GL Homes 55+ Series · Palm Beach County
Valencia Florida Homes for Sale
Every Valencia Florida home for sale in one place: twelve gated, age-restricted communities from GL Homes across Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Lake Worth, roughly 9,403 homes in all, priced from $425,900 to $2,231,900 as of today. Pure Equity represents buyers and sellers across every community in the series, plus the Valencia neighborhoods at Riverland in Port St. Lucie.
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Overview
Florida's best-known 55+ name
Valencia is GL Homes' active-adult brand, and in Palm Beach County it now spans twelve separate 55+ communities built over more than two decades. Valencia Lakes, the first, broke ground in 1997 in western Boynton Beach; the newest, Valencia Grand, opened in 2022 as the builder's flagship luxury Valencia. In between came Valencia Isles, Valencia Falls, Valencia Cove, Valencia Reserve, Valencia Palms, Valencia Shores, Valencia Pointe, Valencia Bay, Valencia Sound, and Valencia Del Mar, nine in Boynton Beach, two in Delray Beach, and one in Lake Worth.
Every Valencia is gated and age-restricted, and every one has its own resort-style clubhouse, pools, tennis and pickleball courts, and a full calendar of resident clubs and events. What changes from community to community is scale and vintage: the earliest Valencias have smaller, more traditional amenity packages and lower resale prices, while the newest communities have grown into sprawling lifestyle campuses with indoor pickleball, full-service restaurants, and sports simulators. That range is exactly what makes the series work for such a wide swath of buyers, an active-adult household on a $400,000 budget and one shopping above $1.5 million can both find a genuine Valencia fit.
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Solid borders are the twelve Palm Beach County communities. Dashed are the Valencia neighborhoods at Riverland in Port St. Lucie. Numbers are homes currently for sale.
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Homes for Sale Across the Valencia Communities
64 active listings right now
All 12 Communities
The Complete Valencia Series
Valencia Bay
Boynton Beach, FL
$500,000 to $850,000
~1,200 homes
55+Valencia Cove
Boynton Beach, FL
$450,000 to $750,000
~900 homes
55+Valencia Del Mar
Boynton Beach, FL
$600,000 to $1,000,000
~700 homes
55+Valencia Falls
Delray Beach, FL
$350,000 to $600,000
~700 homes
55+Valencia Grand
Boynton Beach, FL
$1,000,000 to $2,500,000
~1,200 homes
55+Valencia Isles
Boynton Beach, FL
$420,000 to $680,000
~550 homes
55+Valencia Lakes
Boynton Beach, FL
$400,000 to $650,000
~600 homes
55+Valencia Palms
Delray Beach, FL
$380,000 to $620,000
~500 homes
55+Valencia Pointe
Boynton Beach, FL
$460,000 to $720,000
~750 homes
55+Valencia Reserve
Boynton Beach, FL
$450,000 to $750,000
~1,000 homes
55+Valencia Shores
Lake Worth, FL
$380,000 to $620,000
~650 homes
55+Valencia Sound
Boynton Beach, FL
$500,000 to $850,000
~653 homes
Find Your Fit
Which Valencia community is right for you?
If value and an established neighborhood matter most: Valencia Lakes (1997), Valencia Isles (1999), Valencia Falls (2002), and Valencia Palms (2005) sit at the lower end of the price range. Their amenity packages are more traditional than the newer communities, but they offer a mature, settled feel and the widest resale selection.
If you want a bigger clubhouse and a more active social calendar without paying flagship prices: Valencia Cove, Valencia Reserve, Valencia Shores, and Valencia Pointe were built through the 2000s and 2010s with progressively larger amenity campuses, and typically land in the $400,000 to $750,000 range.
If you want the newest construction and the most extensive amenities:Valencia Bay, Valencia Sound, Valencia Del Mar, and Valencia Grand are GL Homes' most recent Valencias, built from 2018 onward with the largest clubhouses in the series, including features like indoor pickleball and full-service dining. Pricing runs from the $500,000s into the millions.
Every Valencia community has its own HOA, its own dues structure, and its own resale market, so the right fit also comes down to specifics like current inventory, lot type, and floor plan to tell us your budget and priorities and we'll point you to the community and listings that actually match.
Beyond Palm Beach County
The Valencia name is expanding to the Treasure Coast
GL Homes has carried the Valencia brand into Riverland, its master-planned community in Port St. Lucie, where 5 Valencia-branded neighborhoods are now selling or built. These are a separate expansion from the twelve Palm Beach County communities above, but built by the same developer with the same resort approach. The list below comes from live MLS data rather than a fixed list, so a new Valencia appears here as soon as it has a community record.
Buying Guidance
Buying in a Valencia community
Because each Valencia is its own HOA, the first thing to confirm on any home you're considering is the current dues, any special assessments, and the community's age-restriction and rental rules, all of which change over time and aren't always current on public listing sites. Cash buyers and conventional-financing buyers both close comfortably here; a mortgage pre-approval before you start touring puts you in the strongest position once you find the floor plan and section you want.
Resale inventory in the older Valencias (Lakes, Isles, Falls, Palms) turns over steadily, while the newest communities (Del Mar, Grand) still have builder inventory in some sections, so your timeline and negotiating leverage can look different depending on which Valencia you're targeting. An inspection is worth doing on any resale home regardless of the community's age, since HOA-maintained common areas don't tell you anything about the individual home's roof, AC, or plumbing.
