Kings Isle

• 100 NW Kings Isle Blvd.
• Port St. Lucie, Florida 34986
• Association/Clubhouse: 772-871-7512
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Description/Overview

Kings Isle in Port St. Lucie, Florida is a gated, active adult community which is located at the heart of the prestigious, master planned community of St. Lucie West. Kings Isle enjoys quick access to Interstate 95, a major north to south route. This area is suburban with mostly residences, shops, restaurants, and golf courses. Kings Isle Port St. Lucie is one of the most affordable 55 and over communities in South Florida, with housing prices less per square foot than other surrounding St. Lucie West communities.

Kings Isle Amenities

Kings Isle in Port St. Lucie may be an affordable community, but the clubhouse, aptly named “The Royal Club”, does not skimp on amenities. This beautiful 15,000 square foot facility acts as the social and fitness hub for the community. Residents at Kings Isle can stay in shape at the fitness center and go for a refreshing swim after in the outdoor pool. Hobbyists will enjoy the card room and arts and crafts area. A friendly game of billiards could be followed up with some time over a favorite book from the Royal Club library at Kings Isle in Port Saint Lucie, Florida.

Outdoors, there are plenty of walking and biking trails and parks and natural spaces at Kings Isle in St. Lucie West, FL. For activities, residents can take advantage of the tennis facilities and bocce ball courts, or socialize over a game of horse shoes or shuffleboard.

Kings Isle Homes & Real Estate

Kings Isle Port St. Lucie is a 55 and over community of approximately 1,000 homes. Construction started in 1993 by Lennar and was completed in 1999. This community has attached duplexes (courtyard homes) and single family (manor homes) for resale. The attached duplexes are the least expensive option and they range in size from 1,000 to 1,600 square feet. Single family detached homes range in size from 1,500 to 2,100 square feet. All residences in Kings Isle feature concrete block construction, emergency alert system services, and neighbor-friendly front porches with exterior light and rear terrace for outdoor living. The Manor homes include one or two-car garages and the Courtyard homes have individually assigned parking.

Kings Isle Lifestyle

Life at Kings Isle in Port St. Lucie is easy with shopping, dining, and additional recreation just a walk or bike ride away. There are also over thirty different clubs residents can join. Many interests and activities are represented; such as bingo, bible study, bocce ball, book club, bowling, bridge, computers, discussion group, fun seekers, golf, habitat for humanity, honkey tonk girls, Italian American club, Jewish heritage, knit and crochet, photography, presidents club, rifle and pistol, royal performers, rubber stamping, sunset tap, table tennis and many others.

A full time activities director is on hand to arrange off-site excursions, such as casino cruises and bus trips to local area attractions. Classes for aquacise, dancercise, line dancing, tai chi, and tap are also offered. A monthly newsletter is sent out to all Kings Isle residents, so no one misses out on anything.

Area

Since St. Lucie West is home for Spring Training for the New York Mets, residents can also catch baseball stars in action. In addition, it also features a PGA golf course, so some major golf players might be spotted in the area on occasion. The Florida Atlantic University campus, which contains the Lifelong Learning Institute and community library, is also close by.

While residents at Kings Isle have everything they need at hand, just a ten-minute drive towards the town of Tradition will offer more shopping, big stores, restaurants, and seasonal festival and events. Tradition also features sculpture parks, interactive fountains, and tranquil water ways; and is home to Lake Tradition which offers 45 acres of outdoor activities. For even more aquatic enjoyment, the Atlantic Ocean is only a thirty minute drive away from the Kings Isle in Port St. Lucie.