What Heron Bay Actually Is

Drive north on Coral Ridge Drive out of Coral Springs and you will see it. The royal palms, a guard gate, and a sweeping boulevard that opens into a landscape of lakes, manicured lawns, and tile-roofed homes. Heron Bay spans both Parkland and Coral Springs with over 3,000 residences across a variety of distinct neighborhoods. It is not a single neighborhood — it is a collection of them, each with its own feel, all connected by shared amenities and a sense of community that is genuinely hard to find elsewhere in West Broward.

The Lifestyle Inside the Gates

Heron Bay delivers the country club experience without the mandatory membership fee. The social membership is included in HOA dues, giving every resident full access to two clubhouses, resort-style pools, fitness centers, sports courts, and a year-round events calendar.

What Homes Cost Here

Heron Bay is not built for one type of buyer. The price range is wider than most people expect, which is part of why demand has stayed consistent here for so long.

What Is New Right Now

Toll Brothers recently broke ground on Saltgrass at Heron Bay — just 52 new single-family homes being built on 21 acres within the master plan. Homes range from 2,635 to over 4,600 square feet with three and four car garages. This is one of the only chances to buy new construction inside an established Parkland community, and the interest list has been moving quickly.

The Schools

Every home in Heron Bay, both Parkland side and Coral Springs side, is zoned for Parkland schools.

Thinking About Heron Bay?

Buyers who come to me asking about Heron Bay are not casually browsing, they know what they want. My job is to help them understand the differences between the 34 neighborhoods inside the community: which ones have the best lake views, which are closest to Plaza del Lago, and which offer the most privacy. If that is the conversation you are ready to have, I am here for it.