1101 Cactus Ter

The Pines of Delray is a low-rise condominium community built in the late 1970s on roughly 72 acres in Delray Beach, Florida. Comprised of 684 units spread across 115 separate buildings—a mix of two-story eight-plexes and single-story four-plexes—the development offers primarily two-bedroom residences arranged as first- and second-floor units. Typical interiors feature eat-in kitchens, split-bedroom plans, dual sinks, walk-in closets, and combinations of shower and tub/shower baths; many units include enclosed or screened patios that extend living space outdoors. Exterior character is suburban-retreat oriented with mature landscaping, awnings, storm shutters on some buildings, and on-site tennis courts and multiple small recreation areas. Community infrastructure includes two clubhouses, two heated pools and whirlpools, two fitness rooms, activity courts for tennis and pickleball, bocce, shuffleboard, and a putting green. Practical aspects emphasize aging-in-place and convenience: assigned parking for each unit, modest monthly condo fees that often include water and cable, security patrol coverage, and an association with specific age restrictions and pet rules tailored to active-adult residency. Management maintains professionally produced condominium documents, reserve funding, and rules for rentals, vehicle types, and unit upgrades. The property sits a short drive from Atlantic Avenue, beaches, dining, and regional transportation corridors, providing a blend of recreational amenities and easy access to downtown Delray Beach.