Quick Answer
Aero Club is a private airpark community in Wellington, ZIP 33414, with about 248 homesites of roughly one acre each around a 4,000-foot lighted runway that was paved in 2012. Homesites are described as runway, taxiway or tie-down lots, and some homes have private hangars. There is a clubhouse and on-site aviation fuel. Owning a plane is not required. Before you offer, get the association rules on aircraft operations and the hangar dimensions for the exact home. Updated October 26, 2026.
An airpark is a neighborhood where planes share the street plan with cars. Aero Club has been part of Wellington since the community's early build-out, and it buys and sells differently from any other Wellington subdivision.
What Aero Club is
Aero Club sits off Aero Club Drive in Wellington. Wellington's history notes that Gould Florida, which took over the Wellington project in the late 1970s, built the Aero Club as a neighborhood with a private airpark, alongside what became the International Polo Club.
Today it has about 248 homesites, each roughly one acre, with a 4,000-foot lighted runway in the center of the community, paved in 2012. Lots are described three ways:
- Runway lots, next to the runway
- Taxiway lots, connected to the runway by a taxiway
- Tie-down lots, with tie-down space rather than direct taxiway frontage
Some homes include a private hangar. A clubhouse with a game room and kitchen serves residents, and aviation fuel is available on site.
You do not have to fly
Owning an aircraft is not required to buy here. Many buyers want the one-acre lot and privacy close to Wellington's shopping, polo and the Winter Equestrian Festival grounds.
The honest drawback: you will live with aircraft activity, including engine run-ups and takeoffs at different hours. Visit on a weekend morning and again late afternoon before you decide. If quiet is the reason you are moving to a one-acre lot, an airpark may not be the right fit.
What to check before you offer
1. Association documents. Who maintains the runway, how it is funded, and the rules on aircraft use, guests and hours.
2. Hangar facts. Door width and height, depth, floor, and taxiway access. Measure before you assume your aircraft fits.
3. Lot type. Runway, taxiway or tie-down changes both use and value.
4. Dues and assessments. Ask for the current budget, reserves and any planned runway work. We do not quote dues here.
5. Insurance. Get homeowners, flood and hangar or aircraft quotes early.
6. Taxes. Check the exact parcel on the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser site.
7. Listings under several names. In the MLS, Aero Club can appear under more than one subdivision name, so a search on one name can miss homes.
Getting around
Aero Club is in northern Wellington near Southern Boulevard. Wellington Green mall, Wellington Regional Medical Center and the equestrian grounds are a short drive. For airline travel, President Donald J. Trump International Airport (DJT), formerly Palm Beach International, is east along Southern Boulevard. Confirm public school assignments for your exact address with the School District of Palm Beach County.
Drive times from Aero Club
No-traffic estimates measured with OSRM on October 26, 2026, from Aero Club Drive in Wellington. Add time in season and at rush hour.
- Wellington International show grounds (Pierson Road): about 2.2 miles (5 minutes).
- The Mall at Wellington Green: about 7.1 miles (16 minutes).
- Wellington Regional Medical Center: about 7.0 miles (15 minutes).
- Okeeheelee Park: about 9.8 miles (20 minutes).
- DJT: about 16.2 miles (29 minutes).
Selling an Aero Club home?
Your buyer pool is small and specific. Pilots want runway access and a hangar that fits; others want the lot and privacy. Gather hangar dimensions and association documents first, then see what your home is worth today.
Nearby in Wellington: the Oakmont Estates guide (palmbeachcountyhomeforsale.com/blog/oakmont-estates-wellington-fl-guard-gated-community), the Polo West and Greenview Shores update (palmbeachcountyhomeforsale.com/blog/polo-west-greenview-shores-golf-course-redevelopment-wellington) and Wellington Village Park plans (palmbeachcountyhomeforsale.com/blog/wellington-village-park-70m-transformation-aquatic-center-sports-academy-2026).
Sources: aeroclubwellington.com, an unaffiliated listing site, for homesite count, runway, fuel and clubhouse; Wikipedia, Wellington, Florida (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wellington,_Florida), for Gould Florida history. Read October 26, 2026. Confirm all rules and figures with the association.
You are standing at the end of a Wellington cul-de-sac and the neighbor's plane just taxied past the mailbox. That is Aero Club Wellington, and it is not like any other street in Palm Beach County.
