Two Boca Raton Communities Named Woodfield, and How to Tell Them Apart

Key Takeaways

• Woodfield Country Club (ZIP 33496) and Woodfield Hunt Club (ZIP 33434) are two separate Boca Raton communities with separate homeowner associations.
• The club states on its own membership page that membership at Woodfield Boca Raton is mandatory and that all home buyers are Members of the Club, and that Woodfield Hunt Club residents have the option of a one-year trial membership instead.
• 22 houses closed in Woodfield Country Club in the 12 months ending August 31, 2026, at a median of $2,150,000 and $493 per square foot.
• 21 closed in Woodfield Hunt Club over the 24 months ending the same day, at a median of $1,900,000 and $384 per square foot.
• Woodfield Country Club spans 2,198 to 7,366 square feet. Woodfield Hunt Club starts at 4,031.

What is the difference between Woodfield Country Club and Woodfield Hunt Club?

They are two separate Boca Raton communities that share a name. Woodfield Country Club sits in ZIP 33496 and requires every home buyer to join the club. Woodfield Hunt Club sits in ZIP 33434 and does not.

Search either name and you get a wall of listing feed pages that treat the two as interchangeable. They are not. Different ZIP code, different association, different housing stock, different commitment when you sign.

How do I tell which Woodfield a listing is in?

Read the subdivision line, not the headline. Woodfield Country Club properties carry a subdivision name containing the words Woodfield Country Club, such as Hamptons, Briarcliff, Somerset, Kensington, Clubside, Landings and Carlton Estates. Woodfield Hunt Club properties carry the names Woodfield Hunt Club and Woodfield Hunt Club II, on streets like Equestrian Drive and Hyde Circle. The ZIP code is the fastest check of all. 33496 is Woodfield Country Club. 33434 is Woodfield Hunt Club.

Is club membership mandatory in both communities?

No, and this is the difference that costs the most money to get wrong. The club's membership page states that membership at Woodfield Boca Raton is mandatory, meaning all home buyers are Members of the Club, and that residents in Woodfield Hunt Club and Carriage Homes at Woodfield have the option of a one-year trial membership instead.

The club publishes two resident categories, Full Equity and Standard Equity, and does not post initiation or dues figures publicly. Ask for current numbers in writing before you write an offer. For the wider view, see how Boca Raton buyers compare the country clubs and what the Broken Sound membership actually costs.

What have homes actually sold for in each?

Woodfield Country Club: median $2,150,000, average $2,567,182, range $650,000 to $6,300,000, median $493 per square foot, median year built 1996, median 22 days on market. Beaches MLS, closings between September 1, 2025 through August 31, 2026.

Woodfield Hunt Club: median $1,900,000, average $2,053,243, range $1,280,000 to $3,800,000, median $384 per square foot, median year built 1985, median 41 days on market. Beaches MLS, closings between September 1, 2024 through August 31, 2026, a doubled window because only nine homes closed there in the trailing 12 months.

That $109 per square foot gap is the number to sit with. Woodfield Hunt Club gives you more square feet for the dollar in a home built roughly a decade earlier, with no mandatory club commitment attached.

Which community has the bigger homes?

Woodfield Hunt Club, at the low end. Of its 21 closings, the smallest was 4,031 square feet and the median 4,660. There is no small home there. Woodfield Country Club covers far more ground, 2,198 to 7,366 square feet, median 4,294. Three of its 22 closings came in under $1.5 million and six at $3 million or more, so if your budget is under $1.5 million it is the only one of the two with recent closings at your number.

Which one fits you?

Woodfield Country Club if you want the club, the wider range of price points and the newer housing stock. Woodfield Hunt Club if you want size and no mandatory club commitment. What I would not do is shop either one off the community median, because the subdivision you land in moves the number by a million dollars in both directions. My Woodfield Country Club review goes deeper on the club side.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Woodfield Country Club and Woodfield Hunt Club the same community?

No. They are two separate Boca Raton communities with separate homeowner associations and separate ZIP codes. Woodfield Country Club is in 33496 and its Beaches MLS subdivision names all contain the words Woodfield Country Club. Woodfield Hunt Club is in 33434 and its subdivision names are Woodfield Hunt Club and Woodfield Hunt Club II.

Do Woodfield Hunt Club homeowners have to join the country club?

No. The club states on its own membership page that membership at Woodfield Boca Raton is mandatory and that all home buyers are Members of the Club, and that residents in Woodfield Hunt Club and Carriage Homes at Woodfield have the option of a one-year trial membership instead. Verify the current requirement in writing before you go under contract.

Which Woodfield community has larger homes?

Woodfield Hunt Club has a higher floor. Across its 21 closings in the 24 months ending August 31, 2026, the smallest home was 4,031 square feet and the median was 4,660. Woodfield Country Club closings over the 12 months ending the same day ran from 2,198 to 7,366 square feet, median 4,294.