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Country Point:
The Pocket-Sized Parkland Gate on the Coconut Creek Edge.
Country Point sits on the southeast edge of Parkland in zip 33067 — a small-footprint gated community of 1990s single-family homes pressed right up against the Coconut Creek line. The footprint is the headline here. Where Heron Bay sprawls across thirty-six sub-communities and Parkland Isles stretches over six hundred lots, Country Point fits inside a few quiet streets, one community pool, and a couple of interior lakes. You can drive the whole place in under three minutes — and once you live here, you stop having to give friends turn-by-turn directions.
The price band sits in the $700K–$1M range — the lower-entry tier of gated Parkland — which is a function of two things: smaller homes than the new-build giants across town, and a quiet location off the master-planned circuit. Same Parkland address, same A-rated 33067 schools, same no-state-income-tax math. Just on a tighter footprint, with a water and sewer bill that routes through Coconut Creek utilities instead of Parkland's — a wrinkle worth knowing before closing, not a dealbreaker.
Looking at Country Point? Call or text 954-300-1057
Beth and Griff have walked these streets. They'll tell you which Country Point homes have already had the roof, kitchen, and impact-glass work done — and which ones are quietly priced for it.
Median Sold
$850K
Median List
$895K
List-to-Sale
96.5%
Days on Mkt
38
Owner-Occ
85%
Zip
33067
The Homes: 1990s Single-Family on a Right-Sized Lot
Built ~1990s · 3–5 bedrooms · ~2,000–3,400 sq ft
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.
Brought-Forward Originals
$900K – $1M~2,800 – 3,400 sq ft · 4–5 bedrooms
Top of the Country Point band. Full kitchen and primary bath renovations, impact windows already in, newer roof, refinished pool. Often on the better lake-back or cul-de-sac lots. These come up rarely and tend to move quickly when priced inside the band — Beth and Griff usually hear about them before they hit the MLS.
Cul-de-Sac Classics
$800K – $900K~2,400 – 2,900 sq ft · 4 bedrooms
The Country Point heartland. Four-bed, two-bath layouts with a screened pool, two-car garage, and 33067 zoning. Usually some updates done, some still pending — kitchen refreshed, baths next on the list. List-to-sale across the zip sits at ~96.5%, and homes priced honestly in this tier still get clean offers in a reasonable window.
Bring-Your-Updates Singles
$700K – $800K~2,000 – 2,400 sq ft · 3–4 bedrooms
The entry door into gated Parkland. Smaller footprint, mostly original-era kitchens and baths, but the bones are sound and the address is real. The math here is straightforward: buy at the bottom of the band, plan a renovation, end up with a fully updated Country Point home for less than the price of an unrenovated home a tier up.
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 Lifestyle · Right-Sized, Low-Drama Parkland
Country Point isn't selling a resort experience. It's selling a quiet, gated, owner-tenured pocket of 33067 where the HOA is light, the streets are short, and the loudest thing happening on a Tuesday afternoon is the pool cleaner's truck. Buyers either love that or they don't — and the ones who love it stay a long time.
Community Pool
Single shared pool tucked off the main loop. Used, but never crowded — the community footprint is small enough that the pool actually serves the homes that paid for it.
Two Interior Lakes
A handful of homes back to lake views, and the rest get the perimeter waterfront-feel without the lake-lot premium baked into the purchase price.
Real Perimeter Gate
Controlled-access entrance, no through-traffic, no shortcut commuters cutting through the loop. The gate is a real one, and the loop dead-ends.
Light HOA Footprint
No clubhouse, no fitness, no concierge — and dues reflect that. Lower carrying cost than the full-amenity gated competition.
Coconut Creek Border
The southern wall presses up against Coconut Creek — five-minute access to the Promenade, more grocery and restaurant options than the Parkland-only side of the address.
Same Parkland Schools
33067 puts you inside the Riverglades / Park Trails Elementary, Westglades Middle, and MSD High pipeline — same school feeder as every flagship Parkland community.
Heads up — water and sewer route through Coconut Creek. Country Point sits on the southern Parkland edge, and water/sewer billing comes from Coconut Creek utilities rather than the Parkland side. The address is still Parkland, the schools are still 33067 Parkland — but the utility bill is on a different envelope. Confirm current rates and any deposit requirements with Coconut Creek Utilities before closing.