What Aero Club Wellington is, in plain English
Aero Club Wellington is a residential airpark in Wellington, ZIP 33414, where homes sit on large lots and many are built with hangar space beside a shared runway and taxiway system. You do not have to fly to buy here, but you do have to be comfortable with aircraft noise and with an association that manages a runway. In Flexmls the community shows up under several spellings, such as "Wellington Aero Club of The Landings at Wellington" and "Wellington Aero Club", so a search on one name can miss homes. It sits inside The Landings at Wellington, the same larger area as Binks Forest, and the Village of Wellington is the local government. I am Brian Wilder, the small-town mayor type who also writes as a Google Local Guide, and I tell buyers the same thing every time: double-check the listing you are interested in.
What homes cost here right now
I pulled Flexmls on October 18, 2026. There are 13 active listings in Aero Club, asking from $2,650,000 to $15,000,000. Lots on the active listings run from about 0.91 to 2.12 acres, and home sizes run from roughly 4,180 to 19,250 square feet.
Over the last 12 months, 13 homes closed. Closed prices ran from $2,000,000 to $6,750,000 with a median near $3,700,000. Several sold under their last asking price. For example, 15610 Enstrom Road closed at $3,700,000 against a $3,995,000 ask, and 15580 Bellanca Lane closed at $2,385,000 against a $2,695,000 ask. Days on market varied widely, from a few weeks to more than 200 days. Source: Flexmls, pulled 2026-10-18. Thirteen sales is a small sample, so treat these as a range and not a promise.
What to watch out for before you write an offer
Buying an airpark home means checking things a normal neighborhood never asks about.
- Runway and taxiway rules. Ask the association who maintains the runway, how it is paid for, and what the rules are for aircraft operations. Get the governing documents in writing and read them.
- Hangar facts. Hangar size, door height and taxiway access differ house to house. Do not assume a home's hangar fits your aircraft until you measure it.
- Noise and flight paths. Spend an hour on the street on a weekend morning before you decide.
- Association dues and special assessments. Ask for the current budget and any planned assessments. I do not quote a monthly dues figure here because it varies and I could not verify one today.
- Insurance and property taxes. Get a wind, flood and hangar-contents quote early, and check the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser for the taxes on the exact parcel.
- Official source. The community runs its own website at https://aeroclubwellington.com, which is the place to confirm rules and fees.
I put all of this into the Aero Club Runway and Hangar Checklist so you can take it to every showing.
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How Aero Club compares with nearby Wellington options
If you want a big lot in Wellington without the runway, look at the Equestrian Club Estates guide for horse-focused estates, or Binks Forest for a very different price range and lot size. Both are separate communities with their own rules, so compare them the same way: price per square foot, association costs, and what the rules actually allow. For the whole village, start at the Wellington hub page.
Selling your current home too?
Many Aero Club buyers have to sell first. Your timeline matters more than the sticker price here, because homes in this price range can take months to sell. A valuation tells you what to plan around. You can request one here and I will pull comparable sales for your address.
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Selling an Aero Club home
If you own here, your buyer pool is small and specific. Pilots want runway access and a hangar that fits, and non-pilots want the lot and the privacy. Price against the closed sales above, not against the highest asking price in the community. Get your hangar dimensions, association documents and recent upgrades into a single folder before you list. The same Aero Club Runway and Hangar Checklist works in reverse: fix the questions a buyer will ask before they ask them.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a pilot to buy in Aero Club?
No. Owning an aircraft is not required, but you will live next to an active runway.
How long is the Aero Club runway?
About 4,000 feet, lighted, and paved in 2012.
How many homes are in Aero Club?
About 248 homesites of roughly one acre each.
What is a taxiway lot?
A lot connected to the runway by a taxiway, as opposed to a runway lot next to the runway or a tie-down lot.
Is Aero Club gated?
Do not assume so. Confirm the current access and security setup with the association.
What ZIP code is Aero Club in?
33414, in the Village of Wellington.
Next step
Aero Club buyers deserve specifics. Start with the Aero Club Runway and Hangar Checklist and a call about your aircraft, lot size and budget.
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Sources: Flexmls (BeachesMLS) and the official city, county, school district and builder sources named in the text, checked on the dates shown (October 26, 2026). Figures current as of those dates. Double-check the listing you are interested in.
Sources: Flexmls listing search, pulled 2026-10-18 (13 active and 13 closed Aero Club listings, City Wellington, ZIP 33414); Aero Club Wellington community website https://aeroclubwellington.com.