills borders the same stretch.
Top Destinations Around Royal Oak Landing Homes for Sale
- Sugar Sand Park (2 miles east): A 132-acre park with a science center, carousel and community theater, ideal for families with younger children.
- Royal Palm Place (2 miles northeast): A low-rise dining and shopping district, popular for an unhurried evening out.
- Mizner Park (3 miles northeast): Downtown's cultural quarter, holding the amphitheater and the art museum alongside a run of dining.
- Boca Raton Golf and Racquet Club (3 miles west): Municipal golf and tennis open to the public, suiting players who prefer no club commitment.
- Town Center at Boca Raton (4 miles northwest): More than 200 retailers anchored by Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, with a dining terrace.
- South Beach Park (4 miles east): Lifeguarded Atlantic sand and a shaded oceanfront pavilion for weekend afternoons.
- Florida Atlantic University (4 miles north): A research university offering performing arts, public lectures and Division I sport.
- Brightline (3 miles northeast): Higher-speed rail from the downtown station, reaching Fort Lauderdale in under half an hour.
Nearest Educational Institutions to Royal Oak Landing, Boca Raton
Listings for this community cite Addison Mizner Elementary, Boca Raton Middle and Boca Raton High within the Palm Beach County School District. Several respected private schools sit a short drive away, and our Boca Raton agents can walk you through the zoning. Zoning is reviewed periodically, so check the assignment attached to any particular house before you buy.
Elementary Schools
Middle Schools
High Schools
- Boca Raton Community High School
- Spanish River Community High School
- Saint Andrew's School
- Pine Crest School, Boca Raton
Colleges and Universities
Frequently Asked Questions About Royal Oak Landing at Boca Sailing and Racquet Club
Is Royal Oak Landing the Same Community as Boca Sailing and Racquet Club?
Yes, the two names describe one place. The recorded subdivision and the association both carry the Royal Oak Landing name. The sailing club name is how the neighborhood presents itself publicly. Listings use either name, so search both when you are tracking what becomes available.
What Kind of Boating Does Lake Camino Allow?
Only non-motorized craft, which means kayaks, paddleboards and sailing dinghies rather than powerboats. A community dock and launching ramp give residents access. Anyone who owns a powered vessel will need dockage elsewhere, since the lake connects to no other waterway. Porta Bella offers that alternative.
What Are the HOA Fees in Royal Oak Landing?
Published figures run from $450 to $618 monthly, the upper amount taken from a current listing that includes cable. Those dues cover the guarded gate, the recreation facilities and common area upkeep. Ask the association directly for the current figure, as the two published numbers suggest a recent rise.
Are There Lakefront Homes for Sale in Royal Oak Landing?
Sixty-two of the residences front the water directly. Waterfront homes for sale in Royal Oak Landing therefore appear more often than in most gated communities. The remaining forty-three overlook green space. Ask which lots carry genuine frontage, since the distinction affects both the view and the price.
Explore the Best Royal Oak Landing Real Estate With Experts
A lake you can sail on, a guarded gate and homesites with room to breathe. That combination is rare in east Boca Raton. Among Boca Raton homes for sale, few offer this setting. Our Realtors® in Boca Raton know which lots genuinely front the water, what the monthly fee covers today and how the sections differ in age. Backed by 2,000+ verified reviews, FastExpert's 2026 award and a Clever ranking, Larry Mastropieri and the team will arrange a viewing whenever you are ready. Call a Boca Raton real estate agent on 561-544-7000 to get started.
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