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Century Village at Deerfield Beach

Century Village at Deerfield Beach, also marketed as Century Village East, is the largest of Florida’s four Century Village communities by unit count, with 8,508 condominium units built between 1970 and 1995, a 145,000-square-foot main clubhouse, a 1,600-seat theater, and 15 satellite pools.

Located in Deerfield Beach, part of the Southeast Florida (Miami-Fort Lauderdale) region.

  • 55+ Age-Restricted
  • Gated

Century Village at Deerfield Beach, also marketed under the name Century Village East, is a large, age-restricted 55-plus gated condominium community in southeast Broward County, built out between 1970 and 1995. With 8,508 condominium units, it is the largest of Florida’s four Century Village properties by unit count, exceeding even the roughly 7,500-unit Boca Raton property and reflecting the scale ambitions of the Century Village concept developed by H. Irwin Levy, whose model of a large, self-contained, amenity-dense, age-restricted condominium community became one of the most widely replicated formats in Florida’s postwar retirement-housing history across the state. Levy’s original Century Village concept expanded to four separate Florida locations — West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, and Pembroke Pines — each independently governed and separately financed, and Deerfield Beach’s version stands as the brand’s largest single property. The community’s amenity infrastructure reflects that scale directly. The 145,000-square-foot main clubhouse anchors community life with a fitness center, indoor pool, aerobics studio, sauna, and cafe, alongside an arts-and-crafts room and additional classroom and social space. A theater seating roughly 1,600 people hosts a regular calendar of live performances, a genuinely substantial cultural venue for a residential condominium community rather than a typical clubhouse auditorium. Recreational infrastructure spans 15 satellite pools distributed throughout the property (in addition to the clubhouse’s indoor pool), nine tennis courts, a putting course, two bocce ball courts, and 24 shuffleboard courts, giving residents genuine variety across both fitness-oriented and traditional retiree recreational activities. A secondary clubhouse, known as Le Club, adds a multi-purpose room, catering kitchen, outdoor pool, and additional tennis courts, functioning as a satellite social hub distinct from the main clubhouse for residents living in that section of the property. Housing at Century Village at Deerfield Beach consists entirely of condominium apartments across low- and mid-rise buildings equipped with elevators, part of the community’s original 1970-1995 construction era predating the single-family and villa-style product common in more recently built 55-plus communities elsewhere in Florida. Monthly HOA fees vary by specific building and unit, with sources reporting a range as broad as roughly $250 to $600 and a more commonly cited working figure of roughly $350 to $400; dues generally cover grounds maintenance, exterior building upkeep, and trash removal, though buyers should always confirm the current assessment and specific coverage for any particular unit against an estoppel certificate rather than assuming a flat, uniform community-wide rate. As a fully built-out, resale-only community with no new construction underway, Century Village at Deerfield Beach offers a genuinely affordable entry point into age-restricted South Florida condominium living, trading contemporary finishes and larger floor plans for HOA-covered amenity access and an established, deeply social retiree community. Prospective buyers should treat this Deerfield Beach property as fully distinct from the separately governed Century Village communities in West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Pembroke Pines, each with its own fee structure, amenity package, and building inventory that should never be assumed interchangeable with this location. Location places Century Village at Deerfield Beach within reach of both southeast Broward County’s employment and shopping corridors and the northern Broward beach communities, giving residents a genuinely central position within the broader Fort Lauderdale-Boca Raton metro corridor even though the community itself sits inland from the coast. The community’s sheer scale, at 8,508 units, means residents typically describe daily life as genuinely social and activity-dense, with the clubhouse’s 1,600-seat theater and extensive recreational-court infrastructure supporting a robust year-round calendar of programming distinct from smaller, more intimate 55-plus developments. Buyers should weigh that scale and activity level, along with the community’s meaningfully lower entry pricing relative to newer construction, against the trade-offs of older building stock and a resale-only inventory with no new-construction option within the community itself.

