130 Ne 26Th Ave

Village Royale is a low-rise condominium complex in Boynton Beach built in 1978 and arranged across four stories. The campus-style development contains primarily one- and two-bedroom units with enclosed Florida-room/atrium variations and a mix of first-floor and upper-level layouts. Exterior architecture favors mid‑late 20th century low-rise condominium design with covered walkways, balconies or screened patios, and communal landscaping. Typical interiors show practical, modest finishes: tile or laminate floors in living areas, eat-in kitchens with pantry and built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets in larger units, and some units with renovated bathrooms and hurricane-impact windows and doors. Building services include elevator access to upper levels and roof and structural maintenance managed through HOA dues; many units report attic/storage space and enclosed porches. The community is built around extensive shared amenities: two clubhouses, multiple heated pools and jacuzzis, a fitness center, theater/auditorium, billiards and card rooms, library and computer room, and outdoor recreation such as tennis courts, bocce and shuffleboard. On-site features also include courtyards, barbecue and patio areas, gated or fenced sections, and shuttle buses that connect residents to local shopping and medical centers. The complex is marketed largely to active adult buyers, with community programming (clubs, classes, live shows) and rules for pets and rentals managed by HOA policies. Its location a short drive from beaches, Tri-Rail access and regional shopping supports a relaxed Florida lifestyle with easy access to services and recreation.