Boca Raton
Custom estates across Boca Raton's most-discrete addresses.
Overview
Boca Raton, Boca Raton
Boca Raton's luxury fabric is defined less by a single submarket than by a collection of them: The Sanctuary (the city's only private gated yacht community, with deep-water access and a strict architectural overlay); The Estates and Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club; St. Andrews Country Club, Mizner Lake Estates, and the Boca Raton Resort corridor; and the Addison Mizner–era Mediterranean Revival streets around Mizner Park that gave the city its architectural vocabulary. The city's design review processes vary by overlay district, and the nearby oceanfront parcels on A1A are governed by the Florida Coastal Construction Control Line. Top Sanctuary and oceanfront transactions regularly clear $25M.
Why Sabal in Boca Raton
Why Sabal in Boca Raton
Sabal has delivered custom residences in The Sanctuary — including 751 Tern Point Circle — through the community's architectural review and construction protocols. We know the gatehouse logistics, the private dock and yacht-basin coordination, the specific massing expectations of each Boca submarket, and the city staff who keep permitting moving. That breadth of working relationships is not replicable on a first mandate; it is what you buy when you hire a builder already embedded here.
Portfolio
Our work in Boca Raton
Frequently asked
Building in Boca Raton.
- Which are the top luxury submarkets in Boca Raton?
- The Sanctuary (the city's only private gated yacht community, with deep-water access and a strict architectural overlay), Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, The Estates, St. Andrews Country Club, Mizner Lake Estates, and the Boca Raton Resort corridor. Each operates its own design review and community culture. Oceanfront parcels on A1A outside the gated communities sit under Florida's Coastal Construction Control Line.
- Does The Sanctuary have its own architectural review?
- Yes. The Sanctuary community operates an architectural review process on top of City of Boca Raton permitting. Plans are reviewed for massing, materials, roofline, and compatibility with the community's established architectural character. Approval requires coordination with the gatehouse for construction access, private dock and yacht-basin rules, and community construction-hours policies. Sabal has delivered through this process on 751 Tern Point Circle.
- What does custom construction cost in Boca Raton?
- Construction costs vary by submarket: $800 to $1,400 per square foot for inland country-club custom builds; $1,000 to $1,800 per square foot for oceanfront and Intracoastal waterfront; and $1,200 to $2,000+ per square foot inside The Sanctuary given the community's materials and detailing standards. Top Sanctuary and oceanfront transactions regularly clear $25M to $50M.
- How long does permitting take in Boca Raton?
- City of Boca Raton building permit review runs 10 to 16 weeks on a prepared CD set. CCCL permits on oceanfront add their own 3 to 6 month parallel track. Inside the gated country-club communities, community architectural review adds 4 to 10 weeks on top of the city. Plan a 6 to 12 month pre-construction phase from schematic to groundbreaking, depending on which submarket governs the parcel.
- Has Sabal delivered projects in Boca Raton?
- Sabal has delivered 751 Tern Point Circle in The Sanctuary through the community's full architectural review and construction protocol, and has ground-up experience in the Boca Raton submarkets more broadly. The firm maintains active subcontractor and staff relationships that compound over every subsequent mandate — the kind of embedded presence that cannot be reconstituted on a first project.
