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Caloosa, Palm Beach Gardens
Caloosa is the county's quiet acreage answer: about 350 homesteads of five acres and up with Palm Beach Gardens addresses in unincorporated county, built out from the 1980s around a 32 acre community horse park and a trail network that replaces sidewalks. Horses are the culture, land is the product.
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Palm Beach Gardens, 33418
Market Intelligence
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Caloosa closed sales by price tier, trailing twelve months, data through September 30, 2026. Source: Beaches MLS. · Updated November 6, 2026
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The Community
Caloosa predates the Gardens’ master plans and answers a different brief entirely: five acres minimum under every home, around 350 homesteads in all, with a 32 acre community horse park at the center and bridle trails running where other communities pour sidewalks. The addresses read Palm Beach Gardens in unincorporated county land west of the turnpike. The 1980s originals are steadily giving way to rebuilt estates and serious barn setups, and the tape reflects the mix: 29 recorded closings in the last two years at a median near $1.5 million, with the record at a recorded $5.7 million for the rebuilt end.
Five acre parcels as the baseline, with the recorded median lot right at that line. Owners keep horses, barns, rings, workshops and privacy that no gated plan can draw, and county rules for the area accommodate the equestrian uses that built the community.
Twenty nine recorded closings in two years at a median near $1.5 million and roughly $500 per square foot, with nine homes available at this writing. The spread is the story: original 1980s homes enter near a million while rebuilt estates have recorded to $5.7 million, so the parcel is the floor and the improvements are the rest.
The 32 acre community park anchors the riding life with rings and event space, and the trail network threads the neighborhood so owners hack out from their own barns. Wellington it is not, deliberately: this is private horse keeping over show-circuit living, twenty minutes from the Gardens core.
Equestrians first, then builders and privacy buyers who want acreage inside a Gardens address. Caloosa competes with Jupiter Farms and the Ranches, and wins on the horse park and the established canopy. Watch the name in the feed, though: unrelated Caloosa subdivisions exist in other counties, and our ledgers fence to the real one.
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North county's two acreage brochures, compared honestly: Caloosa's organized five acre floor against Jupiter Farms' price and selection, with the three-appraisal method that works in both.
Read More : Caloosa: The Buyer’s Brief
When the dirt is constant, the improvements are the entire investment. Caloosa's record runs from near a million to the rebuilt-estate ceiling on identical acreage, and the margin between those numbers is the opportunity.
Read More : Is Caloosa a Good Investment?
Five acres minimum under every home, a 32 acre horse park and trails instead of sidewalks, twenty five minutes from Wellington's circuit. Every recorded sale from two years and the one appraisal method that makes this market legible.
Read More : Caloosa: Five Acres Under Every HomeQuestions
West of the turnpike with Palm Beach Gardens addresses in unincorporated Palm Beach County, about twenty minutes from the Gardens core and thirty from the beaches.
Five acres and up under roughly 350 homesteads, with the recorded median lot right at the five acre line.
The recorded median over the last two years ran near $1.5 million. Original 1980s homes enter near a million and rebuilt estates have recorded to $5.7 million.
Yes, built around a 32 acre community horse park with bridle trails through the neighborhood. Owners ride from their own barns rather than trailering out.
Different briefs. Wellington is the show circuit with the world’s winter season. Caloosa is private horse keeping on five acres, without the circuit’s prices or its crowds.
The improvements, because the parcel sets the floor and the barn, ring and house quality set everything above it. Two five acre properties here can price four million apart.
We'd welcome the conversation.