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The Club at Ibis Homes for Sale: Prices, Membership Cost and Fees in 2026

The Club at Ibis Homes for Sale: The Short Answer

What does it take to buy into The Club at Ibis? In the last 12 months, 102 homes sold at a $987,500 median in this West Palm Beach club community, ZIP 33412, and membership is required. Echo Fine Properties lists membership at $130,000 (Tennis) to $200,000 (Premier Golf), plus dues.

On October 4, 2026, 42 Ibis homes were listed active or pending in Flexmls, from $310,000 to $6,491,000.

That spread is the first thing to understand about Ibis. It isn't one market. It's a townhome under $500,000, a single-family home around $1.1 million, and an estate in Bay Pointe or The Preserve near $3 million, all behind the same gate and all buying into the same club.

The Difference in One Minute

The Club at Ibis is one gated club community made of many smaller named neighborhoods. Echo Fine Properties counts 34 of them and 1,808 homes. The club membership and its dues are the same decision in every neighborhood, but each neighborhood can carry its own association fee, so two houses at Ibis can cost very different amounts each month. Before you compare prices, ask which neighborhood the house is in, which membership comes with it, and every association the owner pays.

The Club at Ibis rules box (sources named on each line)
RuleThe Club at Ibis
Master association requiredConfirm the name and fee of the community-wide property owners association with the association.
Club or golf membershipRequired. Echo Fine Properties lists membership as required at Ibis; tiers run from Tennis to Premier Golf (Club Cost Comparison, updated July 17, 2026).
GatedYes (Echo Fine Properties, Ibis community page). Whether a neighborhood also has its own inner gate: confirm with the association.
Associations the owner paysClub equity and annual dues (Echo Fine Properties), plus the neighborhood association fee shown on each MLS listing (Flexmls). Any community-wide association fee: confirm with the association.
What the MLS calls it"Ibis" in the subdivision name, usually with the neighborhood name in the subdivision or Development Name field, for example The Preserve, Bay Pointe or Larkspur Landing (Flexmls, October 4, 2026).

The Club at Ibis Membership Cost, Tier by Tier

The Club at Ibis membership (Echo Fine Properties Club Cost Comparison, updated July 17, 2026)
MembershipEquity / initiationAnnual duesRoughly per year with a typical neighborhood fee (before taxes and insurance)
Premier Golf$200,000$26,023About $30,300 to $34,400
Signature Golf$170,000$21,217About $25,500 to $29,600
Tennis$130,000$6,415Confirm with the club

Fee range used for the yearly column: about $360 to $700 a month, from most single-family records in Flexmls (pulled October 1, 2026). Echo's Club Cost Comparison lists no trail fee, capital dues, food minimum or refund policy for Ibis, so ask the membership office for each one. The Tennis dues figure is far below the golf tiers in Echo's table; confirm it before you budget on it.

The Club at Ibis's own membership page calls Premier Golf its most popular membership, with unlimited access to 54 holes of Nicklaus golf, a 20-acre practice facility, 15 Har-Tru tennis courts and one cushioned hard court. Echo lists three 18-hole courses, 16 tennis courts, 1,808 homes, and outside members allowed for golf and tennis only.

Here's what the MLS adds. In the 102 sales since October 2025, the membership-fee field shows $100,000 on most and $130,000 on 17, the same number Echo lists for Tennis. Read that as the floor to get in the door, not the price of golf. If you want to play, budget for Signature or Premier.

What to Get in Writing Before You Tour

Now let me shoot you straight.

At Ibis the house is only half the purchase. The tier you pick decides whether you're writing a $130,000 check or a $200,000 one, and whether your dues run about $6,400 or $26,000 a year. Two buyers can buy identical houses on the same street and live with very different numbers.

So before you fall for a floor plan, get these from the listing agent and the club's membership office:

  • Which membership comes with this house, and can you buy a golf membership right away, or is there a wait?
  • What are this year's dues, and what's in them: trail fees, capital dues, a food minimum?
  • What does the neighborhood association cost, and is there a community-wide association on top of it? Single-family fees in the MLS run from $50 a month in some enclaves to $2,050 a month on one record.
  • What happens to the equity when you sell?

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What Ibis Homes Actually Sold For

The Club at Ibis sales, October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2026 (Flexmls, pulled October 1, 2026)
MeasureAll homesSingle-family only
Sales10288
Median$987,500$1,132,500
Average$1,143,028$1,249,504
Range$255,000 to $5,000,000$255,000 to $5,000,000
Sales of $2,000,000 or more1313
Condominium and townhome sales14 ($275,000 to $732,500)n/a

Thirteen single-family homes sold for $2 million or more, most of them in Bay Pointe, The Preserve, Hawk's Landing, Egret Lakes and Egret Pointe. The top sale was $5,000,000 in Bay Pointe in May 2026. At the other end, 23 homes recorded as single-family sold under $600,000, mostly along La Strada, Quail Meadow Way and Grande Boulevard. Any recorded Ibis sale can be checked on the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser's site.

