Frenchman's Creek Homes for Sale

Membership is mandatory and there is only one tier. All 607 households belong at the same level, and the club does not offer memberships to non-residents. This is genuinely unusual: most clubs of this size run three to five categories. It means there is no cheaper way to own here, and a household that does not golf pays exactly what a daily golfer pays.

Per the club's 2025 to 2026 schedule, closing costs include $375,000 in membership equity, a $25,000 POA capital fee, and a $150,000 new clubhouse capital assessment, which can alternatively be paid at $625 per month through January 2042. Annually, dues are $53,447 plus $4,200 capital replenishment plus a $2,000 food and beverage minimum, plus POA dues of roughly $22,700 to $30,900 depending on whether the home is an estate, townhome, patio home, or villa. All in, recurring cost runs roughly $82,000 to $91,000 a year before taxes and insurance.

This is genuinely unsettled in the public record and you should not rely on any third-party summary, including this one. The club's own dated 2025 to 2026 schedule marks both the $375,000 equity and the $25,000 POA capital fee as refundable $0.00. Older club brochures describe a $60,000 refundable portion, and at least one aggregator claims an 80 percent refund. Those statements are mutually exclusive. Treat the buy-in as a cost until the membership office confirms otherwise to you in writing.

It is a private oceanfront facility the club acquired in 1986, at 400 Celestial Way in Juno Beach, roughly three to five miles from the main gates with a complimentary member shuttle. It has a private stretch of Atlantic beach, a heated outdoor pool, a children's swim area, cabanas, valet service, and a beachfront restaurant serving lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch. It runs seasonally, roughly early October through mid-May, and has its own director and programming.

Only if you buy one of the 95 homes with a private deep-water dock, out of 607 in the community. The club does not own a marina. Other residents use Loggerhead Marina in Palm Beach Gardens, a third-party commercial marina next to the community that handles vessels from about 20 to 140 feet, where residents have priority access rather than ownership. Dock rights, size limits, and access are property-specific, so confirm them for any home before you rely on them.

Thirty-six holes: the North Course by Jim Fazio and the South Course by Bob Cupp, both par 72 with seven sets of tees. A full driving-range and short-game rebuild plus a redesigned South ninth hole runs summer through fall 2026. There is a newly rebuilt clubhouse with multiple dining rooms and a 19th Hole Bar, a racquet complex expanding to 26 courts for completion in 2026, a 24,000 square foot fitness center open 24 hours with on-site physical therapy through a Jupiter Medical Center partnership, a full spa open seven days with steam, sauna, and salt rooms, and the Juno Beach beach club.