The Preserve at Ironhorse
Realtor Toolkit

No. Club membership and Ironhorse homeownership are entirely separate — a buyer can join The Preserve without living inside the gates, and a homeowner inside the gates isn't automatically a member. This mirrors what the club's own Real Estate page tells buyers directly, so you're never at odds with what they've already read. Many buyers ask this mid-showing, before they've called the club themselves.

324 homes total, generally ranging from about 2,200 to over 5,200 square feet, in a mix of single-story and larger estate models — some on golf course or waterfront lots. Useful context for setting size and price expectations before a buyer even sees a listing.

Monthly HOA dues typically run $310–$525, covering common area and grounds maintenance, the community pool, security, gated access, and trash/pest control. Each neighborhood has its own HOA structure. Rates current as of August 2026.

Full Golf includes unlimited golf and full club access. Sports Membership includes a set number of golf rounds plus full access to tennis, fitness, and pool. Social Membership includes dining, pool, and social events, with no golf. All three include family privileges.

• Full Golf: $100,000 initiation, $18,500 family dues ($16,500 single)
• Sports: $10,000 initiation, $5,700 dues.
• Social: $5,000 initiation, $3,500 dues.

No assessments at any level. Rates current as of August 2026.

Members play whenever they want, seven days a week. Rounds typically finish in 3.5 hours, rarely exceeding four, so the pace of play stays consistent.

No. The club doesn't endorse or recommend specific agents. Publicly, we’ll point buyers to any licensed Florida realtor experienced in the community. Your relationship with your buyer stays yours; our role starts and ends with the golf side of the conversation.

Contact Audry Carbone, Membership Director, directly at acarbone@preserveih.com or 561-227-3970. She’ll coordinate a tour time that works for your client and can join you on-site if helpful.