Wellington: The Wellington opens sales on 49 estate homes from $10M
The developer says first homes and club amenities are slated for late 2028, with a second phase adding equestrian villas and farm lots.
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Wellington Lifestyle Partners (WLP) has opened sales at The Wellington, Wellington (Palm Beach County), a 400-acre private club community, with 49 finished estate homes priced from $10 million, according to its Sept. 10 press release. The homes range from four to eight bedrooms, each with a private pool and landscaped grounds, and are delivered turnkey.
Why it matters
The release describes 253 residences in total, designed by Workshop/APD, D. Stanley Dixon Architect and Geoffrey Mouen Architects, around an 18-hole golf course by David McLay Kidd. That makes it one of the larger ultra-luxury launches in the county, and the architect roster tells builders and brokers what the product will look like. WLP’s CEO, Douglas McMahon, calls the launch “a vision that has been years in the making.” For context on the village’s pipeline, see our coverage of Related Ross’s Village Landing land purchase.
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The numbers
The release lists 49 estate homes in the first offering at The Wellington North, from $10 million, within 253 planned residences on 400 acres. Delivery of the first homes and club amenities is slated for late 2028. Amenities include a racquet campus with tennis, padel and pickleball, a wellness center, restaurants and a Purple Dragon children’s club. Across the street from the main gates, an 18-acre Marketplace is planned with a boutique hotel, shops and offices.
What’s next
A second phase, The Wellington South, would add a dedicated equestrian amenity, more estate homes, equestrian villas and farm lots, with a bridle path to the Wellington International Showgrounds. NEXUS Luxury Collection, a shareholder in WLP and backed by Tavistock Group, will manage the club. Buyers can inquire at thewellington.com.
Rendering of the 18-hole golf course designed by David McLay Kidd. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
Golf course rendering, labeled an AI render in the press kit. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
Estate home, rear view. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
Estate home, rear view. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
The Kotchen residence, rear elevation, designed by Workshop/APD. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
The Mouen residence, front elevation, by Geoffrey Mouen Architects. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
The Wellington North parcel. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
The Marketplace boutique hotel, across from the main gates. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners. 
Shops on Main at the 18-acre Marketplace. Credit: Wellington Lifestyle Partners.
Renderings: Wellington Lifestyle Partners
Quick answers
- What is the latest on The Wellington?
- Wellington Lifestyle Partners opened sales on 49 finished estate homes from $10M at The Wellington, a 400-acre club community planned for 253 residences.
- Who is developing The Wellington?
- Wellington Lifestyle Partners, NEXUS Luxury Collection and Tavistock Group, according to Wellington Lifestyle Partners press release (provided to The American Developer; public coverage via thewellington.com).
- What are the key numbers for The Wellington?
- estate homes launched: 49; starting price: $10M+; planned residences: 253.
On the record
We read the full press release ourselves. It places the 18-acre Marketplace with a boutique hotel, shops and offices across from the club's main gates, and states 253 total residences.
Public record
Company announcement
- Wellington Lifestyle Partners press release (provided to The American Developer; public coverage via thewellington.com)The Wellington Private Club Community Announces Sales Debut A company statement, not independently confirmed.