Your West Palm Beach Home.
Your Golf Club.
Where Will You Live?
If you're exploring The Preserve at Ironhorse as a destination or seasonal club, you may also be thinking about where to live. The Ironhorse community wraps around the golf course itself, and 324 homes sit within the gated property. Some of our members live right on the fairway. Others drive in from Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, or elsewhere in Palm Beach County.
If you’re planning a seasonal base, making a permanent move south, or simply want to know what's available inside the gates, start here.
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Club and Community:
How They Work Together
The Preserve at Ironhorse is both a private, golf-centered club and a residential community — but each operates independently. Here's what that means in practice.
The Club
The Preserve at Ironhorse Club operates as a private, golf-centered club. Membership is available to permanent residents and seasonal residents.
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Living in the community does not require club membership
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Club membership does not require living in the community
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Many of our golf members reside nearby in Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, or other Palm Beach County communities
The Community
The Ironhorse residential community is managed separately, governed by individual neighborhood HOAs and the Ironhorse Property Owners Association. Property ownership, HOA fees, and community rules operate entirely apart from club operations.
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HOA fees currently range from $310 to $525 per month depending on the home and neighborhood
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Fees typically cover common area maintenance, grounds, security, gated access, trash removal, and community amenities
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Real estate transactions are handled through licensed realtors familiar with the community
The community sits on the north end of West Palm Beach, directly bordering the 20,000-acre Grassy Waters Preserve—which gives the neighborhood its sense of seclusion while keeping you minutes from everything Palm Beach County offers.
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Common Real Estate Questions
No. Club membership is open to golfers throughout Palm Beach County and beyond. You can live in Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, or anywhere and still enjoy full membership at The Preserve.
No. Property ownership and club membership are completely separate decisions. Many Ironhorse residents are not club members, and many of our members live outside the gates. There is no mandatory club affiliation with home purchase.
HOA fees in the Ironhorse community currently range from $310 to $525 per month, depending on the specific neighborhood and home. Fees typically cover common area maintenance, landscaping, security, gated access, trash removal, and shared recreation facilities. Each neighborhood has its own HOA structure. For specifics, contact the Ironhorse Property Owners Association or your realtor.
There are 324 homes in the Ironhorse community, typically ranging from 2,200 to over 5,200 square feet. Floor plans include a variety of models, from single-story designs to larger estate homes with pool and waterfront lots.
Yes. Many of our members do exactly this. About half of our 250 golf members are seasonal residents who come down from November through May — or make several shorter visits throughout the year. Living inside the community makes arrival even simpler: you're home and on the course the same day.
Yes, you may tour the community with your realtor touring the Club can be done directly through the Club.
While we don’t endorse specific realtors, we recommend working with a licensed Florida real estate professional who has experience in Ironhorse and the broader West Palm Beach market. Several local agents specialize in this community.
The Rest of the Picture:
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach has spent the last decade becoming one of Florida's most sought-after destinations—not just for retirees, but for executives, business owners, and anyone who's decided that quality of life is worth relocating for.
The draw is the combination of access — world-class golf, beaches that are swimmable year-round, dining that holds its own against any major city, and a pace of life that rewards showing up unhurried.
Resources
The Preserve at Ironhorse
Ironhorse Property Owners Association
For questions about community governance, HOA fees, and property owner concerns, contact:
Property Manager: Laura Carlisle
IronhorsePM@campbellproperty.com
Phone: 561-300-1477
www.ironhorsepoa.com
Real Estate Listings
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