Stonebridge Country Club Community Guide

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Stonebridge Country Club is a west Boca Raton area community of 398 homes arranged around golf and lakes. Its architecture reflects the work of multiple custom builders, giving the residential streets more variation than a development organized around a short list of repeated models.

Club membership is part of ownership. That places Stonebridge in the same broad category as Boca's established residential country clubs, although its size, housing mix and membership choices give it a distinct position within that group. The setting is in unincorporated Palm Beach County with Boca Raton mailing addresses.

At a glance

• Housing: 398 homes described by the club
• Architecture: Multiple custom builders and individual designs
• Golf: 18-hole Kipp Schulties course
• Recreation: Tennis, pickleball, pool, fitness and spa services
• Membership: Required; Golf and Social categories have different privileges

Custom architecture and the lot

The most useful starting point is the individual property's plan and site. Houses facing a fairway, a lake or another residence can have quite different degrees of openness. A broad water view may favor the pool terrace, while mature planting can give an interior lot a more private garden.

Because the community is not the work of a single house builder, do not assume consistent ceiling heights, structural spans or bedroom arrangements. Some homes will organize daily life around separate formal and informal rooms; others may have been reconfigured around a larger kitchen and living area. Renovation should be assessed for its effect on circulation as well as its appearance.

A larger lot also needs a practical reading. Compare usable lawn, covered outdoor space, pool placement and the distance to neighboring houses. Someone seeking a larger Florida home may value a flexible guest wing or office more than additional formal rooms. A move to a smaller house can still preserve a substantial outdoor living area if the plan uses the site well.

Golf and other facilities

Stonebridge's current course is attributed to Kipp Schulties. Five sets of tees extend from approximately 4,800 to 7,000 yards, accompanied by practice facilities and instruction. The range of tee positions is useful for households with players at different levels.

The club also provides tennis, pickleball, fitness, spa services and a pool. Six Har-Tru tennis courts include lighted courts, while pickleball is offered on both hard and clay surfaces. These facilities broaden the community's appeal beyond the golf course and give a buyer reasons to consider the Social category on its own terms.

Golf frontage is an outlook and an active recreational edge. During a visit, note nearby cart routes, maintenance access and the relationship between play and the house's outdoor seating. The garden's layout can matter as much as its exposure to the course.

Membership and the full cost of ownership

Golf membership offers the broadest playing privileges. The published Social category includes racquet sports, fitness and dining, with limited golf access. Confirm the category available for the particular purchase and the current rules governing any change between categories.

A useful cost comparison separates association assessments, club joining contributions, recurring dues and the maintenance of the house itself. Obtain the complete current schedule and any approved capital projects. Quoting a resale asking price alone cannot establish whether two club homes have comparable carrying costs.

Useful comparisons

Bocaire is another smaller custom-home club community. Boca Grove offers more varied residential formats, while St. Andrews provides a larger estate setting. The Boca Raton guide places these options in the wider market.

Contact The Roebling Team to discuss the community and arrange an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent.