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Four Seasons at Delray Beach in Delray Beach, Florida

Four Seasons at Delray Beach

A gated 55+ community in Delray Beach (formerly Tivoli Isles) by K. Hovnanian, with single-family homes, a clubhouse with tennis and pickleball, and upper-mid active-adult pricing—no golf or equity fees.

Community snapshot

A gated 55+ community in Delray Beach (formerly Tivoli Isles) by K. Hovnanian, with single-family homes, a clubhouse with tennis and pickleball, and upper-mid active-adult pricing—no golf or equity fees.

Area
Delray Beach
Age profile
55 Plus
Home types
Single Family
Content price range
$500K - $850K
Membership
No required club membership
Community pace
Social
Construction
Resale — K. Hovnanian

Four Seasons at Delray Beach: Gated 55+ Single-Family Living

Most buyers look at Four Seasons at Delray Beach when they want a single-family 55+ home in Delray with a tidy amenity package—and no golf or equity obligations.

This works best if you're an active-adult buyer who wants a house in Delray, tennis and pickleball, and a manageable community feel, generally in the $500Ks to mid-$800Ks.

The tradeoff is amenity scale. The clubhouse here is a modest 10,000 sq ft—far smaller than the resort-scale Valencias or Coral Lakes. If you want a huge clubhouse and 40 clubs, this isn't it.


Community Overview

Four Seasons at Delray Beach is a gated 55+ community that began in 2005 as Tivoli Isles (Devco Homes) and was acquired and renamed by K. Hovnanian in 2011. This is a 55+ active-adult community. (Note: it's a different community from Lennar's newer Delray Trails.)


Homes & Pricing

  • Single-family homes
  • Average sale around $817K

Resale pricing generally runs $500K–$850K. One aggregator shows a lower floor (~$174K) that appears to be an outlier for this single-family community—confirm current entry pricing. Built-out resale market.


Amenities & Lifestyle

  • 10,000 sq ft clubhouse—ballroom, catering kitchen, two card rooms, library, billiards lounge with bar
  • Pool, spa, cabana, fitness center, sauna, game room
  • Tennis, pickleball, and bocce

The pace is social, on a more intimate scale than the mega-communities. HOA runs approximately $569/month. No golf, no equity membership.


Why Buyers Choose Four Seasons

  • Single-family 55+ living in Delray
  • Right-sized, social community feel
  • Tennis and pickleball
  • No golf or equity fees

Who Should Skip Four Seasons

  • Want a huge clubhouse / 40 clubs → Valencia Cove, Coral Lakes, or Bellaggio
  • Want the newest construction → Newer Valencias or Delray Trails
  • Want on-site golf → A country club
  • All-ages / family → This is 55+ only

Rachel's Perspective

Four Seasons is a good fit for buyers who want a single-family Delray home and a friendlier, smaller-scale community—not a resort. The intimacy is a feature for some and a limitation for others. If it's on your list, I'll confirm realistic current pricing (the online numbers are noisy here) and compare it against Valencia Falls and Vizcaya so you land in the right spot.


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