Country Acres Homes for Sale in Parkland
Compare Country Acres properties in Parkland by usable land, documented utilities, drainage and the uses permitted on the specific parcel.
The City of Parkland lists Country Acres in its subdivision setback chart. If you plan to keep horses or build a barn, identify the parcel and ask the city which rules apply to that use. A subdivision name cannot settle that question.
1,500+ homes sold. Investing in Palm Beach County real estate since 1996, licensed agent since 1998. For acreage, I start with a survey and the intended use before comparing prices.
What Country Acres actually is
Parkland lists Country Acres in its subdivision setback chart with Broward County zoning designations. Confirm the designation, setbacks and easements for the parcel before pricing an addition or outbuilding.
Two lots of the same size can have different usable areas. Check drainage, access, easements and the location of existing structures against the survey.
Pre-offer checklist for Country Acres
- Water and wastewater: Confirm the actual connections for the parcel. If it has a private well or septic system, review service records and arrange a qualified inspection.
- Proposed uses: Ask the city which zoning and setback rules apply to your parcel and proposed structures. Verify any private restrictions separately.
- The land — drainage, access, usability: Confirm elevation and drainage (rural acreage can hold water), legal access to the parcel, fencing, and how much of the acreage is actually usable versus wetland or easement. Walk it.
- Association: Review recorded restrictions for the parcel. If an association applies, obtain its current documents and dues.
- School zone: Parkland is in Broward County Public Schools — verify the exact zoned schools for the specific address at browardschools.com before any offer. Boundaries change.
The honest trade-off
If space for horses is important, ask about the number and type of animals permitted and where structures may be placed. Get a parcel-specific answer before relying on a listing description.
For each property, identify the water and wastewater providers or private systems. Ask for service records and price any inspections or repairs needed for the systems actually installed.
When comparing land with a smaller residential lot, include fencing, drainage and maintenance in your budget.
Selling a home before you buy?
Most buyers have a home to sell first. See what yours is worth today, and we can plan both moves together. Call or text Brian Wilder: 561-201-4717. ¿Prefiere español? Lucy López: 561-285-8809.
Thinking about Country Acres in Parkland?
Call me at 561-201-4717 and I'll pull current numbers and walk the well, septic, and zoning questions with you. Or grab the free Buyer's Guide first.
Country Acres (Parkland) FAQs
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Brian Wilder · The 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. 5th-generation Palm Beach County family.
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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Confirm school assignments, parcel restrictions and utility connections for the address and arrange inspections within the timeframe in your purchase agreement.