The Ibis Neighborhoods Buyers Ask About

Ibis is one club made of many smaller neighborhoods, each with its own association, its own street feel and its own price band. These 20 names showed up on three or more Ibis listings or sales in Flexmls over the last year: Bay Pointe, Blue Heron Bay, Egret Lakes, Egret Pointe, Hawk's Landing, Heritage Club, Ibis Isle, Isla Vista, La Strada, Larkspur Landing, Orchid Hammock, Orchid Reserve, Osprey Creek, Quail Meadow, Sandpiper Cove, Terra Lago, The Grande, The Preserve, The Woodlands and Villagio.

Ask which neighborhood a house sits in before you compare it to anything else. On October 4, 2026, Larkspur Landing listings ran $310,000 to $419,000, while The Preserve listings ran $2,095,000 to $4,395,000. Same gate, same club, almost nothing else in common.

New homes still show up here. A 2025-built home in The Preserve sold for $3,299,000 in February 2026, and a 2025-built home was listed at $4,395,000 on October 4, 2026. Builders named on current listings include Kenco Communities, Delcrest Homes and Engle Home Builders.

Schools on current Ibis listings in the MLS: Pierce Hammock Elementary, Western Pines Middle and Seminole Ridge High. Confirm the exact address with the School District of Palm Beach County before you rely on an assignment.

How Ibis Compares to Other Club Communities

Top golf membership, three Palm Beach County clubs
ClubTop golf membershipAnnual duesSource and date
The Club at Ibis, West Palm Beach$200,000 (Premier Golf)$26,023Echo Fine Properties, July 17, 2026
Mizner Country Club, Delray Beach$275,000 (Full Golf)$41,417 to $46,838Isabella Scott, October 2025; Koolik, April 2026
Admirals Cove, Jupiter$475,000 (Full Golf)$48,837, plus a $1,300 trail feeEcho Fine Properties, July 17, 2026

Ibis gives you three courses for the lowest number on this table. That's the argument for it. Read the full Mizner Country Club breakdown or the Admirals Cove membership math.

Selling Your Current Home Too?

If you're moving up from somewhere else in Palm Beach County, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, The Acreage or Palm Beach Gardens, you probably have a house to sell first. The club check is due when you close, so where that money comes from, and which closing happens first, decides how smooth the move is.

The Wilder Way to a Stress-Free Sale is how we line those up. Want a number on your current home first? Get a free home valuation.

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The Club at Ibis FAQ

How much is The Club at Ibis real estate?+
From October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2026, 102 homes at The Club at Ibis sold at a $987,500 median and a $1,143,028 average, from $255,000 to $5,000,000 (Flexmls, pulled October 1, 2026). The 88 single-family sales at Ibis had a $1,132,500 median. On October 4, 2026, 42 Ibis homes were listed active or pending, from $310,000 to $6,491,000.
What is The Club at Ibis membership cost?+
Echo Fine Properties' July 2026 Club Cost Comparison lists The Club at Ibis Premier Golf at $200,000 with $26,023 in annual dues, Signature Golf at $170,000 with $21,217, and Tennis at $130,000 with $6,415. Membership is required to buy at Ibis. The Wilder Real Estate Group's free guide, The Wilder Way Home, covers what to get in writing before you buy into a club, or call Brian Wilder at 561-201-4717.
Is membership mandatory at Ibis Golf and Country Club?+
Yes. Echo Fine Properties lists membership as required at The Club at Ibis, and Ibis records in Flexmls carry a membership fee with the sale. That field shows $100,000 on most of the 102 sales since October 2025 and $130,000 on 17, so golf costs more.
Where is The Club at Ibis?+
The Club at Ibis is a gated club community in the City of West Palm Beach, ZIP 33412, in Palm Beach County, according to Echo Fine Properties and Ibis listings in Flexmls. For the property tax bill on a specific Ibis address, look it up on the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser's site.
How many homes are in The Club at Ibis?+
Echo Fine Properties counts 1,808 homes and 34 neighborhoods at The Club at Ibis. The mix runs from single-family homes and villas to townhomes and condominiums, in neighborhoods from Bay Pointe and The Preserve to Orchid Reserve and Sandpiper Cove.
Who can I call at the club about membership?+
The Club at Ibis membership page lists the Membership Manager at 561-625-8500, extension 5142. Ask for the current year's equity, dues and every additional charge in writing.

Talk to Us About Ibis

Club buyers at the Wilder Real Estate Group work with me and with Diane Harbison on our team. Tell us how you'll actually use Ibis, golf four days a week, tennis on weekends, or the pool and the restaurant, and we'll help you pick the tier first and the house second. At Ibis, that one decision can be a $70,000 difference on day one.

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Sources: MLS figures are from Flexmls (BeachesMLS), pulled October 1, 2026 (closed sales) and October 4, 2026 (listings and neighborhoods). Membership costs, dues, course and court counts are from Echo Fine Properties' Club Cost Comparison (echofineproperties.com/buying/club-cost-comparison/), updated July 17, 2026. Gated status, home count and neighborhood count are from Echo Fine Properties' Ibis community page, read October 4, 2026. Club facilities and the membership contact are from The Club at Ibis membership page (clubatibis.com/membership), read October 4, 2026. Recorded sales and tax bills: Palm Beach County Property Appraiser (pbcpao.gov). Membership fees, dues, association fees and availability change. This page is independent buyer education and is not affiliated with The Club at Ibis. Equal Housing Opportunity.