Weston Hills Country Club Homes for Sale: The Insider Buyer's Guide

Last Updated: August 2026

Weston Hills sits behind a guard gate off Royal Palm Boulevard, and most buyers who end up there started the same way: they drove through once for an open house on a different street entirely, and never quite got the community out of their head. Weston Hills Country Club homes for sale move through Broward's luxury market at a median of $1,475,000, up 4% from a year earlier, across 29 subdivisions built mostly between 1992 and 2001.

Quick Answer: Is Weston Hills Country Club Worth It for a Weston FL Buyer?

Weston Hills Country Club is worth it for buyers who want a guard-gated golf community with mature landscaping, A-rated zoned schools, and homes averaging nearly 3,900 square feet, but homeownership does not include club access. Golf, tennis, and pool privileges require a separate membership at The Club at Weston Hills, priced apart from your mortgage and HOA dues.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Weston Hills Country Club homes for sale carry a median price of $1,475,000, up 4% year over year, across single-family homes built mainly in the 1990s.
• Living in Weston Hills does not automatically include country club access. Golf, tennis, and the clubhouse require a separate membership.
• The community spans 29 subdivisions, so price, lot size, and lake or golf frontage vary block to block more than most buyers expect.
• Zoned schools include Gator Run Elementary, Falcon Cove Middle, and Cypress Bay High, all rated A-minus or higher.
• Inventory currently runs light, with roughly 40 homes on the market and about 3.5 months of supply.

IN THIS GUIDE

1. Life Inside Weston Hills Country Club
2. Weston Hills Country Club Homes for Sale: Architecture, Size, and Price
3. Golf, Tennis, and Life at The Club at Weston Hills
4. 29 Subdivisions: What Actually Changes From Street to Street
5. Schools and Family Life Around Weston Hills
6. What to Know Before You Buy in Weston Hills Country Club
7. Frequently Asked Questions

Life Inside Weston Hills Country Club

Weston Hills is one of Weston's largest guard-gated communities, built out mostly between 1992 and 2001 around two 18-hole golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. From what I'm seeing with buyers touring this community lately, the draw is rarely just the golf. It's the combination of mature oak canopies, wide lots, and a five-minute drive to Weston Town Center that makes the neighborhood feel settled in a way newer South Florida construction often doesn't. Homes here averaged 91 days on market over the past year, well above the 56-day national average, which tells you this is a community where buyers take their time and compare carefully before writing an offer (Source: Homes.com Weston Hills Neighborhood Guide, Aug 2026).

That patience shows up at the county level too. Broward's $1 million-and-up single-family sales climbed 14% year over year in the most recent Miami Association of Realtors data, a sign that demand for communities like Weston Hills isn't slowing down even as buyers negotiate harder on price (Source: Florida Realtors, "How Wealthy Buyers Are Shifting the Landscape", Feb 2026).

Weston Hills Country Club Homes for Sale: Architecture, Size, and Price

Weston Hills Country Club homes for sale range from roughly $890,000 to $3.8 million depending on square footage, lot position, and whether the home backs to a fairway or a lake. The typical single-family home here runs about 3,906 square feet on a 12,196 square foot lot, considerably larger than newer Weston construction closer to the Turnpike (Source: Homes.com Weston Hills Neighborhood Guide, Aug 2026).

WHAT IS A GOLF-FRONTAGE HOME?
A golf-frontage home backs directly onto a fairway or green, offering unobstructed views but also more foot traffic and the occasional stray ball compared with a lake-view or interior lot in the same subdivision.

Most homes were built with Mediterranean styling and terra cotta roofs, and very few have been touched since original construction, so condition varies enormously from block to block. Honestly, this is where I see buyers get tripped up most often. Two homes with identical square footage on the same street can be priced $400,000 apart once you factor in a renovated kitchen, a new roof, or impact windows. As of this month, 32 luxury homes were actively listed in Weston Hills at a median asking price of $1.57 million, with the typical listing sitting on the market 96 days before going under contract, giving a patient buyer real room to negotiate on anything that has lingered (Source: Redfin Weston Hills Luxury Homes, Aug 2026).

