4584 Windmill Road, The Acreage, FL 33470

Five acres. No HOA. Private pond with dock. Three storage sheds already in place. This Loxahatchee property delivers what Palm Beach County's gated communities cannot offer at any price--land you actually control. CBS home with 1,900 SF, wood floors in the master suite, volume ceilings, screened patio overlooking your acreage. AR zoning permits horses, livestock, and agricultural uses without approval. Commercial-grade well and filtration system installed 2016. Fully fenced 91x756 lot places the home at front, leaving the majority of five acres open for barns, paddocks, guest house, or workshop. Minutes from Wellington's equestrian facilities and shops. If you're done with 50-foot lots and HOA committees, this is the property you've been searching for. Your land, your decisions. This 5-acre Loxahatchee property represents one of Palm Beach County's increasingly rare opportunities to own substantial acreage with no HOA restrictions, AR agricultural zoning, and a turnkey home already in place. This Sunny Urban Meadows homesite delivers the privacy, flexibility, and land ownership that buyers searching for acreage near Wellington simply cannot find in the region's master-planned communities.For buyers asking whether you can have horses in Loxahatchee, the answer is yes. Palm Beach County AR zoning permits horses, livestock, poultry, and agricultural uses without HOA approval or architectural review. This is the zoning classification that attracts equestrians, hobby farmers, and buyers who simply want the freedom to use their property without restrictions. Purchasing acreage in Loxahatchee requires specific due diligencefrom well and septic inspections to fence line verification to understanding what AR zoning does and does not permit. Buyers unfamiliar with these considerations should work with representation experienced in western Palm Beach County's unique property characteristics.The property at 4584 Windmill Road sits on 5.21 acres in Sunny Urban Meadows, an unrecorded subdivision of similarly sized parcels west of Seminole Pratt Whitney Road. The lot configuration91 feet of road frontage extending 756 feet deepplaces the existing home and three storage structures near the front of the property, leaving the majority of the acreage undeveloped and ready for the next owner's vision. The fully fenced perimeter provides immediate containment for horses or other animals, and the private pond with wooden dock at the back corner of the property adds both aesthetic value and potential agricultural utility.The existing CBS-constructed home was built in 1999 and provides 1,882 square feet of living space in a practical single-story layout. The interior features tile flooring throughout the main living areas with wood flooring in the master suitea configuration that balances durability in high-traffic spaces with the warmth buyers expect in the primary bedroom. Volume ceilings and arched windows throughout the living room, dining room, and secondary bedrooms create an open feel despite the home's modest footprint. The kitchen features white raised-panel cabinetry, laminate countertops, and a pass-through window to the living area. While the finishes reflect the home's 1999 construction date, the structure is solid CBS construction and the layout is functional for buyers who prioritize land over interior upgrades.The master suite occupies a private wing of the home with sliding glass door access to the screened patio. The master bathroom features dual vanities, a Roman soaking tub positioned beneath an arched window, a separate walk-in shower, and a private water closet. Two additional bedrooms share a full bathroom with tub-shower combination on the opposite side of the homea split floor plan that provides separation between the primary suite and secondary sleeping areas.The screened patio spans the rear of the home and overlooks the open acreage, providing covered outdoor living space with views of the property's mature trees and natural landscaping. This is the space where the scale of five acres becomes realstanding on the patio, the next owner can envision where the barn will go, where the riding arena could be positioned, or simply appreciate the buffer between their home and the nearest neighbor.Infrastructure improvements made by the current owner add significant value for buyers who understand acreage property operations. A commercial-grade well and water filtration system installed in 2016 provides reliable, clean water independent of municipal utilities. Three storage sheds have been added to the property, providing immediate utility for equipment storage, feed, tools, or workshop space. These are the improvements that cost time and money to add after purchasehaving them already in place accelerates the timeline for buyers ready to put the property to use immediately.Loxahatchee real estate occupies a unique position in Palm Beach County's housing market. Located west of Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and north of Wellington, the area offers