the Landings at Wellington Homes for Sale in Wellington, FL
the Landings at Wellington is one community to a buyer and 4 to the MLS: each phase, tract or condominium was platted and recorded separately, so its listings, sales and HOA facts sit on separate records. This page adds them up and links every section, so you can compare prices across the Landings at Wellington before you narrow to one street.
the Landings at Wellington in Wellington, FL is 4 MLS subdivisions, with 18 homes for sale or pending across them as of October 24, 2026. Asking prices run $664,900 to $15,000,000 (median $3,870,000). Over the last 12 months the sections recorded 24 closed sales at a median of $1,112,500, $359 per square foot, a median 40 days on market. Homes listed today were built 1989–2026. The MLS holds 314 closed sales for the Landings at Wellington in total, the most recent in September 2026.
About the Landings at Wellington
The Landings at Wellington is a collection of neighborhoods inside the Village of Wellington in Palm Beach County, listed in the MLS as four sections: Wellington Aero Club, Binks Forest, Lakefield and Meadow Wood. Wellington itself began as a planned unit development after 7,200 acres were sold to a developer in 1972, and the village incorporated in 1995. The sections differ sharply: Aero Club is a residential airpark neighborhood built in the late 1970s, while Binks Forest is organized around the former Binks Forest golf course, now Wellington National Golf Club. Current asking prices run from $664,900 to $11,995,000, which tells you this is several distinct products under one label, not one price tier.
What sets the price here
Price here is set by section far more than by the Landings label. The Aero Club adds airpark access and large estate-style homes, Binks Forest adds golf-course and gated-community context, and the others carry their own lot and product profiles. With a median of $3,942,500 on current listings but a median of $1,112,500 on 24 closed sales in the last 12 months, the asking side clearly skews toward the high end of what has actually sold. Closed sales at a median of $359 per square foot and 40 days on market are the better guide to what buyers have paid. Treat any one listing as its own comparison.
Verify in writing before offering: the HOA and any master association scope and current dues for the exact section, whether golf membership is optional or attached, roof age and insurance quotes, flood zone and drainage history, and rental rules. Homes listed today were built 1989 to 2026, so the age of systems differs by home. For the Aero Club, ask for airpark rules, runway and hangar easements and any use restrictions, and confirm them with the association.
Four sections, one village
Wellington sits south of State Road 80 (Southern Boulevard) and west of U.S. Route 441, with State Road 882 (Forest Hill Boulevard) and Lake Worth Road as east-west routes through the village. It is known as a center for equestrian sport, with the Winter Equestrian Festival held January through April. That seasonal calendar can affect traffic and short-term demand, so test the routes at the times you would use them.
The main named amenity in the sources we opened is Wellington National Golf Club, the former Binks Forest course: 18 holes on more than 250 acres, bought by new owners in 2016 and renovated. We did not find the current club, HOA or master association dues from an official page, so confirm the current figures with the association and the club before you rely on any number. Membership terms differ by section, so ask whether golf is optional for the specific home.
Product mix differs by section. Aero Club homes sit in a private airpark neighborhood built in the late 1970s. Binks Forest is organized around the golf course. Lakefield and Meadow Wood are separate MLS sections whose builders, years and fees we could not confirm from an official source, so compare them directly home by home. Use the section name in each listing to separate like from unlike.
The 15-second verdict
- Best for: Buyers who want a Wellington address with a choice between golf-oriented and airpark-oriented sections
- Advantage: Range of product: four distinct sections cover very different price points and home styles inside one village.
- Risk: Mixed comparables: asking prices span a wide band, so section, lot and condition matter more than the community label.
- Sweet spot: Best when you value golf-course or airpark context and are willing to verify dues and rules section by section.
- Avoid if: Avoid if you need to have one uniform product and fee structure across every home you tour.
Is the Landings at Wellington right for you?
An honest fit check. We will tell you when it is not your community.
A fit when you are:
- Buying a home near Wellington's equestrian and golf setting and comparing sections before choosing.
- Buyers who want airpark access and will review the Aero Club rules in writing.
- Buyers who will compare closed-sale pricing against asking prices before offering.
Not the right fit when you:
- Buyers who need one price tier or one association across the whole plan.
- Buyers who will not review roof, insurance and flood documents on older homes.
- Buyers who want fee amounts confirmed from a published schedule before touring.
Why work with Momentum here
Four MLS sections under one name means comparing the wrong two homes is easy. We compare sections side by side, pull the HOA and CDD or other assessment documents, read the full fee stack line by line, and line up alternatives nearby so you can see what the same budget buys elsewhere. There is no cost to the buyer for that work. If the Landings at Wellington is not the right fit once the paperwork is on the table, we will say so.
Sources for the community facts above: Wellington, Florida (Wikipedia); The All New Wellington National Golf Club Restored Back from the Brink (Phelps Media Group). Updated 2026-10-12. Property facts only; nothing here describes residents.
the Landings at Wellington homes for sale by section
Click a section for its own page: the homes for sale there, its sales history, HOA and flood facts.
| Section | For sale | Median asking | Sold / 12 mo | Median sold | Days on market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wellington Aero Club of the Landings at Wellington | 13 | $4,490,000 | 10 | $3,347,500 | 96 |
| Binks Forest of the Landings at Wellington | 3 | $1,500,000 | 5 | $1,200,000 | 11 |
| Lakefield of the Landings at Wellington 1 | 2 | $731,950 | 6 | $680,000 | 14 |
| Meadow Wood of the Landings at Wellington | 0 | — | 3 | $1,025,000 | 67 |
How to read the Landings at Wellington prices
Sections of one community can price very differently: build year, lot size, water or golf frontage and HOA scope all move the median. Compare the section medians above before judging a single listing, and treat the community-wide median as the reference point, not a value for any specific home.
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Live data: BeachesMLS, refreshed with every MLS pull; this page rebuilds on every ship. Community-level aggregates only for the 4 MLS sections of the Landings at Wellington; no individual listing is displayed here. Prices are asking or recorded sale prices, not values. Property facts only; nothing on this page describes residents. Equal Housing Opportunity.