10232 Clubhouse Turn Rd is a 2,339 square foot house on a 5,062 square foot lot with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Lake Worth data, we estimate the home's value is $594,982.
Single-familyProperty Type
2002Year Built
5,062 sq ftLot Size
$254Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$594,982
$0 since September
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This home's estimate is 2.7% higher than the average sale price ($579K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,603 (+3.0%)
$168,296 + $327,159
$495,455
2024
$8,354 (+3.4%)
2023
$8,078 (+13.3%)
2022
$7,129 (+10.6%)
2021
$6,448 (+8.9%)
2020
$5,922 (+2.4%)
$105,000 + $206,386
$311,386
2019
$5,784 (+7.0%)
$105,000 + $206,386
$311,386
2018
$5,407 (+5.7%)
2017
$5,115 (+6.4%)
2016
$4,808 (+5.2%)
2015
$4,572 (+10.6%)
2014
$4,135 (+10.4%)
2013
$3,744 (+4.9%)
2012
$3,569 (−1.9%)
2011
$3,639
Tax history for 10232 Clubhouse Turn Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,603 (+3.0%)
$168,296 + $327,159
$495,455
2024
$8,354 (+3.4%)
2023
$8,078 (+13.3%)
2022
$7,129 (+10.6%)
2021
$6,448 (+8.9%)
2020
$5,922 (+2.4%)
$105,000 + $206,386
$311,386
2019
$5,784 (+7.0%)
$105,000 + $206,386
$311,386
2018
$5,407 (+5.7%)
2017
$5,115 (+6.4%)
2016
$4,808 (+5.2%)
2015
$4,572 (+10.6%)
2014
$4,135 (+10.4%)
2013
$3,744 (+4.9%)
2012
$3,569 (−1.9%)
2011
$3,639
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
PUD
Planned Unit Development District
The purpose of a PUD district is to offer a residential development alternative, which provides a living environment consisting of a range of living opportunities, recreation and civic uses, and a limited amount of commercial uses. Residential PUDs shall correspond to a range of land uses in the Plan.; The intent of a PUD is to promote imaginative design approaches to the residential living environments. These approaches include but are not limited to: the preservation of the natural environment; the integration and connection of land uses with perimeter landscape areas which provide vegetation preservation, buffering, and circulation areas; the creation of a continuous non-vehicular circulation system the establishment of private civic and/or public civic and recreation area; provide for a limited amount of commercial uses; provide for efficient use of land and public resources by co-locating harmonious uses to share civic uses and public facilities and services for the residents of PBC; the reduction of land consumption by roads and other impervious surface areas and the provision for flexible PDRs to promote innovative and quality site design.