Elsewhere in Florida
The Valencia communities on the other side of the state
GL Homes uses the Valencia name well beyond South Florida, which is why searches for “Valencia” turn up communities hundreds of miles apart. These are outside the eight counties we work, so we do not carry their listings, but knowing which is which saves a lot of confusion. If you are weighing one of these against a Palm Beach County or Port St. Lucie Valencia, we are happy to talk through how the two markets differ.
Valencia Trails
Naples, Collier County
Southwest Florida, north Naples off Immokalee Road.
Valencia Sky
Naples, Collier County
GL Homes' newer Naples Valencia, adjacent to Valencia Trails.
Valencia Bonita
Bonita Springs, Lee County
Southwest Florida, between Naples and Fort Myers.
Valencia Del Sol
Wimauma, Hillsborough County
The Tampa-area Valencia, south east of Tampa.
Valencia Lakes
Wimauma, Hillsborough County
Shares its name with the Boynton Beach Valencia Lakes; they are different communities on opposite coasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Valencia, Florida?
- There is no city called Valencia in Florida. Valencia is a brand of age-restricted communities built by GL Homes, and the name appears in several parts of the state. The twelve on this page are in Palm Beach County, in Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Lake Worth. GL Homes has also carried the name into Riverland in Port St. Lucie on the Treasure Coast, and into Naples, Bonita Springs and Wimauma on the other side of the state. So when someone says they are looking at Valencia, the first question is which one.
- What is the Valencia series of 55+ communities?
- Valencia is GL Homes' active-adult brand. The twelve Palm Beach County communities were built between 1997, when Valencia Lakes opened, and 2022, when Valencia Grand did, all of them in Boynton Beach, Delray Beach or Lake Worth. Each is its own gated, independently governed neighborhood with its own HOA and its own dues, but they share the builder, the name and a resort-clubhouse formula that has grown with each new community.
- How much do Valencia homes cost?
- There are 66 homes on the market across the 12 Palm Beach County Valencias right now. Half of those twelve communities have a median asking price above $889,250 and half below it, which is the most useful single figure for the series. The full span runs from $425,900 to $2,231,900, though the ends of that are set by individual listings rather than by what a typical home costs. The spread is wide because the series covers twenty-five years of building: the earliest communities have smaller homes and simpler amenity packages, and each new Valencia has been larger than the one before it.
- Which Valencia community is the most affordable?
- By current median asking price the lower end of the series is Valencia Isles, Valencia Shores, Valencia Lakes. That ordering shifts with whatever happens to be listed, so it is a snapshot rather than a permanent ranking, and a single unusual listing can move a small community's median a long way. The general pattern holds though: the older communities, built from the late 1990s through the 2000s, carry smaller homes and more modest clubhouses than the newer ones and price accordingly.
- Which Valencia community is the newest or most expensive?
- By current median asking price the top of the series is Valencia Del Mar, Valencia Sound, Valencia Grand. Valencia Grand, which opened in 2022, is GL Homes' flagship Valencia and generally the priciest, with Valencia Del Mar the newest construction. The newer communities have the largest clubhouses and the widest amenity programs, including indoor pickleball, sports simulators and full-service dining.
- Do all Valencia communities have the same amenities?
- No. Every Valencia has a clubhouse, pools, tennis and pickleball courts and a fitness center, but the scale varies a great deal. Valencia Shores has a two-clubhouse layout, Valencia Isles has a full-service salon, and Valencia Grand has an indoor pickleball complex and an on-site restaurant. Amenity lists and dues both change over time, so confirm the current position for any specific community before you buy rather than relying on a summary.
- Are Valencia communities gated?
- Yes. Every Valencia community is gated, most with a staffed gatehouse, and several have secondary manned entrances.
- Can I rent in a Valencia community?
- Leasing rules are set by each community's association and they differ. Some impose a minimum lease term, some require association approval of the tenant, and some cap how many units may be rented at once. Those rules also change. Ask us for the current policy in a specific Valencia before you make an offer, because it decides whether the property works as an investment and it affects who will buy it from you later.
- Is GL Homes still building new Valencia communities?
- Yes. In Palm Beach County, Valencia Grand and Valencia Del Mar are the newest and still had builder inventory selling as this was written, so floor plans and pricing shift as phases release. GL Homes has also extended the name into Riverland in Port St. Lucie, where several Valencia-branded neighborhoods are selling, and into Naples, Bonita Springs and Wimauma on the west coast.
- Are the Naples and Bonita Springs Valencias the same communities?
- No, and this catches people out. Valencia Trails and Valencia Sky are in Naples, Valencia Bonita is in Bonita Springs and Valencia Del Sol is in Wimauma near Tampa. They share the builder and the general formula with the Palm Beach County communities but they are a different market on the other side of the state. There is also a Valencia Lakes in Wimauma with the same name as the Boynton Beach one, which is a genuine source of confusion when searching.
- Do you cover the Valencia communities in Port St. Lucie?
- Yes. The Valencia neighborhoods inside GL Homes' Riverland master plan in Port St. Lucie are within the eight counties we work, and they are listed further down this page with their current inventory. St. Lucie County is part of our service area, so we can show you those the same way we show the Palm Beach County communities.