Country Point Homes for Sale in Parkland, FL

Country Point inventory leans toward 1990s-built single-family homes in the 2,000–3,400 square foot range — a tighter footprint than the 3,500–4,500+ estate plans further north in the city. Expect 3 and 4 bedroom layouts as the workhorse, with a smaller share of larger 5 bedroom homes on the better interior or lake-back lots. Barrel-tile roofs, stucco exteriors, screened pool patios, and two-car garages dominate. Nothing flashy. Nothing trying too hard. Just well-built mid-90s Parkland that has aged better than most of the era's competition in neighboring cities.

Lot sizes are modest by Parkland standards — generally 7,000 to 10,000 square feet — which keeps yard maintenance reasonable but is the main reason pricing lands below the half-acre and acre-lot communities further west and north. The underwriting question on most resales is the same one you ask in any 30-year-old community: how much of the big-ticket work is already done? Roof, AC, water heater, pool resurface, impact glass, kitchen and bath updates — the right answer can swing the offer price by a hundred thousand dollars.

The Setting: Quiet Streets, One Pool, Two Lakes, and a Real Gate

Country Point is structured the way a lot of mid-90s Parkland gated communities were drawn up — a single perimeter wall, a controlled-access entry, a small community pool tucked off the main loop, and interior streets that don't connect through to anything. Translation: there is no through-traffic. The cars on your street belong to people who live on your street. That used to be table stakes for a gated community; in 2026 it's genuinely uncommon.

The community pool, a couple of interior lakes with shoreline lots, and the perimeter landscaping are the full amenity package — no clubhouse, no fitness center, no resort cabanas. Which is also the trade you're making for the price band. If the amenity bill at Heron Bay or Watercrest feels like a second mortgage, Country Point's lighter HOA is a meaningful part of the value proposition. Verify current monthly dues and any pending assessments with the HOA before writing an offer.

Country Point Market Report: The 33067 Numbers as of April 2026

Country Point trades on a thin market — usually only one or two active listings at a time across the whole community. Estimated trailing-twelve-month median sold sits around $850K with a list-to-sale ratio of roughly 96.5%. Days on market run about 38 on average — slightly longer than newer-build Parkland because the buyer pool here is underwriting the renovation delta carefully, which takes time.

Schools

Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) is a high-performing, “A-rated” district, with over half of its schools achieving an “A” grade for the 2024–2025 school year (Source: Browardschools.com). There are also many charter and private schools across Broward.

Nearby public schools

• ◆Riverglades Elementary
• ◆Park Trails Elementary
• ◆Westglades Middle School
• ◆Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

Verify current school assignments with Broward County Public Schools before writing an offer — boundaries can shift.

Location: Southeast Parkland on the Coconut Creek Border

Country Point sits in the southeast pocket of 33067 Parkland — south enough that the Coconut Creek Promenade is essentially next door, but north enough that the full Parkland address (and full Parkland schools) still apply. The Sawgrass Expressway is a short hop south, the Florida Turnpike is a touch farther east, and University Drive runs the daily-life logistics corridor — Publix, Target, the Promenade restaurant strip, and a handful of decent coffee.

The southeast position is part of the value math — closer to the Coconut Creek amenities than the master-planned 33076 communities, which trims daily-errand drive time noticeably. The tradeoff: a slightly longer hop to the Pine Trails Park / Equestrian Center side of Parkland life, but nothing meaningful at the scale of a typical week.

Why Buy in Country Point?

• ◆Small-footprint gated Parkland — controlled-access entrance, no through-traffic, an entire community small enough to actually know
• ◆Established 1990s single-family homes with screened pools, barrel-tile roofs, and the kind of mid-90s Parkland construction that has aged better than most of the era's competition
• ◆Price band $700K–$1M — the lower-entry tier of gated Parkland, with the same address and tax math as the seven-figure neighborhoods
• ◆Roughly 85% owner-occupied — long-tenured ownership, low rental churn, predictable street-level dynamics
• ◆Light HOA footprint — no clubhouse and no fitness center means lower monthly carrying cost than the full-amenity gated competition
• ◆Five minutes to the Coconut Creek Promenade, eight to the Sawgrass Expressway, ten to the Florida Turnpike
• ◆No state income tax — a household earning $300K saves roughly $15K–$25K per year vs. NJ/NY/CA
• ◆Parkland is consistently ranked among the safest cities in Florida
• ◆Lake views on a meaningful share of interior lots — minus the lake-lot premium baked into newer-build communities

The Honest Summary

Country Point is the Parkland buy for someone who wants the gate and the address — but isn't willing to pay full freight for a clubhouse they won't use, an acre lot they don't want to mow, or a $1.5M floor they don't need. The trade is honest: smaller community, smaller homes, lighter amenities. The upside is also honest: same Parkland 33067 address, same no-state-income-tax math, real gated address, and an entry door under $800K that is closing quickly elsewhere in the city.

Beth and Griff have walked these streets, know which Country Point homes have already had the roof, AC, impact-glass, and kitchen work done — and which ones are quietly priced for the next owner to do it. That diligence work is most of the difference between a good Country Point buy and a regrettable one. None of it is in the listing remarks.