Kings Point Floor Plans: From 615 Sq Ft Condos to 2,800 Sq Ft Coach Homes

Three home types, dozens of floor plans, and a $376,000 price range from bottom to top. Here is what each format offers and what it costs per square foot.

Kings Point's three home types — mid-rise condos, attached villas, and coach homes — span from 615 to approximately 2,800+ square feet. This is the widest floor plan range of any 55+ community in Broward County, which is why Kings Point attracts buyers who would otherwise need to choose between a condo community and a single-family community.

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Floor Plan Overview by Home Type

Home TypeBedroomsBathroomsSq Ft RangePrice Range$/Sq Ft
1BR Condo11615-800$89K-$140K$145-$175
2BR Condo (standard)21-2800-1,200$120K-$250K$150-$210
2BR Condo (large)221,200-1,700$180K-$300K$150-$195
Villa (attached)2-321,100-1,600$180K-$390K$165-$245
Coach Home2-32-2.51,600-2,800+$200K-$465K$125-$175

Mid-Rise Condos — The Volume Play

The majority of Kings Point's 4,869 homes are mid-rise condos across 10 of the 13 subdivisions. Floor plans range from compact 1BR/1BA units (615 sq ft) that work well as winter residences or downsizer's first step, to spacious 2BR/2BA layouts (1,200-1,700 sq ft) that rival small single-family homes in living space.

Garden-style walk-ups (Belfort and older sections): First and second floor only, private entryways, no elevators. These feel more like duplexes than traditional condos. Ground-floor units appeal to buyers who want to avoid stairs entirely.

Mid-rise elevator buildings (Ashmont, Clairmont, Yardley, etc.): 3-4 story buildings with elevator access. Higher floors offer better views — lake, canal, or garden — and typically command $10K-$25K premiums over comparable ground-floor units.

Best value floor plan: A renovated 2BR/2BA condo in the 1,000-1,200 sq ft range from one of the mid-era subdivisions (built 1989-1995) typically offers the best balance of space, condition, and price. You get enough room for full-time living, buildings that are old enough to be affordable but new enough to have manageable reserve needs, and pricing in the $140K-$220K range.
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Villas — The Privacy Premium

Lombardy and Malvern are the only villa sections. These are single-story attached homes with private entrances, no shared hallways, and attached garage or carport. Floor plans typically offer 2-3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in 1,100-1,600 sq ft.

The villa premium over comparable condo square footage runs approximately $30-$80 per square foot — buyers are paying for ground-level living, private entrance, garage access, and reduced SB 4-D exposure (no 3+ story structural requirements).

Renovation potential: Villa floor plans often have screened patios that can be enclosed for additional living space (subject to HOA approval). Some owners have created Florida rooms or expanded family areas that push usable square footage above 1,800 sq ft.

Coach Homes — The Space Leader

Exeter's two-story coach homes are Kings Point's largest floor plans — up to 2,800+ square feet with attached garages. These are the closest thing to a single-family home within the Kings Point ecosystem. Two-story layouts typically feature living areas on the ground floor and bedrooms upstairs, though some floor plans reverse this with primary suites on the ground floor.

At $125-$175 per square foot, coach homes actually deliver the lowest price-per-square-foot in Kings Point — a counterintuitive finding. Buyers get more space for less per foot, plus a garage, at the trade-off of a higher total price ($200K-$465K).

Renovation Realities

Kings Point units built in the 1980s and 1990s show their age in kitchens, bathrooms, and flooring. A typical renovation budget:

RenovationEstimated CostImpact on Resale
Kitchen (cabinets, counters, appliances)$12K-$25KRecovers 60-80% at resale
Bathrooms (2, full remodel)$8K-$18KRecovers 50-70%
Flooring (tile or LVP throughout)$4K-$10KRecovers 70-90%
Impact windows$8K-$20KRecovers 80-100% + insurance savings
A/C replacement$4K-$8KNecessary, not premium-building

Impact windows are the one renovation that pays for itself through insurance premium reductions and resale premium. In a market obsessed with hurricane preparedness, "impact windows throughout" is the listing detail that moves units faster.

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