Gleneagles is a golf and country club setting in west Delray Beach with six condo associations built from 1985 to 1990, plus a small group of detached homes. Prices run from the low $200,000s to just over $1 million, and the building you pick matters as much as the price.
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Quick Answer
Quick Answer: Gleneagles has 14 active listings right now, from $219,900 to $1,260,000 (Flexmls, October 22, 2026). Twelve are condos at $219,900 to $725,000 and two are detached homes at $985,000 and $1,260,000. In the past 12 months 69 homes closed from $80,000 to $920,000 with a median of $349,000. Whether club membership is required is not stated on the club's public pages, so confirm it in writing before you offer. Double-check the listing you are interested in.
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Picture a golf and tennis club on Victory Lane, a clubhouse that was just renovated, and a ring of mid-rise condo buildings and a few single-family streets around it. That is Gleneagles. Brian Wilder has been licensed since 1998, and the first thing he tells buyers here is that "Gleneagles" is really several different purchases. Each condo association has its own fees, rules and building age, and the detached homes on Glendevon Lane and Dundee Lane play by different rules again.
Lifestyle and Club Life
Gleneagles Country Club is at 7667 Victory Lane. Its public site (gleneagles.cc, checked October 22, 2026) lists 36 holes of golf, tennis and pickleball, a fitness center and spa, three restaurants and lounges, and a year-round social calendar. The club's news page notes a clubhouse renovation announced May 28, 2026.
The club's public pages do not state whether membership is required for residents, what it costs, or how it ties to each condo association. Do not assume. Ask the club office and the association, and get the answer in writing before you write an offer.
Homes and Sub-Areas
Flexmls lists the community under these names: Gleneagles Condo I, II, III, IV, V and VI, plus Gleneagles 2 and Gleneagles 6 for the detached homes. Active listings today:
- Gleneagles Condo I: 2 listings, $240,000 to $449,000, built 1985 to 1986
- Gleneagles Condo III: 3 listings, $219,900 to $625,000, built 1986
- Gleneagles Condo IV: 1 listing, $379,000, built 1987
- Gleneagles Condo V: 2 listings, $699,000 to $725,000, built 1987 to 1988
- Gleneagles Condo VI: 4 listings, $317,000 to $649,900, built 1989 to 1990
- Detached homes (Gleneagles 2 and 6): 2 listings, $985,000 and $1,260,000, built 1985 and 1991
- Gleneagles Condo II: no active listing today
Active condos are two- and three-bedroom units from 1,260 to 2,210 square feet. The two detached homes are 2,489 and 2,676 square feet.
Source: Flexmls, pulled October 22, 2026.
What Homes Have Sold For
In the 12 months ending October 22, 2026, 69 homes closed in the Gleneagles subdivisions: $80,000 to $920,000, median $349,000. Median price per square foot was about $208 on the 67 sales with a recorded size. Sixty-six were condos with a median of $340,000, and three were detached homes at $775,000, $900,000 and $920,000.
Four sales closed under $150,000, in Condos I, II, V and VI. A spread that wide usually comes down to unit condition, so use the median and the $/sf figure as a starting point and let the specific building and renovation level move the number.
Source: Flexmls closed sales, Gleneagles subdivisions in Delray Beach, October 2025 to October 2026, pulled October 22, 2026.
Ownership Costs
Taxes, HOA fees and insurance are three separate lines, and Gleneagles fees vary widely. Monthly association fees on the active condos run $534 to $2,238. The two detached listings show $860. What the fee covers changes by association, so read the HOA disclosure on each listing and ask what is included. Property taxes and homeowners or condo insurance are separate and depend on the unit, its age and its flood and wind details, so get quotes before you commit. Double-check the listing you are interested in.
Location, Beach and Airport Distances
Measured driving distances from the Gleneagles Country Club point on Victory Lane (OpenStreetMap routing, October 22, 2026; this is the club location, not a specific condo entrance). Times are estimates and vary with traffic.
