By Michele Noonan | Plantation Resident for More Than 22 Years | Licensed Since 1996
Last Updated July 2026
When I first moved to South Florida, I chose Plantation to be my home — and I lived in Jacaranda Country Club, on Bluebird Lane, on the golf course. So when I tell you what it's like to live in Jacaranda Country Club as a Jacaranda Country Club real estate agent, that's not secondhand knowledge. It's where my Plantation story actually started. Whether you're selling a home in Jacaranda Country Club or considering it for yours, here's what more than two decades in this market, and years of actually living here, can tell you.
Jacaranda Country Club is one of Plantation's more established golf course communities — 155 homes built between 1972 and 1987, bounded by Broward Boulevard to the north, University Drive to the east, I-595 to the south, and Nob Hill Road to the west. This is one of the larger-home communities in the Jacaranda area, with properties ranging from approximately 2,400 to 4,350 square feet and three to six bedrooms, three to four bathrooms.
Many homes sit directly along the winding waterways and fairways of Jacaranda Golf Club, one of Plantation's most established golf facilities, giving the community a setting that's hard to replicate elsewhere in the city outside of a guard-gated luxury price tag.
A real golf course, not just a name — Jacaranda Golf Club offers 36 holes across two 18-hole championship courses, the East and West Courses, both rated Four Stars by Golf Digest. The East Course, originally designed in 1970 by Mark Mahannah and redesigned in 2006 by Bobby Weed, plays to a par 71 at 7,245 yards from the back tees. This isn't a small executive course tucked behind a neighborhood — it's a genuine championship facility.
Semi-private, not members-only — Jacaranda Golf Club is semi-private, meaning the course hosts public tournaments and corporate outings rather than requiring country club membership to access the setting. Residents get the fairway and waterway views and lifestyle without the exclusivity barrier of a fully private club.
Larger homes than much of the Jacaranda area — At 2,400 to 4,350 square feet, homes here run larger than many surrounding Jacaranda communities, appealing to buyers who want more space without stepping up to a guard-gated luxury price point.
A neighborhood I know personally — I lived on Bluebird Lane, directly on the golf course, when I first moved to Plantation. That firsthand experience of the community — not just the market data — is part of what I bring to representing buyers and sellers here.
Homes in Jacaranda Country Club range from approximately 2,400 to 4,350 square feet with three to six bedrooms and three to four bathrooms, many situated along the fairways and waterways of Jacaranda Golf Club. Built between 1972 and 1987, the community offers a range of architectural styles and levels of updating, with fairway and waterway positioning playing a significant role in how individual homes are valued relative to one another.
Homes currently trade roughly between $849,000 and $1,317,400, and tend to get compared closely against Jacaranda's other communities and against similar golf course neighborhoods elsewhere in Plantation. Knowing exactly where a home's fairway or waterway position, HOA section, and square footage stack up against recent sales is what determines whether it's priced to compete or priced to sit.
Current Price Range: $849,000 to $1,317,400
The centerpiece amenity here is Jacaranda Golf Club itself — 36 holes across two Four-Star-rated championship courses, plus a driving range, pitching and chipping area, putting green, and teaching professionals on staff. Because the course is semi-private, residents and the general public can both access tee times, and the club regularly hosts tournaments and corporate outings.
The HOA here has real range depending on section — fees run anywhere from approximately $48 to $575 per month, so it's worth knowing exactly which part of the community a home sits in before assuming what the monthly cost looks like.
Jacaranda Country Club is served by Broward County Public Schools. School zone boundaries can be precise down to the street level and shift over time, so I'd recommend verifying the exact zoned elementary, middle, and high school for a specific Jacaranda Country Club address through the Broward County school locator before making any decisions based on school assignment.
Residents are close to major shopping, dining, and banking right along University Drive and Broward Boulevard, so day-to-day convenience is a real plus here on top of the golf course setting. With I-595 forming the community's southern boundary, residents have quick highway access to the rest of Broward County and beyond.
University Drive and Broward Boulevard both run along the edges of Jacaranda Country Club, putting residents within easy reach of a wide range of shopping, dining, and banking without needing to leave the immediate area.
No. Jacaranda Golf Club is semi-private, meaning it hosts public tournaments and corporate outings and doesn't require country club membership to access. Residents of Jacaranda Country Club get the fairway and waterway setting without the exclusivity barrier of a fully private club.
HOA fees vary significantly by section, ranging from approximately $48 to $575 per month. Buyers should confirm the specific fee for a given home's section before making assumptions about monthly costs.
Jacaranda Country Club consists of 155 homes built between 1972 and 1987, ranging from approximately 2,400 to 4,350 square feet with three to six bedrooms and three to four bathrooms.
Homes in Jacaranda Country Club currently trade roughly between $849,000 and $1,317,400, with fairway and waterway positioning playing a meaningful role in individual home values.
Jacaranda Golf Club offers 36 holes across two 18-hole championship courses — the East Course and the West Course — both rated Four Stars by Golf Digest.
I lived in Jacaranda Country Club when I first moved to Plantation, on Bluebird Lane, directly on the golf course — so I understand this community from firsthand experience, not just market data. Knowing exactly where your home's fairway or waterway position, HOA section, and square footage stack up against recent sales is what determines whether it's priced to compete or priced to sit.
If you're considering selling your Jacaranda Country Club 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.
Jacaranda Country Club offers larger homes, a genuine championship golf course setting, and semi-private access without a guard-gated price tag. If you're considering purchasing here, I can give you current inventory insight and honest guidance on how fairway position, HOA section, and home size affect value. Call or text 954.882.8900 to discuss what's currently available.
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