Controlled arrival
Community access and guest procedures create a more deliberate transition from the public road to the private residence.
Gated-access guide →
Boca Raton · 33496
Inside the gates, connected to the city.
Laurel Pointe places the home within Broken Sound’s landscaped setting and near schools, everyday routes, parks and the coast.
Photo: Broken Sound Club
The setting
A residential address shaped by access, club life and family logistics.
The home sits within Laurel Pointe, an established enclave inside the gated Broken Sound community. Jog Road, Yamato Road and Military Trail connect the household to schools, daily errands, business centers and the coast.
Club life
Dining, wellness, aquatics and racquets can become part of the week when tenant membership access is properly approved.
Club guide →School path
Calusa, Omni and Spanish River form the current listing-based path, subject to district verification for the intended year.
School guide →Coast and parks
Spanish River Park Beach offers beach access, trails, picnic facilities, a kayak launch and open space under current City rules.
Spanish River Park Beach
A city beach park with more than sand.
The City of Boca Raton lists beach and Intracoastal access, walking trails, a canoe and kayak launch, playground, outdoor fitness equipment, volleyball, picnic pavilions and grills. Parking and permit rules apply.
Official park information →The first impression
The location story begins at the community entrance.
For residents, location is not only mileage. It is the daily sequence of a controlled community arrival, a landscaped residential enclave and a private home—then fast connections back to the broader city when needed.
Understand the access process →
Neighborhood views
Landscaped, established, distinctly Boca.
