Does Paradise Palms have a mandatory HOA?
No, it operates without a master homeowner association; ownership is fee-simple with voluntary PPPOA involvement.
Paradise Palms is a residential neighborhood in Boca Raton, FL 33486 developed in the early 1960s with no mandatory master HOA; a voluntary Property Owners Association (PPPOA) exists with contact via info@paradisepalmsboca.com and address at 398 Denny Court. Key verified facts include its history, border with Cypress Knee Slough Preserve, and fee-simple ownership allowing architectural flexibility. Information on mandatory fees, rules, and shared amenities is unavailable.
Paradise Palms in Boca Raton, FL 33486 is a residential neighborhood established in the early 1960s. It features a voluntary Property Owners Association (PPPOA) rather than a mandatory master HOA.
Information on mandatory monthly, quarterly, annual, transfer, or capital contribution fees is unavailable as the community operates without a master HOA; any association involvement is voluntary.
Detailed architectural guidelines, parking, pet, rental, noise, or trash rules from a mandatory HOA are unavailable. Owners follow City of Boca Raton zoning and any individual deed restrictions.
No community-wide shared amenities such as clubhouse, pool, or trails are documented under a master HOA.
The neighborhood offers a quiet, tree-lined suburban setting with proximity to preserves, parks, and retail in central Boca Raton.
HOA Name: Paradise Palms Property Owners Association, Inc. (PPPOA).
Management Company: Not applicable (voluntary).
Phone Number: Details not publicly available.
Email Address: info@paradisepalmsboca.com (from community website).
Website: https://paradisepalmsboca.com/.
Mailing Address: 398 Denny Court, Boca Raton, FL 33486 (from Florida Division of Corporations records).
Office Hours: Details not publicly available.
The community borders the Cypress Knee Slough Preserve on two sides, providing a natural buffer. It developed as one of central Boca's early non-gated suburban areas with architectural variety due to the lack of mandatory HOA oversight.
Paradise Palms is a fee-simple neighborhood with voluntary association activities focused on community matters like landscaping and traffic, emphasizing owner autonomy in a central Boca Raton location.
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Public sources checked include Florida Division of Corporations (sunbiz.org), community website paradisepalmsboca.com, real estate sites like discoversouthflorida.com, Point2Homes demographics, and annual meeting PDFs. Important gaps: No detailed mandatory HOA documents or amenity lists found due to voluntary/no-master-HOA structure; generic sites with invented contacts were disregarded.
No, it operates without a master homeowner association; ownership is fee-simple with voluntary PPPOA involvement.
Developed in the early 1960s by Dr. Ira Lee Eshleman for Bible Town members, with original lots sold for $3,000.
No shared community-wide amenities are documented; residents rely on private home features and nearby public parks/preserve.
Central Boca Raton between Military Trail and St. Andrews Blvd., near Town Center Mall, Sugar Sand Park, and the Cypress Knee Slough Preserve.