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The Bridges is a guard-gated community of 590 single-family homes built by GL Homes beginning in 2012 on Lyons Road in west Delray Beach. Its streets wind around 299 acres of lakes and waterfalls, entered over the arched stone bridge that gives the community its name.
Life centers on a clubhouse of more than 17,000 square feet, with a restaurant, a resort-style pool and spa, a fitness center and a racquet center with six Har-Tru tennis courts and four pickleball courts. There is no club membership to buy, and homes are zoned for Boca Raton public schools. Read the full guide to living in The Bridges →
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Images are enhanced renderings based on photographs of The Bridges entrance and clubhouse.
Approximate drive times from The Bridges gate; they vary with traffic.
The Bridges has a Delray Beach address (33446) on Lyons Road in west Delray Beach, but its homes are zoned for Boca Raton public schools: Whispering Pines Elementary, Eagles Landing Middle and Olympic Heights High, according to MLS records. Confirm school assignments for a specific address with the School District of Palm Beach County.
590 single-family homes in eight subdivisions, built by GL Homes beginning in 2012, according to Palm Beach County property records and the homeowners association.
Yes. The gatehouse is staffed around the clock, with roving security patrols.
No. There is no country club membership, initiation fee or equity. The clubhouse, pools and racquet center come with the home and are paid for through the homeowners association.
Recent listings show dues of roughly $817 to $860 a month (often billed quarterly), which cover the clubhouse and racquet center, the staffed gate, common grounds, lawn care and the lakes. Confirm the current figure and any capital contribution with the association before you buy.
A clubhouse of more than 17,000 square feet with a restaurant and patio, a social hall with a catering kitchen, a fitness center with a yoga studio and saunas, an indoor sports court, card and game rooms and a children's room. Outside are a resort-style pool and spa, cabanas, a children's pool and playground, and a racquet center with six Har-Tru tennis courts, four pickleball courts and a pro shop. There is no golf course.
GL Homes built The Bridges in four collections, Atlantic, Pacific, Coastal and Empire, from about 2,450 to 7,500 square feet of living space. Over the last 12 months, county records show 36 sales with a median of $1.7M; listings today run from about $1.47M to $4.45M.
Both are gated GL Homes communities facing each other across Lyons Road, with the same Boca Raton public schools. The Bridges (2012–2014, 590 homes) came first and typically sells for less per square foot; Seven Bridges (2015–2018, 701 homes) is newer and larger, with a bigger clubhouse. See the full comparison.
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