five-acre and larger parcels with AR zoning at price points that would purchase a fraction of an acre in Wellington's established equestrian communities. For buyers willing to trade Wellington's paved roads and proximity to show grounds for acreage and autonomy, Loxahatchee delivers exceptional value. Understanding the tradeoffs between Wellington convenience and Loxahatchee freedom is essential before making this decision.New construction communities like Arden and Avenir have absorbed significant buyer demand in western Palm Beach County, offering modern floor plans, resort-style amenities, and low-maintenance living. These communities deliver real value for buyers seeking that lifestylebut they serve a fundamentally different buyer than the one searching for five acres with no HOA. Arden and Avenir lots typically measure 50 feet of frontage or less, with full HOA governance, architectural review requirements, and restrictions on vehicles, animals, and property modifications. This Loxahatchee property offers the opposite proposition: five acres of land you control completely, with no monthly fees, no approval committees, and no restrictions beyond Palm Beach County code.Financing acreage properties requires lenders experienced with rural transactions. Mortgage professionals who understand well and septic appraisals, acreage valuations, and the documentation requirements specific to properties outside traditional subdivisions are essential to a successful closing. For veteran buyers, VA loans can be used to purchase Loxahatchee acreage with zero down payment, though VA appraisals on rural properties require specific expertise to navigate successfully. Qualified buyers should ensure their lending team has closed acreage transactions in western Palm Beach County before proceeding.Location matters even in Loxahatchee, and this property is well-positioned. Located off 60th Street North, west of Seminole Pratt Whitney Road, the property provides easy access to Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, and Florida's Turnpike while maintaining the separation that defines Loxahatchee living. Wellington's shops, restaurants, medical facilities, and world-renowned equestrian facilities are minutes away. The Global Dressage Festival, Winter Equestrian Festival, and year-round polo season draw international competitors and spectators to the area, creating economic activity and community character unlike anywhere else in Florida. Buyers who want proximity to that world without the Wellington price tag find Loxahatchee offers the best of both.The buyer profile for this property typically falls into several categories. Equestrians seeking affordable land to keep horses at home rather than boarding. Business owners needing space for equipment, vehicles, or inventory without commercial lease costs. Remote workers who no longer need proximity to an office and prioritize space over location. Multi-generational families planning to add a guest house or secondary residence for aging parents or adult children. Hobby farmers interested in small-scale agriculture. And buyers simply exhausted by HOA restrictions who want to own property they actually control.What does five acres actually provide? Space for a barn with multiple stalls and attached tack room. Room for paddocks, round pens, or a small riding arena. Area for a detached workshop or studio. Parking for RVs, boats, trailers, and equipment without neighbor complaints or violation letters. Garden space for serious cultivation. Buffer from adjacent properties measured in hundreds of feet rather than inches. The freedom to make decisions about your property without submitting applications or awaiting approval. This is what land ownership meant before HOAs became the defaultand it still exists in Loxahatchee for buyers willing to embrace well and septic systems and unpaved roads.The due diligence process for acreage properties differs substantially from subdivision purchases. Well water quality testing, septic system inspection, fence line survey verification, drainage assessment, and confirmation of AR zoning allowances should all be completed during the inspection period. Buyers should verify that intended useswhether horses, agricultural operations, or accessory structuresare permitted under current Palm Beach County regulations. Properties in unrecorded subdivisions like Sunny Urban Meadows may have deed restrictions that differ from or exceed county zoning requirements, and title research should confirm what covenants, if any, run with the land.For buyers searching for no HOA homes in Palm Beach County, land for horses near Wellington, acreage properties in South Florida, or Loxahatchee real estate with existing infrastructure, this property answers the question of where to find space, privacy, and genuine ownership. Five acres, three storage buildings, a private pond with dock, a functional home, and the freedom to use your land without permission. Schedule a private showing and experience what five acres of freedom actually feels like when you're standing on it.