Seagate Country Club

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The Golf Course

The centerpiece is an 18-hole championship course designed by Joe Lee, occupying roughly 146 acres within the community's 336. It is a mature layout — plush tree-lined fairways, Bermuda grass throughout, and the kind of established canopy that a course built in the 1970s develops and a newer one cannot replicate.

The course plays from multiple sets of tees, and the club maintains full practice facilities alongside it.

Club Amenities

Beyond golf, the club operates eight Har-Tru tennis courts along with pickleball courts, a fitness center, a resort-style pool and deck, spa services and saunas, and a large renovated clubhouse with dining and event space. The club runs an active social and events calendar.

Entry is through 24-hour manned security gates.

The Homes

Seagate's 420 residences are divided among ten distinct subdivisions, including Bougainvilla Enclave, The Estates, Evergreene, Fox Hollow, Fox Pointe, Greensward, Lakewoode and Pine Lake. The mix spans both single-family homes and condominiums.

Condominiums come in one-, two- and three-bedroom configurations, ranging from roughly 750 square feet to more than 1,900. Single-family homes — many of them custom-built — run from approximately 1,280 square feet to just under 6,000, on lots from about 0.17 acre to more than an acre. Many back to fairways, lakes or mature tree lines.

One thing to understand before touring. The community was built between 1972 and 1983, which means the housing stock is now forty to fifty-plus years old and condition varies more dramatically here than in almost any comparable Delray community. Some homes have been taken down to the studs and fully rebuilt with new kitchens, baths, roofs, impact glazing and mechanical systems. Others remain substantially original. Two homes of similar size on similar lots can be very different propositions, and list price alone is a poor guide — renovation scope belongs in the budget from the first showing, not the inspection period.

Schools Near Seagate Country Club

Public Schools

Seagate Country Club is served by the School District of Palm Beach County.

Atlantic Community High School at 2455 West Atlantic Avenue — the same road as the community — serves grades 9 through 12. Established in 1949, originally as Seacrest High School, it moved to its current campus in 2005 and is best known for its International Baccalaureate program, alongside a freshman academy and a construction-oriented magnet program.

Elementary and middle school assignment for this community should be confirmed directly with the School District of Palm Beach County using its address lookup tool. Attendance boundaries in central Delray Beach are reviewed periodically and can change, and assignment is determined by the district rather than the community.

Private and Parochial Schools

The Delray Beach–Boca Raton corridor holds one of the strongest concentrations of independent schools in Florida, most of it within a fifteen- to twenty-five-minute drive.

American Heritage Schools, Palm Beach Campus — 6200 Linton Blvd in Delray Beach, the closest large independent school to the community. An independent, nonsectarian, coeducational college-preparatory day school serving pre-K3 through grade 12 on a 40-acre campus.

Saint Andrew's School — 3900 Jog Road in Boca Raton. An Episcopal day and boarding school founded in 1961, serving pre-K through grade 12 on an 81-acre campus, open to students of all faiths, offering Honors, Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate coursework.

Pine Crest School, Boca Raton Campus — 2700 St. Andrews Boulevard in Boca Raton, serving pre-K4 through grade 8, with students continuing to grade 12 at the Fort Lauderdale campus.

Donna Klein Jewish Academy — 9701 Donna Klein Boulevard in Boca Raton, a private Jewish day school founded in 1979 serving kindergarten through grade 12.

Admissions timelines generally run a year ahead of enrollment. Confirm current grade offerings and availability directly with each school.

Location and Nearby

Seagate's position on Atlantic Avenue is its most durable advantage. I-95 is a few minutes east and Florida's Turnpike a few minutes west, with Military Trail and Linton Boulevard both close.

Downtown Delray Beach — the restaurants, galleries and nightlife along Atlantic Avenue that gave the city its reputation — is roughly ten minutes east, with the municipal beach just beyond. Delray Marketplace, with dining, shopping and a cinema, is a short drive west. Boca Raton's Mizner Park and Town Center at Boca Raton are about twenty minutes south, and the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is nearby.

Delray Medical Center and Bethesda Hospital both serve the area. Palm Beach International Airport is approximately 30 minutes north and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International roughly 40 minutes south.

Seagate Country Club FAQs

What types of homes are available in Seagate Country Club homes for sale?

The community includes both single-family homes and condominiums across ten subdivisions. Condominiums offer one, two or three bedrooms from roughly 750 to more than 1,900 square feet. Single-family homes, many custom-built, run from approximately 1,280 to just under 6,000 square feet on lots from about 0.17 acre to over an acre. Homes were built between 1972 and 1983, so condition varies widely between fully renovated and largely original.

Is Seagate Country Club a gated community?

Yes. Seagate Country Club has 24-hour manned security gates, and the association maintains the common areas and roadways within the community.

What was Seagate Country Club called before?

The community and club were originally known as The Hamlet Country Club. The property was later acquired into the Seagate portfolio, which also includes the Seagate Hotel & Beach Club in Delray Beach, and renamed. The Hamlet name remains in common use — many current listings market the community as Seagate Golf at The Hamlet.

How far is Seagate Country Club from downtown Delray Beach?

Roughly ten minutes east along Atlantic Avenue, which runs from the community's front gate straight through downtown to the Atlantic. I-95 is a few minutes east and Florida's Turnpike a few minutes west, and Delray Marketplace, Boca Raton and the beaches are all short drives.

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