From the guard-gated golf course estates of Grand Palms to custom lakefront properties — Pembroke Pines has luxury living that rivals Weston and Parkland.
💎 Premium Living
These are the communities buyers seek out for premium living — gated, well-maintained, and designed for an upscale lifestyle.
The most well-known luxury community in Pembroke Pines. A guard-gated golf and country club community with estate homes on generous lots — many with golf course, lake, or preserve views. Homes range from 3,000–5,000+ sq ft with high-end finishes, pool decks, and professional landscaping. Club membership offers golf, tennis, dining, and social events. Average sale price approximately $1M+.
A gated community of executive-style single-family homes built around scenic lakes. Larger floor plans (2,500–4,000+ sq ft) with high ceilings, upgraded kitchens, screened pool enclosures, and lakefront lots. Well-maintained HOA with community pool, clubhouse, and landscaping — the feel is polished and upscale throughout.
Scattered throughout Pembroke Pines, particularly in western communities near I-75, are custom-built estates on large lakefront lots. These are typically 4,000–7,000+ sq ft homes with custom architecture, infinity pools, outdoor kitchens, boat docks (on private lakes), and professional landscaping. Most are in communities like Pembroke Falls, SilverLakes, and Chapel Trail.
Unlike coastal luxury markets (Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton), Pembroke Pines luxury is about space, privacy, and community amenities — not ocean views. Buyers get significantly more square footage and lot size per dollar compared to cities 10–15 miles east. The trade-off is a 25–30 minute drive to the beach, but you gain resort-style living, A-rated schools, and a quieter suburban atmosphere.
Whether you're relocating to Pembroke Pines, searching for your next home, looking for a rental, or preparing to sell, we're here to help.
Lizzette Torrico, Founder & Publisher of Living in Pembroke Pines and a licensed Florida real estate professional, works alongside her husband, Ian, Broker/Owner of Miami Realty Brokers (MRB), to assist buyers, sellers, renters, and families relocating throughout South Florida.
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