Fox Run Real Estate Agent | Michele Noonan

A Northwest Plantation Neighborhood Built Around the Water

By Michele Noonan | Fox Run Realtor | Plantation Resident for More Than 22 Years 

Last Updated July 2026

If you own a home in Fox Run at Jacaranda, the water is probably part of what makes it valuable — roughly half the homes in this northwest Plantation community, at the corner of Nob Hill Road and Sunrise Boulevard, sit on a canal or lake, which is a high ratio for a community at this price point. As the Fox Run at Jacaranda real estate agent who has worked this market for more than 22 years, I know how that water feature affects value here and how to position a listing so it gets full credit for it at sale.

About Fox Run at Jacaranda

Fox Run at Jacaranda is located in northwest Plantation, at the corner of Nob Hill Road and Sunrise Boulevard, with three separate entrances — two off Sunrise Boulevard, one off Nob Hill Road. Homes here were built between 1988 and 1992, ranging from approximately 1,900 to 2,500 square feet with three to four bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, in both one- and two-story layouts. Most homes have a two-car garage, and the Estates section within Fox Run includes some homes with three-car garages.

The community includes two distinct HOA arrangements within its boundaries: the Estates section carries no homeowners association at all, while the rest of Fox Run has a modest fee, giving buyers real flexibility to choose between a lighter-touch, no-HOA option or a more traditional association setup without leaving the neighborhood.

Current Price Range: $674,900 to $825,000

What Makes Fox Run at Jacaranda Different

Water views at an accessible price point — Roughly half the homes in Fox Run have canal or lake views, a ratio that's uncommon in neighborhoods at this price range. Most homes also have a private pool, adding to the resort-like feel without a guard-gated price tag.

Two HOA options in one neighborhood — The Estates section has no HOA, while the rest of the community carries a low fee, currently running in the range of about $200 to $223. That split means buyers can choose the structure that fits them without leaving Fox Run.

Multiple points of access — With three separate entrances across Sunrise Boulevard and Nob Hill Road, Fox Run offers convenient access regardless of which direction a resident is traveling.

Homes and Real Estate in Fox Run at Jacaranda

Homes in Fox Run range from approximately 1,900 to 2,500 square feet with three to four bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, available in both one- and two-story floor plans. Built between 1988 and 1992, the community offers a fairly consistent architectural era, though individual homes vary in updates and condition.

Fox Run doesn't turn over constantly, so buyers who are serious about the neighborhood tend to compare recent sales closely once something new comes up — lake view or not, pool condition, which section it's in, and how updated the interior is all move the number. Homes currently trade roughly between $674,900 and $825,000.

Amenities and Community Features

Fox Run's primary amenity is built into the neighborhood itself — the canal and lake views present on roughly half the homes, along with private pools on many properties. The Estates section's lack of an HOA and the rest of the community's modest fee (currently around $200 to $223) mean amenity structures are lighter than in Plantation's larger gated communities, with the neighborhood's appeal centered on the water and the homes themselves rather than a shared clubhouse package.

Schools Near Fox Run at Jacaranda

Fox Run at Jacaranda is served by Broward County Public Schools. Central Park Elementary, located nearby on Nob Hill Road, serves several surrounding Plantation neighborhoods and is a strong possibility for this address, but school zone boundaries can be precise down to the street level and shift over time. I'd recommend verifying the exact zoned elementary, middle, and high school for a specific Fox Run address through the Broward County school locator before making any decisions based on school assignment.

Location and Accessibility

Residents of Fox Run are close to Deicke Park, Volunteer Park, Nob Hill Pavilion, Vizcaya Square, and Plantation Promenade, keeping daily errands and weekend routines easy. The neighborhood's northwest Plantation location, with entrances on both Sunrise Boulevard and Nob Hill Road, gives residents flexible access to the rest of the city.

Shopping and Dining Near Fox Run at Jacaranda

Vizcaya Square and Plantation Promenade are both close to Fox Run, offering convenient everyday shopping and dining. Nob Hill Pavilion adds another nearby retail option, and Deicke Park and Volunteer Park give residents green space and recreation within easy reach.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fox Run at Jacaranda Plantation Florida

Does Fox Run at Jacaranda have an HOA?

It depends on the section. The Estates section within Fox Run has no HOA at all, while the rest of the community carries a modest fee, currently in the range of about $200 to $223. Buyers should confirm which section a specific home falls into and the current fee before purchasing.

Are there water views in Fox Run at Jacaranda?

Yes. Roughly half the homes in the community have canal or lake views, a high ratio for a neighborhood at this price point. Most homes also have a private pool.

What types of homes are in Fox Run at Jacaranda?

Fox Run consists of homes built between 1988 and 1992, ranging from approximately 1,900 to 2,500 square feet with three to four bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, in both one- and two-story layouts. Most have a two-car garage, with some three-car garages in the Estates section.

What is the price range for homes in Fox Run at Jacaranda?

Homes in Fox Run at Jacaranda currently trade roughly between $674,900 and $825,000.

How many entrances does Fox Run at Jacaranda have?

The community has three entrances — two off Sunrise Boulevard and one off Nob Hill Road.

Thinking About Selling Your Fox Run at Jacaranda Home?

Fox Run doesn't turn over constantly, and buyers who are serious about the neighborhood compare recent sales closely once something new comes up — lake view or not, pool condition, which HOA section it's in, and how updated the interior is all move the number. That's exactly the comparison I'd walk you through before we set a price.

If you're considering selling your Fox Run at Jacaranda home, call or text 954.882.8900 or visit michelenoonanllc.com to request a consultation. This service is free and there is no obligation to list your home.

Relocating to Fox Run at Jacaranda?

Fox Run at Jacaranda offers water views, private pools, and a choice between a no-HOA Estates section or a low-fee traditional setup, all within one neighborhood. If you're considering purchasing here, I can give you current inventory insight and honest guidance on how lake position and HOA section affect value. Call or text 954.882.8900 to discuss what's currently available.

Michele Noonan | Plantation Listing Specialist Licensed Since 1996 | Keller Williams