- Atlantic Dunes Park beach access, Delray Beach: 7.4 miles, about 16 minutes
- Delray Medical Center (hospital), 5352 Linton Boulevard: 3.5 miles, about 9 minutes
- President Donald J. Trump International Airport (PBI, formerly Palm Beach International): 23.6 miles, about 33 minutes
- Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL): 32.8 miles, about 48 minutes
Hospitals, free-standing emergency rooms and urgent care centers are different things. Check which one fits your need and your insurance before you need it.
Schools
School assignment in Palm Beach County follows your address, not the community name. We checked 8 Gleneagles addresses (across Condos I, III, IV, V, VI and the detached streets) against the School District of Palm Beach County attendance boundaries for SY2026-27 on 2026-10-23, and all 8 returned the same three schools: Orchard View Elementary School, Carver Middle School and Spanish River Community High School. Zones can change, so confirm the assignment for your exact address with the district's attendance boundary maps before you write an offer. Private and charter schools set their own grades and admission rules, so check those directly with each school.
Dining, Shopping and Places of Worship
The club lists three restaurants and lounges on site. For groceries, shopping and houses of worship, look at the roads around the specific building you are considering and drive them at the hours you would actually use them.
What 1980s Construction Means for Your Inspection
Every active condo here was built between 1985 and 1990. Get a full professional home inspection on every purchase. For older condo buildings, also ask the association for the most recent milestone inspection report, if the building is required to have one, and the reserve study summary, before you remove your inspection contingency. Ask what the roof, plumbing and electrical looked like at the last review and whether a special assessment is on the books or likely in the next two years. A low monthly fee can mean the reserve is doing less of the work than it should. See Florida Statutes 553.899 and 718.112 under Sources.
How Gleneagles Compares in Delray Beach
Two other Delray Beach condo communities worth pricing side by side: Andalucia and Delray Oaks. For the wider picture, start at Delray Beach homes for sale. Compare association fees, building age and what each fee covers before you build a tour list around one community.
Brian's Take
Gleneagles can be a good value, but only after you know the club question, the building, and the fee. I would rather you tour three units in the right association than ten in the wrong ones. Next step: send me the address and the listing's HOA disclosure and I will tell you what to ask the seller and the association before you tour.
Selling Your Current Home Too?
Many people who call about Gleneagles own somewhere else in Palm Beach County. The math is what your current home sells for, not just what this unit costs. Start with a free home value estimate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is golf membership required at Gleneagles in Delray Beach?
The club's public pages do not say. Gleneagles Country Club and the unit's condo association can answer, so get it in writing before you make an offer.
What does it cost to buy a home in Gleneagles?
As of October 22, 2026, Flexmls shows 14 active listings from $219,900 to $1,260,000. Condos run $219,900 to $725,000 and the two detached homes are $985,000 and $1,260,000. Sales over the past 12 months had a median of $349,000.
How does Gleneagles compare with Andalucia or Delray Oaks?
Both are Delray Beach condo communities worth pricing side by side. Compare association fee, what it covers, building age and the latest reserve study for each.
Do Gleneagles condo buildings need a milestone inspection?
Florida Statutes 553.899 requires milestone inspections for condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories. Ask the association whether your building is covered and for the latest report and reserve study summary.
What should I check before I make an offer?
The exact association, the HOA disclosure, the latest milestone or reserve study information, the club's written answer on membership, and a full professional home inspection.
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Send me the address of the unit you are looking at and I will tell you where it sits in the range and what I would check before you tour it.
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Call or text Brian Wilder: 561-201-4717. Lucy Lopez: 561-285-8809. Keller Williams Realty.
Wilder Real Estate Group at Keller Williams Realty
Brian Wilder 561-201-4717
Lucy Lopez 561-285-8809
Fifth-generation Palm Beach County resident, second-generation agent. 1,500+ homes sold. Investing in Palm Beach County real estate since 1996, licensed agent since 1998.
Email Brian@WilderREG.com
Sources: Flexmls (BeachesMLS) and the official city, county, school district and builder sources named in the text, checked on the dates shown (May 28, 2026; October 22, 2026). Figures current as of those dates. Double-check the listing you are interested in.