At Cedar Pointe in Stuart, you could spend an afternoon by your village pool, choose a book from the Villages 1-5 clubhouse library or check the social calendar before heading out. The particular village matters: its facilities, rules and budget belong in your buying decision alongside the condo itself. Start with the association for the exact unit, then compare the routine and total cost you want.
Quick answer: Cedar Pointe offers condominium living on SE Ocean Boulevard in Stuart. Villages 1-5 and Village 8 identify themselves as 55+ communities; confirm the occupancy policy for the exact association. A dated sample of 52 condo sales closed October 23, 2025 through October 22, 2026 had a $125,000 median sale price. Compare that historical benchmark with the unit, village and full ownership budget.
Brian's take: a lower purchase price can be useful, but the condo fee, assessment history and condition decide whether the monthly budget works. At Cedar Pointe, compare the association documents before treating two nearby units as interchangeable. We can help you organize the sales, documents and inspection questions around the way you plan to use the home.
What have Cedar Pointe condos sold for?
The October 23, 2026 Martin County MLS export contains 52 closed condominium sales matching Cedar Pointe naming fields within MLS City Stuart. For closings October 23, 2025 through October 22, 2026, the median sale price was $125,000 and the middle half sold from $109,750 to $150,500. These are historical closed prices, not current asking prices or a value estimate for any one unit.
Source: local MLS database, complete Martin County export dated October 23, 2026. Closed status; close dates October 23, 2025 through October 22, 2026; sale price above $10,000; unique listing number; Cedar Point or Cedar Pointe in subdivision, development, association, master association or building name; MLS City Stuart. All 52 matches were condos. Days on market used 52 finite, nonnegative records. This naming-field sample is not a parcel audit or every transfer in every village.
Which amenities and routines belong to your village?
The Villages 1-5 association describes two pools, a clubhouse and a library. Village 8 gives directions to its own clubhouse, pool and shuffleboard court. Those are section-specific facilities; do not assume that buying anywhere in Cedar Pointe gives you use of every pool or clubhouse.
For an ordinary week, think about which pool you would use, where you would park and how the unit works when you return with groceries. During a tour, compare the actual route, floor level, stairs, laundry arrangements and storage. The floor plan and association responsibilities can matter as much as an updated kitchen.
Villages 1-5 also describes resident celebrations and hobby groups. Ask for the current calendar, any participation charges and the rules for guests. The activities offered by one association should not be treated as a promise of the same schedule or facilities throughout Cedar Pointe.
How should you compare Cedar Pointe villages?
Start with the association named in the unit documents, then compare the current fee, what it pays for, reserves, any assessment and the approval process. Read the actual occupancy, guest, pet and rental rules. A listing elsewhere in the complex does not establish those terms for your unit.
For a broader search, see our Stuart homes guide and Jensen Beach homes guide. Compare the home type and ownership responsibilities you want; a citywide median does not price a Cedar Pointe condo.
What should you verify before buying a Cedar Pointe condo?
Request the current budget, financial statements, reserve information, association insurance, recent meeting minutes, assessments and the documents for the exact village and building. Have your advisers review the records relevant to the purchase. Ask who maintains the roof, windows, air conditioning and interior systems before estimating your repair budget.
Obtain insurance quotes for the unit and discuss the building coverage, deductibles, flood information and lender requirements with the relevant professionals. A fee quoted in an old listing and the seller's tax bill are starting points for questions, not your final ownership budget.
Read The Wilder Way Home for the steps from financing through closing.
Selling a home before you buy?
We can compare your likely sale proceeds, purchase budget and timing before you commit to the next home. Plan the two moves together so your purchase deadline fits your sale.
Ready to compare Cedar Pointe condos?
Tell us which village, floor plan and total ownership budget you want to compare. We can build a short list and organize the questions for each unit.
Book a Buyer Discovery Call, or call or text Brian Wilder at 561-201-4717. Lucy Lopez: 561-285-8809. Keller Williams Realty.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Brian Wilder
Wilder Real Estate Group at Keller Williams Realty
1,500+ homes sold. Investing in Palm Beach County real estate since 1996, licensed agent since 1998.
561-201-4717 | Lucy Lopez 561-285-8809
Brian@WilderREG.com
Sources checked October 29, 2026: Villages 1-5, Village 8. Market figures use the dated local MLS sample described above. Confirm current terms for the specific unit. Equal Housing Opportunity.