Highpointe in Stuart: Pulte's Community Built on Land Donated to a Military Family Charity
Part of the land itself was set aside for Operation 300 before a single home was built here.
Highpointe is Pulte Homes' 284-lot gated community on 321 acres in Stuart, Martin County — about 10 miles from downtown Stuart and 15 minutes from Jupiter. Homes range from 1,850 to 3,820 square feet, with current pricing generally between $683,000 and $985,000, and HOA fees around $409-$429/month. Twenty of the original 321 acres were donated to Operation 300, a nonprofit supporting families of fallen military personnel. Amenities include a state-of-the-art clubhouse, fitness center, resort-style pool, and sports courts.
Highpointe has a story most new-construction communities don't: part of the land itself was set aside for a military family charity before a single home was built.
What's the background on Highpointe's land and location?
Pulte Homes acquired the 284-lot, 321-acre site from Christ Fellowship Church in Martin County. Twenty of those acres were donated to Operation 300, a local nonprofit that supports the families of fallen military personnel. Highpointe sits about 10 miles from downtown Stuart and roughly a 15-minute drive from Jupiter — a genuinely convenient location for buyers who want Martin County living with quick access to northern Palm Beach County.
What does it cost to buy in Highpointe right now?
Original pricing at launch started in the $500,000s; current resale and remaining new-construction listings show a range roughly from $683,000 to $985,000+ for homes 2,018-2,894 square feet, with some larger models reaching over $1M. HOA fees have been reported at $409-$429/month, covering common-area maintenance, the community pool, security, trash removal, internet, and recreation facilities.
Confirm current base pricing directly with Pulte before relying on specific figures — pricing has clearly moved up since the original launch pricing.
What amenities does Highpointe offer?
A state-of-the-art clubhouse anchors the community, along with a fitness center, resort-style pool, cabana, and sports courts including tennis, pickleball, and basketball, plus walking and jogging trails.
What schools serve Highpointe?
Recent listings show zoning to Crystal Lake Elementary, Dr. David L. Anderson Middle School, and South Fork High School — confirm current zoning at your specific lot before writing an offer, since new communities can see boundary adjustments as they build out.
Selling in Palm Beach, Broward, or Miami-Dade before your move to Stuart?
Many Highpointe buyers are moving up for more space and a quieter pace, with a current home to sell first. We handle both ends of that move as one transaction.
What to verify before buying in Highpointe
Confirm current base pricing directly with Pulte, since pricing has risen meaningfully since the community's launch. Confirm the current HOA fee and what it includes, since the exact figure has varied slightly across recent listings ($409 vs. $429). And confirm school zoning at your specific address.
Looking at Highpointe?
Let's confirm current pricing before you set your expectations off the original launch numbers.
Or call: 561-201-4717
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The Wilder Real Estate Group
Palm Beach County Home For Sale
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