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San Michele: Palm Beach Gardens Homes and Buyer Guide

An estate-home community with a pool, clay tennis courts and a clubhouse, supported by an HOA. Compare the home, its actual condition and the current association obligations with how you intend to use the neighborhood.

90
Estate homes, per HOA
33418
San Michele property ZIP
24-hour
Manned entry, per HOA
Quick Answer

The San Michele HOA describes a gated Palm Beach Gardens community of 90 estate homes, with a clubhouse, fitness center, clay tennis courts and a community pool. County property records show 2000s-built homes and addresses in 33418. Verify the specific home's build and renovation records, current assessment, maintenance coverage and rules before an offer; an older fee schedule does not establish today's charges.

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A weekday could start in the secured fitness center. An evening might mean a walk through the common areas or time on the clubhouse patio overlooking the main lake. A weekend could include clay-court tennis or the community pool, subject to current access and rules. The HOA also describes clubhouse rentals for personal functions. Compare those options with the space and upkeep you want at home: estate-home ownership can involve substantial private maintenance even when the association maintains the common facilities.

San Michele: The Community and the Home

The San Michele Homeowners Association describes 90 large estate homes in Palm Beach Gardens. Its amenities page identifies a clubhouse, fitness center, HAR-TRU green clay tennis courts and a centrally located community pool.

The same page describes 24-hour manned security, an automated resident vehicle lane and guest check-in through the guardhouse. Confirm current guest, delivery, moving and contractor procedures before scheduling access. A controlled entry is not a guarantee of security.

Location and Construction Records

San Michele addresses in the county Property Appraiser records are in Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418. The county record for 3136 San Michele Drive lists a 2003 build year; the record for 1139 San Michele Way lists 2006. Another record reviewed on Venetia Way lists 2005. These are examples of 2000s construction, not a substitute for checking every home.

Review the exact parcel's county record and city permit history for the original build date, additions, roof work and renovations. An original construction date does not establish the present age of the roof, air-conditioning or water heater. Do not infer installed plumbing or electrical materials from a general community description.

Facilities and Their Practical Limits

The HOA describes secured clubhouse and fitness access, a lake-view patio and clubhouse rentals for resident functions. Ask about current use rules, reservations, guest access, rental arrangements and any separate charges. Walk the actual route from the home to the facilities rather than using a clubhouse-based estimate.

The amenities page also describes natural-gas service in the community. Confirm the utility connections and equipment serving the particular residence, including any pool or spa systems. A community utility description does not establish which appliances are installed in every home.

Read the Current Association Terms

The HOA's buyer and realtor information page lists new-resident applications, management contacts, estoppel requests and resident-portal resources. It describes advance architectural approval for exterior changes, including paint and landscaping, as well as restrictions affecting vehicles and signs. Review the complete current documents for the use you plan.

The page's published dues still carry a January 2025 effective date. Obtain the current adopted budget and assessment schedule for your anticipated closing, including any capital contribution, application, access-device or other charges. Confirm amount, frequency, coverage and effective date in writing instead of treating an old published figure as a verified 2026 quote.

Its service list includes access control, common-area landscaping and maintenance, facility cleaning and equipment services, tennis-court maintenance and property management. Ask the association what is currently included and what remains the owner's responsibility. Do not assume private landscaping, a home pool, utilities or insurance are all covered.

Before an Offer: Inspect the Property and Its Obligations

  • Property record: verify the parcel, build date and permitted additions or renovations. Check the address and ZIP for the actual home.
  • Condition: arrange a full professional home inspection and appropriate follow-up. Review roof age and permits, storm protection, electrical and plumbing systems, air-conditioning, water heaters and any pool or spa equipment.
  • Ownership budget: obtain current insurance quotes, taxes, association charges, reserves and any approved or pending assessments. Include realistic private maintenance costs.
  • Rules: review pets, rentals, vehicles, guests, deliveries, alterations and architectural approval with the association. Confirm the application process and timing.
  • Schools: verify public-school assignment by exact address and school year with the district. Private or Choice admissions follow separate requirements; proximity does not guarantee admission.
  • Daily routes: test trips from the home to work, school, shopping and healthcare during relevant hours. Gate procedures and traffic affect the trip.

Double-check the listing you are interested in. Compare relevant recent closed sales with similar layout, condition, lot position and improvements, rather than applying a broad community asking range to one residence.

For context, compare Palm Beach Gardens homes and our PGA National guide. Ask which ownership and recreation obligations apply to each actual property.

Data date: October 27, 2026. Current association documents and individual property records should guide your transaction.

Match the House to the Routine, Then Review the Costs

San Michele can suit a buyer looking for an estate home with shared recreation facilities and controlled entry. The continuing commitment includes the HOA and the work needed to maintain the private home.

Tour the spaces you would use, review the association coverage and compare actual inspection findings with your budget. Do not treat a similar-looking house as having the same systems, renovation history or maintenance needs.

Call Brian to organize the home comparison and questions for the association: 561-201-4717.

Selling a Home Before You Buy?

Review your current home's market position alongside the San Michele purchase budget. Leave time for association applications, document review, inspections and insurance before committing to a closing schedule.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is this San Michele community?+
This guide covers San Michele in Palm Beach Gardens. County Property Appraiser records identify San Michele subdivision properties in ZIP 33418; confirm the exact residence and parcel when comparing homes.
Are San Michele homes 1990s construction?+
County records reviewed for individual San Michele homes show 2003, 2005 and 2006 build years. Verify the actual home and any renovations in county and city records rather than applying a blanket era to every property.
What amenities does the HOA describe?+
The association describes a clubhouse, secured fitness center, clay tennis courts and a community pool. Confirm current access, reservations and any separate charges for the facilities you plan to use.
Is the community guard-gated?+
The HOA describes 24-hour manned entry, a resident vehicle lane and guest check-in at the guardhouse. Confirm current access procedures; gated entry is not a guarantee of security.
Can I use the published 2025 dues as a current quote?+
Request the current written budget and assessment schedule for your closing. Verify any capital contribution, application or other charges and what is included rather than assuming an older effective date remains applicable.
What should I check before buying?+
Review the actual property records, professional inspections, insurance, taxes and association obligations together. Home age alone does not establish roof age, installed materials or present condition.

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 | Brian@WilderREG.com

Lucy Lopez, Spanish: 561-285-8809

Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity.

Sources checked October 27, 2026: San Michele HOA home, amenities and buyer-information pages; Palm Beach County Property Appraiser records for the identified examples. Use current documents alongside the preserved video; recorded prices, construction statements, fees and rules may have changed.