Heritage at Boca Raton Frequently Asked Questions

Apartments

Heritage at Boca is located at 320 W Palmetto Park Rd in Boca Raton, Florida, near Mizner Park, restaurants, recreation, schools, and major employers.

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No utilities are included in the rent at Heritage at Boca Raton. Residents are responsible for setting up and paying their own utility accounts, including electricity through Florida Power & Light and internet through the provider of their choice.

Heritage at Boca Raton charges a $150 application and move-in fee and a $350 administrative fee.

Ongoing monthly costs beyond rent include $50 per pet in pet rent if you have a pet, $65 for a second parking space if you need one, and $175 to $225 for a private detached garage if you rent one. Utilities are not included in rent and are set up in the resident’s name. Residents who transfer to a different apartment after their first year pay a $1,000 transfer fee.

The community offers studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments ranging from 593 to 1,834 square feet. View availabilities here.

Plans include the Studio (593 sq ft), Granada (779 sq ft, 1 bed), Venetian (787 sq ft, 1 bed), Santa Margherita (791 sq ft, 1 bed), Amalfi (802 sq ft, 1 bed, 1.5 bath), Ibiza (837 sq ft), Veranda (838 sq ft), Madrid (880 sq ft), Genova (898 sq ft), Portofino (928 sq ft), Spanish River (960 sq ft), Barcelona (1,268 sq ft, 2 bed), Valencia (1,287 sq ft, 2 bed), Torino (1,248 sq ft, 2 bed), Monaco (1,290 sq ft, 2 bed), Palermo (1,311 sq ft, 2 bed), Seville (1,315 sq ft, 2 bed), Roma (1,405 sq ft, 2 bed, 2.5 bath), Venezia (1,730 sq ft, 3 bed, 3 bath) and Capri (1,834 sq ft, 3 bed, 2.5 bath).

Yes. Every apartment home includes a large capacity washer and dryer inside the unit, so there is no shared laundry room.

Apartments at Heritage at Boca Raton are unfurnished. Every home does include a large capacity washer and dryer, stainless steel appliances and expansive walk-in closets, so the only thing you need to bring is furniture.

Community

Community amenities include a heated resort-style pool and Jacuzzi, a 24 hour fitness center, gated entry, outdoor kitchen, clubhouse, conference and social rooms, billiards room, movie theater, and more. Explore the full amenities list.

Yes. Heritage at Boca Raton welcomes cats and dogs, with pet rent of $50 per pet per month. Service animals and assistance animals are not considered pets and are not subject to pet rent under fair housing law. See the pet policy for details.

Yes. Boca Raton runs Mizner Bark, the city dog park, and Bark Beach at Spanish River Park, which is one of the few stretches of Palm Beach County coastline where dogs are allowed on the sand during posted hours. Both require a city permit for entry. Several smaller neighborhood parks within a short drive also allow leashed dogs.

Yes. Every apartment at Heritage at Boca Raton comes with one surface parking space at no additional cost. A second space is available for $65 per month. The community has 398 surface spaces, 8 accessible spaces and 72 private detached garages.

Yes. Heritage at Boca Raton has 72 private detached garages, renting for $175 to $225 per month depending on the garage. Garages are optional and rent separately from the apartment, and every home already includes one surface parking space at no cost.

Heritage at Boca Raton does not have electric vehicle charging on site. The nearest public chargers are in the downtown Boca Raton parking garages and at several Mizner Park locations, all within about a mile.

The community has gated entry, and each building has two elevators.

Yes. The resort-style pool is heated and is paired with a jacuzzi, so it is usable year round rather than only in the warm months.

Yes. The fitness center is open 24 hours to residents.

Yes. The clubhouse includes a conference room and a social room with complimentary WiFi, and homes have nine to ten foot ceilings with layouts that accommodate a home office.

Yes. The community provides package lockers for resident deliveries.

Yes. The resident clubhouse includes a private movie theatre, a billiards room and a social room, along with a conference room for work or meetings. There is also a dry sauna and an outdoor kitchen with two gas grills for entertaining outdoors.

Leasing

Applicants need verifiable gross income of at least three times the monthly rent. Every application also goes through standard income and identity verification.

Applications are submitted online through the property application portal. There is a $150 application and move-in fee plus a $350 administrative fee, and every application goes through income and identity verification against a three times rent income standard.

Heritage at Boca Raton offers a range of lease lengths. Month-to-month is available after the initial term. Reach out to the leasing office for more information.

Yes, after the first year of your lease. Residents transferring to another apartment in the community pay a $1,000 transfer fee. Transfers are not permitted during the first year.

The leasing office at Heritage at Boca Raton is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The office is closed on Saturday. Residents can pay rent and submit service requests through the resident portal 24 hours a day.

Renters insurance is required at Heritage at Boca Raton. Residents may bring their own policy or enroll in coverage offered at lease signing. Contact the leasing office for the required minimum liability limit.

Current specials change month to month. Call the leasing office at 561.216.7769 or check the availability page for the offers running right now.

Neighborhood & Location

South Beach Park, the closest public beach access, is roughly a mile and a half east on Palmetto Park Road, about a five minute drive. Spanish River Park, which includes the dog-friendly Bark Beach section, is a few minutes further north along A1A.

Mizner Park is about half a mile east of the community, close enough to walk in roughly ten minutes. The Boca Raton Museum of Art, the amphitheater and the surrounding shops and restaurants all sit within that same walk.

Heritage at Boca Raton has a Walk Score®  of 78 out of 100, making it a “Very Walkable” location.

Yes. The Brightline Boca Raton station in the downtown core is roughly half a mile away, with service north to West Palm Beach and Orlando and south to Fort Lauderdale, Aventura and Miami. The Tri-Rail Boca Raton station, which connects to the regional commuter line and Miami International Airport, is about three miles northwest. Palm Tran bus routes run along Palmetto Park Road.

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is roughly 25 miles south, generally a 30 to 40 minute drive. Palm Beach International Airport is roughly 26 miles north, a comparable trip. Boca Raton Airport, which serves private and general aviation, is about three miles northeast.

Patio Tapas and Beer and Sovereign are both close by, and Palmetto Park Square covers everyday shopping. Mizner Park adds a full downtown dining and retail district within walking distance. Boomers, Sugar Sand Park, the Showtime Performing Arts Theatre and the Boca Raton Golf Club are all short drives.

Downtown Boca Raton suits renters who want walkable dining and culture without giving up quick beach access. Mizner Park anchors the restaurant and retail scene, the Boca Raton Museum of Art and the Showtime Performing Arts Theatre cover the arts, and South Beach Park is minutes east. The tradeoff is cost, since downtown rents run above the west Boca and Deerfield Beach submarkets, and most households keep a car despite the walkability.

Heritage at Boca Raton is served by the School District of Palm Beach County. The assigned schools for this address are Boca Raton Elementary School, Boca Raton Community Middle School and Boca Raton Community High School. Boca Raton Elementary is the closest of the three, a few blocks from the community on SW 1st Avenue. Florida Atlantic University is about two miles north. Boundaries change, so families should confirm current zoning with the district school locator before signing a lease.