If you're weighing Weston Hills against other gated options while you search, the Weston community guide is a useful next stop for comparing it to nearby neighborhoods before you commit to a tour schedule.

Golf, Tennis, and Life at The Club at Weston Hills

The Club at Weston Hills sits on roughly 400 acres and includes two 18-hole golf courses, eight lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, a heated pool, a fitness center, and the on-site restaurant Table 89. One thing buyers are sometimes surprised by is that none of this comes bundled with the home purchase. Golf, tennis, and social memberships are sold separately by the club, with their own initiation fees and annual dues on top of whatever you pay in HOA assessments.

WHAT IS A NON-MANDATORY CLUB MEMBERSHIP?
A non-mandatory club membership means residents can buy a home in a country club community without ever joining the club itself. You can live on a fairway in Weston Hills and never set foot on the golf course unless you pay for access.

This distinction matters more than almost anything else in the buying decision, because it changes your true carrying cost. A $1.5 million home with a golf membership on top can run meaningfully more per year than the mortgage payment alone suggests, so it's worth confirming current initiation and dues figures directly with the club before you commit to a specific address.

29 Subdivisions: What Actually Changes From Street to Street

Weston Hills Country Club is not one uniform product. It's a patchwork of 29 named subdivisions layered around the two golf courses, and each one has its own personality. Some, closest to the clubhouse, trend toward larger estate lots with mature landscaping. Others, especially sections built later in the 1990s, sit tighter together with smaller yards but easier maintenance. Lately I've been noticing more buyers asking specifically about lake frontage versus golf frontage, since a lake lot tends to hold value with less noise and fewer stray balls near the pool.

Broward's broader luxury single-family segment backs this pattern up. Countywide, single-family sales above $1 million rose 10.6% year to date through May 2026, a pace that has kept well-located, well-priced homes in communities like Weston Hills moving even as overall inventory has grown (Source: MIAMI REALTORS + RWorld, "South Florida Housing Market Strengthens as Luxury Sales Drive Growth", Jun 2026).

Market Metric	Weston Hills Country Club (Current)	Year-Over-Year
Median sale price	$1,475,000	+4%
Median list price	$1,550,000	N/A
Days on market	91 days	N/A
Months of supply	3.5 months	N/A
Home sales, last 12 months	139	N/A

Source: Homes.com Weston Hills Neighborhood Guide — August 2026

If you're actively comparing communities, the neighborhood guide at sellahomeinweston.com walks through how Weston Hills stacks up against other gated golf communities in the area.

Schools and Family Life Around Weston Hills

Weston Hills is zoned for Gator Run Elementary, Falcon Cove Middle, and Cypress Bay High, three of the highest-rated public schools in Broward County, with Cypress Bay carrying an A-plus rating and Gator Run and Falcon Cove both rated A-minus (Source: Homes.com Weston Hills Neighborhood Guide, Aug 2026). Families relocating specifically for schools tend to ask about magnet and choice programs too, since Broward County Public Schools allows some out-of-zone applications depending on space and lottery placement.

Beyond the schools, Weston Regional Park sits just outside the gates with 120 acres, multipurpose fields, and the Weston Community Center, and Weston Town Center is close enough for a weeknight dinner without getting on 595. For relocating families weighing Weston against other South Florida cities, the buyer's guide at sellahomeinweston.com covers the broader relocation process, and our earlier piece on why families keep choosing this part of Broward goes deeper on the lifestyle side of that decision.

What to Know Before You Buy in Weston Hills Country Club

Before writing an offer in Weston Hills, price the roof, the air conditioning system, and the impact windows honestly rather than judging the home on staging alone. Condition swings value here more than square footage does, since so much of the housing stock is now 25 to 30 years old. Confirm the exact HOA dues for the specific subdivision, since they aren't uniform across all 29 sections, and ask directly whether the home includes an active club membership or whether you'd be starting from zero.

