General Pointe is a neighborhood of about 11 single-family homes within PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, inside the manned, gated Eagleton section. Homes look out on the Champion course and lakes, and the PGA National Resort, its five championship courses and optional club membership are all close at hand.
Stefan’s take
General Pointe is about as boutique as PGA National gets, just a handful of homes behind the Eagleton gate. Few neighbors, quiet streets and golf all around. When one comes up, it is worth a look.
General Pointe by the Records
- Homes: about 11 single-family homes
- Typical lot: about 0.14 acre (middle half of lots: 0.14 to 0.15 acre)
- Owner-occupied: about 73% of homes carry a homestead exemption
- Jurisdiction: City of Palm Beach Gardens
Source: Palm Beach County Property Appraiser parcel data. Owner-occupied share is the percentage of homes with a homestead exemption, which marks a primary residence.
The Essentials
- Location: inside Eagleton, the manned, gated section of PGA National
- Views: the Champion course and lakes
- Homes: a small collection of single-family homes
- Association: its own association, under the Championship POA and the PGA Property Owners Association master association
- Golf and resort: minutes from the PGA National Resort, its spa and five championship courses
- Club membership: private and optional; it may or may not come with a given home
Golf, Resort and Club Access
General Pointe sits inside PGA National, so the PGA National Resort, its spa and dining, and five championship courses, including the Champion course that hosts the PGA TOUR’s Cognizant Classic, are just minutes from your door. Club membership is private and optional. Some homes come with one and many don’t, so you can choose golf, sports or social access, or none at all, to fit how you live. As part of Eagleton, residents also have the Championship POA, which runs the manned gatehouse and keeps the roads, common landscaping and lighting in top shape. The PGA Property Owners Association maintains parks and green space across the community, which keeps the grounds spacious and the overall feel relaxed.
Homes in General Pointe
General Pointe is one of the smallest neighborhoods in PGA National, a short street of single-family homes inside the Eagleton gate with golf and lake surroundings.
Getting Around
General Pointe is about 10 minutes from Florida’s Turnpike at PGA Boulevard and 12 minutes from I-95. The Gardens Mall and Downtown at the Gardens are about 15 minutes away, and the beach at Juno is about 23 minutes east.
Drive Times
| Destination | Approx. drive |
|---|---|
| Juno Beach Pier | 23 min |
| The Gardens Mall | 15 min |
| I-95 at PGA Boulevard | 12 min |
| Florida’s Turnpike at PGA Boulevard | 10 min |
| Jupiter Medical Center | 23 min |
| DJT International Airport | 24 min (13.2 mi) |
| Kravis Center for the Performing Arts | 19 min (11.1 mi) |
Approximate drive times in light traffic, the median of five homes across the community, calculated with OpenStreetMap routing. Peak-hour and season traffic run longer.
Before You Make an Offer
- Associations: budget for the General Pointe association, the Championship POA and the PGA Property Owners Association.
- Club membership: decide whether you want PGA National Members Club access, and confirm whether the home you like includes it.
- Flood and insurance: ask for the elevation certificate if one exists, and get wind and flood quotes during your inspection period.
- Taxes after you buy: your bill resets to market value after a sale, so file for homestead with the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser by March 1 if the home will be your primary residence.
Compare It With
- PGA National: the master community, with more than 40 neighborhoods and five championship courses
- Eagleton Lakes: about 130 zero lot line homes
- Grand Cay: 42 estate homes
- Eagleton Estates: 58 zero lot line homes
Frequently Asked Questions
How many homes are in General Pointe? About 11 single-family homes.
Is General Pointe gated? Yes. It is inside Eagleton, which has a manned gate run by the Championship POA.
Is club membership required in General Pointe? No. Club membership at PGA National is private and optional, and it may or may not be included with a given home.
What can residents enjoy nearby? The PGA National Resort, its spa and dining, five championship courses and the parks maintained by the PGA Property Owners Association.
Ready to Look in General Pointe?
Curious what General Pointe homes are selling for? Search homes on my Illustrated Properties site, or call (561) 632-7705 or email slevine@ipre.com and I will set up a custom alert for new General Pointe listings and send you recent sales.
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Sources
- PGA Property Owners Association: Communities
- PGA Property Owners Association: community descriptions (PDF)
- Palm Beach County Property Appraiser parcel data
Community details are based on published sources and may change; confirm club, membership and association details directly before you buy. Stefan Levine, P.A. | Illustrated Properties LLC | License SL3228095
