What does it cost to buy in The Isles right now?

Over the trailing 12 months, 21 homes closed under the community's own subdivision name, from $540,000 to $1,110,000, with a median of $815,000. Ask which floor plan (Capri, Oakmont, or Carlyle) and lot position (interior vs. one of the community's 8 lakes) a listing offers before comparing prices, since those two factors move the number the most.

MLS-verified: 21 closed sales under "Isles at Palm Beach Gardens" specifically in the trailing 12 months, as of September 2026. Note: a broader "Isles" search also pulls in BallenIsles, Coral Isles at Avenir, and Osprey Isles — all separate, unrelated communities at very different price points. Confirm current active inventory through MLS before quoting a price to a client.

What are the floor plans and home types?

Three plans, all solid CBS (concrete block) construction: the Capri, a 2-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garage one-story home around 1,500 sq ft; the Oakmont, a 3-bedroom plus den layout; and the Carlyle, a 4-5 bedroom home. Homes range roughly 1,500-2,500 sq ft overall, with volume ceilings and roomy floor plans.

What does the community look like, and who lives there?

Nearly 180 acres total, about half dedicated to 8 lakes, open space and buffer areas — making it a low-density community relative to its size. One data source cites a homestead-exemption share of nearly 80% among homes here, which points to a base of long-term owner-occupants rather than a rotating rental or investor pool. Governance runs through a five-member HOA Board of Directors, with active resident committees and social activities.

What amenities does The Isles offer?

A community clubhouse, swimming pool, four tennis courts, a fitness center, and a catering kitchen for events.

Selling in Palm Beach or Miami-Dade before your move here?

Many buyers here have a current home to sell first, and we handle both ends of that move as one transaction.