If property taxes are part of your budgeting, Broward County's homestead exemption can meaningfully reduce your taxable value once you close and move in as your primary residence (Source: Broward County Property Appraiser, 2026).

For buyers who want a closer look at comparable Weston neighborhoods before deciding, our roundup of top Weston communities is a useful side-by-side.

If you'd rather walk the subdivisions in person than compare them on paper, a private tour is the fastest way to feel the difference between a lake lot and a fairway lot for yourself.

Weston Hills rewards buyers who do their homework before they fall for a view. Once you understand what the club does and doesn't include, and which of the 29 subdivisions actually fits how you want to live, the decision gets a lot easier. If you'd like a private tour of current Weston Hills Country Club homes for sale, reach out to the Dluxuss Group and we'll build a shortlist around your priorities before you ever set foot on a fairway.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Weston Hills Country Club worth it for a buyer relocating to Weston, FL?

For most relocating buyers, yes. You get a guard-gated golf community, A-rated schools, and mature lots close to Weston Town Center at a median price of $1.475 million, but the tradeoff is an older housing stock that often needs updating and a club membership that's sold separately from the home.

What is life like living in Weston Hills Country Club, Florida?

Life in Weston Hills centers on wide, tree-lined streets, golf and lake views, and a five-minute drive to Weston Town Center for dining and shopping. Most residents describe it as quieter and more established than newer Weston developments, with weekend life built around the club, the parks, and top-rated schools.

Do you have to join the country club to live in Weston Hills?

No. Homeownership in Weston Hills does not require a club membership. Golf, tennis, pool, and social memberships at The Club at Weston Hills are sold separately, each with its own initiation fee and annual dues.

How much are HOA fees in Weston Hills Country Club?

HOA dues vary by subdivision and property type rather than a single flat rate across all 29 sections, so confirm the exact assessment for a specific address before making an offer. Club membership dues are billed separately from HOA fees.

Where can I find Weston Hills Country Club homes for sale right now?

Current Weston Hills Country Club homes for sale span roughly $890,000 to $3.8 million, with about 40 homes on the market and 3.5 months of supply as of August 2026 *(Source: [Homes.com Weston Hills Neighborhood Guide](https://www.homes.com/local-guide/weston-fl/weston-hills-neighborhood/), Aug 2026)*. A local agent can also flag off-market and pre-list opportunities before they hit the MLS.

Are there other Weston golf course homes for sale besides Weston Hills?

Yes. Weston has several other golf-adjacent communities, including The Ridges and Windmill Ranch Estates, each with a different price point, lot size, and club structure. Comparing them side by side before touring is the fastest way to narrow your search.

Who is Denice Landaeta?

Denice Landaeta is a luxury real estate advisor and founder of Dluxuss Group in Weston, Florida, ranked #139 nationally on the RealTrends and Wall Street Journal America's Best list and a NAHREP Top 100 Latino Agent nationally for four consecutive years.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Denice Landaeta is a top-ranked luxury real estate agent in Weston, Florida, and the founder of Dluxuss Group, a luxury, business, and commercial real
estate boutique within the Coldwell Banker Global brand. With 15 years of experience as a real estate business developer and franchise professional,
she has closed more than 800 transactions in the last eight years across Weston, Southwest Ranches, Parkland, and South Florida.

Denice ranks #139 nationwide on the RealTrends and The Wall Street Journal America's Best list and is a NAHREP Top 100 Latino Agent nationally for four
consecutive years, reaching #32 in 2023 out of 28,000 nominated agents. She is a Coldwell Banker Top Producer since 2013, a President's Circle member,
and holds the CLHMS, Million Dollar GUILD, and Global Luxury Specialist designations, credentials that place her among the top luxury real estate
specialists in South Florida.

Denice is active in her community, having awarded scholarships to local high school seniors and supported the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Miami.

Licensed Realtor® · Florida License #SL3364483 · Coldwell Banker Realty