The Landings At Wellington

It's a solid fit for buyers who want space and a pool in an established equestrian-country setting near communities like Olympia and Palm Beach Polo. Most homes come with a pool — 26 of 32 active listings — and families are zoned for Wellington Landings Middle and Wellington High School. The median home runs close to 2,997 square feet, so there's genuine room to spread out.

Yes, it sits at the upper end of the Wellington market, with a median list price of $1,397,450 and 22 of 32 listings priced above $1M. Pricing averages $690 per square foot, and the range spans from $550,000 up to $12,995,000, so there's a real spread depending on size, lot, and finishes.

List prices are ambitious, but sold data tells the fuller story: over the past 12 months, 18 homes closed at a median of $834,500. Sellers averaged about 96% of asking, so there's typically some negotiating room between the list number and the final price.

It's a patient market — the median listing sits 84 days before selling, which gives serious buyers time to evaluate. With 32 active listings against 18 sales in the past year, inventory is ample relative to demand, and that 96%-of-asking sold ratio reflects a market where offers below list can land.

The median property tax here is about $13,998 per year, in line with the neighborhood's higher price points. HOA figures aren't reported in the current data, so confirm dues and community rules on a per-listing basis, since gated sections may carry different costs than others.