220 Eagleton Estates Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418

3 bed · 3 bath · 1,901 sqft · Built 1989

A 3-bedroom, 3-bath single-family ranch in one of Palm Beach Gardens' most sought-after addresses — the double-gated community of PGA National. The split-bedroom floor plan offers privacy and flexibility, while high ceilings, an oversized kitchen, and a separate laundry room provide a strong foundation for the next owner's vision. A two-car garage rounds out the interior. Outside, a west-facing backyard captures classic Florida sunsets — anchored by a large private pool, an oversized screened-in lanai built for entertaining, and a side yard with room for a garden or additional landscaping. The home is largely in original condition, presenting a rare opportunity to renovate, modernize, and build instant equity in a premier Palm Beach Gardens location. Residents of PGA National enjoy 24-hour manned security and an active community lifestyle with optional membership at PGA National Resort, featuring: Residents of PGA National enjoy 24-hour manned security and an active community lifestyle with optional membership at PGA National Resort — featuring five championship golf courses, premier tennis and pickleball facilities, resort-style pools, a luxury spa (open to the public), and seven on-site restaurants including The Butcher's Club. Minutes from Palm Beach International Airport, I-95, and the Florida Turnpike, with quick access to the beaches, fine dining, shopping, and the Brightline for travel to Miami and Orlando. A rare opportunity to own a pool home in a premier Palm Beach Gardens location and make it entirely your own.

Property type

SingleFamilyResidence

Condition

Resale

Year built

1989

Stories

1

Roof

Tile

Subdivision

PGA RESORT COMMUNITY OF EAGLETON ESTATES

Waterfront

No

Private pool

Yes

HOA (monthly)

$540

Parcel number

52424215230000310

Annual tax

$6,675

County just value

$663,781

Palm Beach Gardens combines PGA National's golf footprint with newer luxury communities like Old Palm and BallenIsles. New construction concessions surface here first when builder inventory stalls.