Country Point Market Report: The 33067 Numbers as of April 2026
Heads up — these are estimates. Country Point is a small, low-turnover community. The trailing-12-month sample is thin and individual sales shift the median materially. Medians, days on market, list-to-sale, and price distribution below are directional only. Re-pull against current MLS data before anchoring any offer or list price. Call or text 954-300-1057 for live community-specific numbers.
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.
Country Point Snapshot · Trailing 12 Months · Estimates Only
Median Sold Price
$850K
Median List Price
$895K
Owner-Occupied
85%
Months of Inv.
4.8
List-to-Sale
96.5%
Days on Market
38
Built
1990s
High owner-occupancy keeps turnover low. When a Country Point home is priced honestly relative to its update history, it doesn't sit. When it's overpriced for its condition, the small Parkland buyer pool quietly passes — and the listing eventually re-prices.
Figures above are estimates — verify against current MLS before relying on them.
Country Point Sold Price Distribution · Trailing 12 Months · Estimates
Estimated distribution based on the broader 33067 Parkland sales mix scaled to Country Point's price band. The majority of community activity concentrates in the $800K–$900K core tier.
Schools: The 33067 A-Rated Pipeline at a Sub-Million Entry Price
Country Point feeds the same A-rated public schools as every flagship Parkland community further north in the city. Depending on the street, elementary lands at Riverglades or Park Trails — both top-tier in Broward. From there it's Westglades Middle and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High. The school feeder pattern is one of the strongest reasons the Country Point price band holds up: you're not trading down on education to land at the lower end of gated Parkland.
Riverglades / Park Trails Elementary
A-rated · Top tier in BrowardTwo of the strongest elementaries in Broward County serve the 33067 Parkland cluster. Country Point's compact footprint usually keeps the assignment consistent across the community — but confirm the specific address with the district before writing.
Westglades Middle School
A-rated · County-leading proficiencyThe same middle school feeder as Heron Bay, Watercrest, Cypress Head, and every other flagship Parkland community. County-leading reading, math, and biology proficiency scores.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High
A+ · 99% graduation rateOne of Florida's top public high schools. Strong academics, strong athletics, and the community identity of Parkland.
Verify current zoning with Broward County Public Schools before writing an offer — boundaries shift occasionally, and a street can matter.
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.
The Country Point Vibe, in 30 Seconds
Small. Quiet. Owner-tenured. The kind of gated community where the loop is short enough that you actually recognize the cars on your street. If Heron Bay is the cruise ship and Parkland Isles is the resort hotel, Country Point is the boutique inn — a smaller front desk, a smaller pool, a smaller HOA bill, and a price band that lets you in the gate without writing a $1.5M check. The trade is real: no clubhouse, no concierge, no acre lots. So is the upside.
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, schools, and tax math as the seven-figure neighborhoods
- ◆Riverglades / Park Trails Elementary, Westglades Middle, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High — the same A-rated 33067 feeder as every flagship Parkland community
- ◆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, the schools, 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 feeder schools, 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.
Country Point, Parkland FL 33067
Small-footprint gated 1990s community on the Coconut Creek edge
Tax Savings · Moving to Parkland
Florida: no state income tax. Parkland property taxes ~1.08%. Here's the math on a ~$850K home:
State Income Tax
Annual savings: $12K–$25K
Over 5 years: $60K–$125K
Enough to replace a roof, refresh a kitchen, and still keep a buffer for the insurance premium. Your old state never asked if you wanted a screened pool in January.
Disclaimer: All information provided on this page — including but not limited to home prices, market statistics, sales data, tax rates, tax savings estimates, school ratings, community amenities, HOA details, utility billing, demographic data, and property descriptions — is deemed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Country Point is a small, low-turnover community and the market figures shown are estimates derived from a thin trailing-12-month sample; individual sales may shift the median materially. Community details including year range, home count, amenities, and utility provider are compiled from third-party sources and public records and should be independently verified. Data is compiled from public MLS records, county tax records, school rating services, RPR, census data, and other third-party sources believed to be reliable at the time of publication. Market conditions, tax laws, school zoning, HOA policies, utility providers, and community amenities are subject to change without notice. Prospective buyers and their advisors should independently verify all information before making any real estate, financial, or relocation decisions. Tax savings estimates are illustrative only and will vary based on individual income, filing status, deductions, exemptions, and applicable federal, state, and local tax laws. Demographic data is approximate and derived from census and third-party estimates. Nothing on this page constitutes legal, financial, or tax advice. Beth Mckeone, James Griffis, VantaSure Realty, and Buy Sell Diva make no warranties or representations regarding the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information presented. Use of this information is at your own risk.