What levels of care does this community offer?

Kings Point in Delray Beach offers independent living.

What is Kings Point in Delray Beach's address?

The full address for this community is 7000 West Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, FL, 33446.

Does this community offer respite care?

Yes, Kings Point in Delray Beach offers respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

Kings Point in Delray Beach - Delray Beach, FL

Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive about the physical campus, amenities, safety, and social life at Kings Point in Delray Beach, while expressing recurring concerns about governance, management transparency, and certain policies. Reviewers consistently praise the community’s substantial recreational and social infrastructure: an upscale remodeled clubhouse, numerous pools (including indoor and therapy pools—reports mention as many as six), two golf courses, a well-equipped gym, multiple on-site restaurants (with delivery), and a wide variety of classes and clubs (100+ interest groups covering fitness, arts, dance, book club via Zoom and more). The campus is described as clean, well-maintained, and homey, with many renovated units featuring granite, marble, and tile, plus condo attributes like balconies, corner windows, back patios and ground-floor garden options. Security and convenience are highlighted: the property is 24-hour gated with on-site patrols and noted as a very low-crime environment, there is assigned and guest parking, and complimentary daily shuttle service to shopping and medical centers. Proximity to Delray Beach, nearby restaurants, shops, beaches and airports is also a frequently mentioned advantage.

On lifestyle and resident experience, reviews emphasize an active, social lifestyle with abundant activities (swimming, tennis, yoga, pilates, painting, ceramics, dance) and numerous social clubs, which contributes to a friendly neighborly atmosphere and strong resident recommendations. Dining options are flexible—residents can use on-site restaurants, have meals delivered, or use in-unit kitchens. Many units are renovated or available furnished, and move-in processes are described as convenient by some reviewers. Several reviewers explicitly say the community would be recommended, citing value (competitive HOA fees) and quality of life.

However, a clear and repeated theme concerns management and governance. Multiple reviews point to poor management transparency, communication problems with management staff, and a perception of an outdated or unresponsive board. Specific financial worries appear, including concerns about the adequacy and transparency of reserves and budgeting. Residents mention restrictive rental rules and unease about voting influence and governance accountability—issues that could affect owners’ property rights and financial exposure. Problems managing recreational areas are also cited, suggesting friction between residents and those who oversee amenities. Additional practical concerns include relatively high vehicle sticker/car tag fees and an unclear or inconsistent pets policy (some notes say dog-friendly while others report not pet friendly), so prospective residents should verify the current policy. Importantly, this community does not provide on-site medical or care services—reviews explicitly state "no care there," indicating Kings Point is an independent-living oriented community rather than an assisted-living or continuing care facility.

In sum, Kings Point in Delray Beach is presented as a well-appointed, activity-rich, secure and friendly independent-living community with extensive amenities and a strong social scene. Its strengths are physical facilities, location, security and active programming. The trade-offs are governance and management-related issues (communication, board responsiveness, financial transparency), some policy and fee concerns (pet rules, car tag fees, restrictive rental terms), and the lack of on-site care services. Prospective residents should weigh the strong lifestyle and amenity profile against governance transparency and policy clarity; practical next steps would be to request recent financial statements and reserve studies, clarify the pet and rental policies, confirm car-tag fees, and meet with management/board representatives to assess responsiveness before committing.

Kings Point in Delray Beach is a retirement community for adults aged 55 and older, and folks here can find a little bit of everything, since there are two 18-hole golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., one called the Executive Course, which is a par 60 at 3,900 yards with holes from 114 to 388 yards and water on most holes, and then there's the Par 3 Course in the Tuscany area, which runs 2,100 yards, is par 54, and has holes from 60 to 180 yards, so you get plenty of opportunities to practice your short game and the courses got fully redone just a few years back with Champion Bermuda grass, which people say is some of the best for putting, and the tees are laser-leveled for hitting, so everything's kept in good shape, and you don't have to be a resident to play, but for all the other amenities-like the pools, athletic facilities, and community activities-guests will need a pass.

People living at Kings Point have theater options with a state-of-the-art facility called Kings Point Theatre, which lines up shows and entertainment throughout the year using special event programs and playbills, and there are also movie showings, classes, a library, a salon, and a bistro called the Bistro in the Monaco Clubhouse for lunch and dinner, plus the East End Cafe in the Main Clubhouse for breakfast and lunch, so people don't have to worry about finding a bite to eat, and you can cool off in the outdoor pools or use the natatorium for swimming inside when it gets too hot, and the clubhouses run all sorts of events you can check on their community channel 1075 or the calendar, so there's rarely a dull day.

The place is run by a management team that's always working to improve results using the latest in marketing, training, and technology, and transportation is covered with a full bus schedule, the grounds stay secure with security and gate access, so everyone's got peace of mind, and there's an ID office to help with resident access, and even a photo gallery for those who like seeing what neighbors are up to, so you get a sense of real community with people always coming and going, sharing news and whatnot.

For golfers, there are many scheduled tournaments like the Men's Championships, Women's Championships, USGA Qualifying, and One-Day Events, and each has its own "Home" section with results, rankings, policies, and even Players of the Year for both men and women, and you can call for tee times or check the "Tee Times & Info" section before heading out in the morning, usually starting from 7AM, and the Results section makes it easy to keep track of tournament outcomes if you want to follow along or see how you stack up.

Kings Point sits in Delray Beach with multiple offices at 7000 West Atlantic Ave. and 6561 Flanders Way, with recreational amenities, athletic spaces, and a clubhouse where community happenings and important dates are posted for everyone to see, and while some say it's one of the finest retirement spots in South Florida, each resident's experience comes from what they put in, as there's always something going on and plenty of ways to stay active, involved, and comfortable as the years go by.

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