Tennis Lodges 1 Condo
Homes for Sale in Wellington, FL

Tennis Lodges 1 Condo market snapshot (as of July 15, 2026): the median sale price is about $512K ($366 per sq ft over the trailing 12 months of closed sales), and a median 24 days on market for closed sales.

A small Wellington condo enclave with six-month velocity indicating limited turnover and quick absorption when units meet the market—median 23.5 days on market, mid-$500K median close.

Tennis Lodges 1 Condo delivers attached-home ownership in Wellington at a median $511,750. The $365.54 per-square-foot figure sits squarely in Palm Beach County's middle tier for condominiums—not luxury oceanfront, not budget inland conversion—which means you're buying livable space in a town known more for equestrian estates and single-family subdivisions. Six closings in six months reflect the scale of the community; this is not a sprawling high-rise or a churn-heavy investor complex.

The 23.5-day DOM is the tell. When a unit hits market at the right number, it moves. That speed speaks to limited condo supply in Wellington and to buyers who know the western Palm Beach corridor well enough to act quickly. The absence of community amenities data in current listings doesn't mean there are none—many older condo projects maintain pools, clubhouses, or tennis courts managed by the association—but it does mean you'll need to verify what's included and what the monthly assessment covers before you write an offer.

Geographically, Wellington is twenty minutes west of West Palm Beach, anchored by equestrian facilities and suburban retail. This is car-dependent living with access to the Turnpike and Southern Boulevard corridors; walkability is minimal. Buyers trade the coast premium for square footage and proximity to work or family in the western suburbs. Sellers should price to condition and comparable closed sales within the community itself—this isn't a market that rewards aspirational list prices.

Tennis Lodges 1 has six-month transaction volume you can count on one hand, which means your comp set is narrow and your pricing strategy needs to be surgical. Momentum brokers pull the actual closed data—not algorithm guesses—and we know how to position a condo in a low-inventory enclave where one mispriced listing can sit for months. Whether you're buying into Wellington's western corridor or selling a unit that needs the right framing, we'll tell you what the twenty-three-day DOM really means for your timeline and your price.

Confirm the current HOA dues, exactly what they cover, and any CDD bond or special assessment for a specific address before you offer.