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- 142Total Homes
- 3%Percentage Available
- YesGated
- NoClub Membership
Carleton Oaks Subdivision Statistics
Community Statistics
Carleton Oaks *
Updated 02/04/12
Avg sold price
Avg days on market
Properties on market *
Sold % of ask price
Avg sold price/Sq Ft
2011
$285K
84
6
95%
$141
2012
$255K
325
4
97%
$122
11% 
287%
33%
2%
13%
-11% change from $285K to $255K
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
+287% change from 84 to 325
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
-33% change from 6 to 4
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
+2% change from 95% to 97%
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
-13% change from $141 to $122
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
Feb 2011 to Feb 2012
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Carleton Oaks Real Estate & Homes for Sale
A Subdivision of West Palm Beach Homes
About Carleton Oaks
Over the past decade, the north-south cities of Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens Florida have grown by leaps and bounds. Stoplights after stoplight and restaurant after restaurant have been put in. The pristine tropical weather, beaches, airport access, golf, tennis, and boating access in the Atlantic attract many who call the Palm Beaches home.
Just 5 minutes out of the hustle and bustle on Northlake Boulevard west of Palm Beach Gardens is the 142
single family gated community of Carleton Oaks. Carleton Oaks West Palm Beach homes for sale was built by respected builder, Divosta. Divosta perfected CBS construction on-site and is known for the best in quality, craftsmanship, and easy, light-filled and open floor plans. 1900 square foot to just over 2700 square feet models are available. Built around a huge 12 acre lake on Oldham Way is where the majority of home sites lay. Wharton Way and the outside perimeter boast natural preserve views.
The subdivision has a Mediterranean feel surrounded by lush landscaping. The amenities include a neighborhood playground, tennis courts, community swimming pool, and Homeowners Association clubhouse which is all included in the low cost fees. Cable, common area, security are also part of the package. Nearby is a public course or one could join PGA National. If you like a true neighborhood feel, luxury newer construction, peace of mind security and want to be just a smidgen out of town, than Carleton Oaks real estate is for you.
Fee Information
SYNOPSIS OF RULES & REGULATIONS OF CARLETON OAKS
The following is a synopsis of some of the rules found in the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Carleton Oaks. For the exact wording of these rules, please review the original text. Do not rely on this synopsis for definitions, meaning or accuracy. This synopsis does not purport to alter or amend the Declaration and is provided only as a quick reference for owners. (You can see the entire Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions on the screen by clicking here. It will take about 60 seconds to load this 81 page document.) All requests for changes to the exterior grounds must be approved by the ACC prior to the commencement of work. Exterior changes include, but are not limited to, installation of pools, enclosures, fences and plantings, as well as placement of outdoor statuary, decorations, and removal of existing plantings. ACC approval is not needed for replacement of exterior plantings if the new plantings are the same kind as those being removed and they are placed in the same location. (This rule applies most often when dead or dying plantings need replacement.) ACC approval is not needed for interior alterations. (Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions – Article XI.)
To apply to the ACC for approval, you must submit a completed Architectural Change Form. You can print a copy from here or you can call Seacrest Services and they will send you a copy. Follow the directions on the form, including submission of three (3) copies of the application. See the ACC page for more on this process and to view the complete ACC Guidelines as approved by the Board of Directors on May 14, 2009. (Resolution and Direction of the Board.)
VEHICLES/PARKING
The following rules and regulations apply to the parking of vehicles within Carleton Oaks.” Overnight parking is generally from midnight to 6:00AM. (Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions – Section 12.2, paragraph B.)
1. No parking of any vehicle overnight on the street. Parking overnight is permitted.
2. No parking at any time of day on driveways and common property, including the community parking area, of motorcycles, trucks, trailers, boats, vans in excess of 17 feet in length, campers, motor homes, buses, commercial vehicles of any type (i.e., any vehicle which has any exterior lettering or logo for the purpose of business advertisement, or has tools or equipment), pick-up trucks, (commercial or private, as well as those with caps or covers), non-passenger vans (i.e. any van which does not have a rear seat and side windows),
3. No parking at any time of day on driveways and common property of vehicles over 80 inches in height, or those vehicles which do not have windows completely circling the vehicle’s exterior (similar to windows around a station wagon)
4. The only exceptions to the above rules are commercial vehicles, vans or trucks which may be parked temporarily during daylight hours to deliver goods or furnish services.
5. No overnight parking in the community parking area of permitted vehicles without an authorized pass (See above for prohibited vehicles).
6. The area from sidewalk to sidewalk, that is, the area from one sidewalk (inclusive of the entire sidewalk) to the other sidewalk ((inclusive of the entire sidewalk) across the street, is common property. It is a violation of the law as well as a violation of our Rules and Regulations to park across the sidewalk or on the apron (easement) of a driveway and is therefore not permitted.
Additional Rules and Regulations
7. The owners and lessees of each Lot shall abide by each and every term and provision of the Declaration of the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, and each and every term and provision of the Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of the Association.
8. The owners and lessees of each Lot shall abide by each and every guideline and restriction as set forth in the Board-approved Architectural Guidelines in order to uphold a Community-wide Standard and to maintain the general plan of the development of the Community.
