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Fieldbrook Estates Community Guide

Explore Fieldbrook Estates, a Boca Raton area neighborhood of custom homes and substantial private grounds near Jog Road and Clint Moore Road.

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Fieldbrook Estates is a gated estate neighborhood off Jog Road, north of Clint Moore Road. Its appeal centers on the scale of the private properties and the variety of the houses. A lake forms part of the setting, while individual gardens, pools and outdoor rooms provide much of the day-to-day recreation.

The community lies in unincorporated Palm Beach County with Boca Raton mailing addresses. For someone comparing a larger home in the area, Fieldbrook is useful because it places the emphasis on an individual estate rather than a large shared clubhouse program.

Property details and costs

Profile tagsCustom estatesLarge lotsLake setting

Detail Published information
Home sizes / plans Example only: 17873 Fieldbrook Circle West records 3,592 sq ft under air and 4,931 sq ft total on one acre.
Signature amenities Gated estate setting with a central lake and substantial private grounds; pools and other private facilities vary by property.
Membership / access Reported as a residential estate association rather than a country club; current purchase obligations require association documents.
Association charges Reported HOA charge of $645 per month for July 2026. Confirm the current amount, scope and any transfer contribution with the association.

Figures are dated as indicated. Joining contributions, recurring dues, association charges and assessments are separate unless expressly included in a stated total. Asking prices describe advertised offerings and do not establish completed-sale values.

Facts reviewed October 14, 2026. Proposed amenities and property-specific examples are identified above.

At a glance

  • Setting: Inland gated neighborhood near Jog Road and Clint Moore Road
  • Housing: Custom single-family estate homes
  • Physical character: Substantial lots, private grounds and lake views on some properties
  • Construction: Established houses with individual renovation histories
  • Purchase focus: Usable land, home condition and association obligations

Houses with individual histories

County records illustrate the breadth of the established housing. At 17873 Fieldbrook Circle West, a 1983 single-story residence occupies a one-acre parcel. The record separates 3,592 square feet under air from 4,931 square feet in total. The distinction matters: garages and covered outdoor space contribute to an estate's usefulness, but they should not be compared as though they were enclosed living rooms.

Another example, 17984 Fieldbrook Circle South, is recorded as a 1995 single-story house with concrete-block and stucco construction and a concrete-tile roof. These examples show why a shared neighborhood name does not imply a single construction period or uniform floor plan.

A buyer considering an established house should connect the renovation history to the way the rooms function. A new kitchen may improve finishes without changing circulation. Removing partitions may make living areas more open while reducing the separation needed for work or guests. The most successful purchase is often the house whose basic organization already suits the intended use.

Land as part of the residence

Private grounds are an important part of the Fieldbrook comparison. The amount of open lawn, the position of the pool and the length of the driveway can make two similarly sized properties feel different. An acre with a broad usable rear garden offers a different arrangement from one where the building and approach occupy most of the center.

Walk the lot with the survey in mind. Where is the rear boundary, what part of the view lies outside the property, and how does planting affect privacy from neighboring homes? Lakefront and interior properties should be assessed on their own terms. A water view may be desirable, while an interior parcel can offer a different pattern of garden space and outdoor use.

Existing improvements also deserve attention. The condition of a terrace, pool or irrigation system can change the cost of bringing an estate into regular use. Potential additions need review against the actual lot and applicable approval requirements; generous acreage is not itself permission to build.

Costs and the association

Fieldbrook has a homeowners association. The reported HOA amount in the property details is dated and should be confirmed for the specific purchase. Association expenses and the costs of operating a private estate are separate: landscaping, pool care, insurance and larger repair projects need their own estimates.

The association package should establish current dues, any contribution at transfer, leasing rules and the process for exterior changes. For a buyer planning work before moving in, those procedures belong in the timeline alongside design, permitting and construction.

Useful comparisons

Long Lake Estates and Le Lac offer other approaches to private estate grounds. The Oaks is a useful comparison when a larger shared recreation program is also a priority.

Contact The Roebling Team to compare properties and arrange an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent. Explore the broader Boca Raton community guide for the surrounding neighborhoods.

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