Age Restriction

Century Village at Deerfield Beach (also marketed as Century Village East) is a long-established, age-restricted 55-plus condominium community. Important disambiguation: Century Village is a brand developed by H. Irwin Levy that expanded to four separate Florida locations — West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, and Pembroke Pines — each independently governed, with its own master association, amenities, and fee structure. This profile covers the Deerfield Beach property only, distinct from Century Village in West Palm Beach (covered separately on this site as its own Place) or the Boca Raton and Pembroke Pines locations.

Housing Types

  • Condominium apartments, 1- and 2-story buildings with elevators

Pricing

Century Village East in Deerfield Beach consists of 8,508 condominium units built between 1970 and 1995, making it the largest of the four Florida Century Village properties by unit count. As a fully built-out, resale-only community, pricing runs meaningfully below newer Broward County new-construction 55-plus product, offering one of the more affordable age-restricted entry points into the broader Deerfield Beach and southeast Broward market, with pricing varying by unit size, floor, and specific building location within the property.

Fees & Assessments

HOA Dues: Monthly HOA fees vary meaningfully by specific unit and building location: broadly reported in a range of roughly $250 to $600, with a more commonly cited working range of roughly $350 to $400 for many units. Dues generally cover general grounds maintenance, exterior building maintenance, and trash removal; buyers should confirm the current assessment and specific services covered for any particular building via an estoppel certificate rather than assuming a single flat community-wide rate applies across all buildings and associations within the property.

CDD Assessment: No Community Development District was identified for Century Village at Deerfield Beach in this research; the community predates the era when CDD financing became Florida’s dominant master-planned-community funding model, and its governance instead runs through its condominium association structure. Buyers should still confirm current reserve-fund status and any pending special assessments for a specific building given Florida’s heightened post-Surfside statutory structural-integrity and reserve-study requirements for older condominium buildings statewide.

Amenities

  • 145,000-square-foot main clubhouse with fitness center, indoor pool, aerobics studio, sauna, and cafe
  • Theater with 1,600-person capacity hosting a regular calendar of live performances
  • 15 satellite pools distributed throughout the community, in addition to the clubhouse indoor pool
  • Nine tennis courts, a putting course, two bocce ball courts, and 24 shuffleboard courts
  • Le Club, a secondary clubhouse with multi-purpose room, catering kitchen, outdoor pool, and additional tennis courts
  • Arts-and-crafts room and additional social and classroom space throughout the main clubhouse

Getting Around

Healthcare: Century Village at Deerfield Beach sits within the broader Deerfield Beach and Broward County healthcare market; specific hospital names and confirmed drive times from the community were not independently verified in this research and should be checked directly for any specific building address. Given the community’s age-restricted resident base, healthcare-network coverage is a genuinely important factor for prospective buyers to confirm before purchasing, alongside standard proximity considerations.

Airport: Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Palm Beach International Airport both sit within a reasonable regional drive of Century Village at Deerfield Beach, consistent with its location in southeast Broward County near the Palm Beach County line; specific mileage was not independently confirmed in this research, and buyers who travel frequently or host visiting family should confirm current drive times to each airport directly before purchasing.

Similar Communities to Consider

  • Wynmoor Village

    Wynmoor Village is a large, age-restricted 55-plus gated condominium community in Coconut Creek with 5,260 units built from 1978 to 1999, anchored by its own 18-hole Wynmoor Golf Club, a 50,000-plus-square-foot clubhouse, 19 pools, and an on-site medical center.

Guides Worth Reading Before You Buy

  • Is 55+ Community Living Actually Right for You?

    A lifestyle-fit guide, not a fee guide — this covers whether age-restricted living actually matches how a specific retiree wants to spend their days, how to genuinely test that fit before buying, and the real tradeoffs of choosing age segregation over an age-mixed neighborhood.

  • HOA Fees and Governance in Florida

    A statewide explainer on how Florida homeowners associations and condominium associations are legally structured, funded, and regulated, and what buyers are entitled to review before closing.

  • Community Development District (CDD) Fees in Florida

    A Community Development District (CDD) is a Florida unit of local government, created under Chapter 190, financing a development’s roads, utilities, and amenities through bond and O&M assessments billed with property taxes.

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Last reviewed 2026-09-28.

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