9. No bicycles, tricycles, scooters, or other similar vehicles or toys shall be allowed to remain in the Common Areas, The walkways, sidewalks, and streets shall not be obstructed.
10. Any damage to the Common Areas, property, or equipments of the Association caused by any Owner, his family member, guest, invitee or lessee shall be repaired or replaced at the expense of such Owner.
11. An Owner will not park or position his vehicle so as to prevent access to another Lot. The Owners, their family members, guests, invitees, licensees, and lessees will obey the posted parking and traffic regulations installed for the safety and welfare of all Owners.
12. No Owner shall do or permit any assembling or disassembling of motor vehicles, motorcycles, or other mechanical machinery except within his garage. Each Lot Owner shall be required to clean his driveway of any oil or other fluid discharged by a vehicle.
13. Except as may be permitted in accordance with the Declaration or by Federal, state or local statute, no transmitting or receiving aerial or antenna shall be attached to or hung from any part of a Lot or the Common Areas.
14. All garbage and refuse from the Lots shall be deposited with care in each Owner’s private garbage containers, which shall be placed so they are not visible from the Roads or from Adjoining Units. No garbage or refuse shall be deposited in any Common Area for any reason, except on the correct days of the week for pickup and removal. No littering shall be done or permitted on the Association Property.
15. All Owners shall comply with the Use Restrictions as set forth in the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.
16. No garage doors shall be permitted to remain open except for temporary purposes, and the Board may adopt further rules for the regulation of the opening of garage doors.
17. Authorized parking passes for permitted vehicles (Please click Exhibit B for a list of prohibited vehi
Membership Information
FREquently asked questions (FAQ)
HOA Elections & Committees
1. When are elections for Board Members?Elections for officers are held at the annual meeting, generally in February. Any owner interested in becoming a board member can submit their notification of interest to the management company, tasked with conducting the election. Candidates can submit a one page resume which will be sent out with election notices and proxy ballots. Members who do not submit a notice of intent to run in a timely fashion can be nominated from the floor at the annual meeting. However, past experience shows that most owners have submitted their proxy votes prior to the annual meeting.2. How do I volunteer to be on a committee?Committees are open to all owners and everyone is encouraged to volunteer and get involved. It is a great way to meet your neighbors and have some impact on how things get done in your neighborhood. Contact the Board president if you are interested in being appointed to a committee.Miscellaneous Questions3. How do I obtain a copy of the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Carleton Oaks?When you purchase your home, the seller should provide this to you at the time of contract. You can obtain a copy of this book by contacting Seacrest Services. The cost is $100 per copy.
You can also see the document (including the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws and attachments) in a pop-up box on the screen by clicking here. Because this document is 81 pages (3.8 mb in computerese), it will take about 60 seconds to load onto your screen as a pdf file.
4. How do I obtain a remote opener for the front gate or an extra key to the pool and
tennis courts?
tennis courts?
Contact Seacrest Services for these items. The costs are:
-Gate remote opener - $40.
-Pool/Tennis court key (same one) - $40.
5. What days are garbage and recyclables picked up?
Household garbage is picked up on Monday and Thursday mornings. Residents are urged to put their trash out in the morning rather than the night before so the local wildlife does not get a chance to rummage through your refuse. Yard waste (e.g., shrub clippings, palm fronds) is collected on Mondays and must be separate from regular trash. Recyclables are collected on Thursdays. Trash pick-ups are made on all holidays except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Check the Solid Waste Authority website for full details on pick-ups and what can be recycled.
Facts About Carleton Oaks
6. When was Carleton Oaks built?7. What is the distance around Oldham Way?It is .8 miles if you walk completely around Oldham Way.8. How big is the lake?The lake is approximately 12 acres and is as deep as 30 feet in the middle.9. Are there any alligators in the lake?One five foot alligator was removed from the lake at the end of 2004. Residents have seen a few smaller alligators in the lake since then. Obviously, swimming is not permitted in the lake.10. Are the Sandhill Cranes I see in the neighborhood tame? Can I feed them?Northlake Boulevard was built right through a Sandhill Crane nesting area so you will see many of them in the vicinity. There are two adults who make Carleton Oaks their home. Sandhill cranes mate for life and generally have two chicks each spring. Many times the smaller of the chicks dies as the parents tend to the larger baby. But we have seen a number of two chick families. The babies stay with the parents for about one year and are then chased away so they can start their own families. It is illegal to feed or attempt to attract wildlife, including Sandhill Cranes.11. When I am expecting a visitor or a delivery, how do they get in the gate?The telephone call-box at the front gate has an alphabetical listing of all residents. Visitors can scroll through until they find your name and then press the # sign and the three digit number listed for you. Your phone will ring in your house (caller ID for Carleton Oaks HOA will appear). When you depress the number “9” on your phone the gate will open. Obviously, you can tell visitors your three-digit phone number and they can press it from the call box each time they pull up. Remember to tell them they must press the # sign first. Owners have two garage type remote control key fobs to open the gates when they approach from the outside. Additional fobs can be purchased through Seacrest Services.
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