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The Wellington - A New Equestrian Development in Palm Beach County
Elijah Durojaiye | 13 September 2026 | FORTLOC We like to think of Miami as the crown jewel of South Florida. However, the Magic City isn’t for everyone. From the ever-increasing condominium towers in Brickell to the endless parties in South Beach's Art Deco enclaves, its big-town vibe is something many would rather avoid. If you prefer a more laid-back atmosphere, the good news is South Florida has a few incredible options as you drive north from Miami. Palm Beach is one of


Developer launches sales for private club community in Wellington
Mark Dovich | 11 September 2026 | South Florida Business Journal Estate Home Design by Workshop/APD The group behind a massive luxury residential and private club community under development in Wellington has launched sales for the project’s first 49 estate homes, with prices starting north of $10 million. The Wellington is slated for a total of 253 residences, a private members club with high-end amenities, a championship golf course and a town center-style mixed-use distric


Construction of new David McLay Kidd course at The Wellington to begin in March 2027
Luxury development is being built on the site of the former Palm Beach Polo & Country Club in South Florida Kasturi Datta | 7 August 2026 | Golf Course Architecture David McLay Kidd of DMK Golf Design has developed an 18-hole design for The Wellington, a new private golf and residential community in Palm Beach County, Florida. The Wellington, managed by Wellington Lifestyle Partners (WLP), spans 400 acres and includes one course which was previously part of Palm Beach Polo &


Inside the ultra-luxury equestrian and golf club community coming to Wellington
Jack Nicholas | 4 March 2026 | MARKETS OF TMW Wellington is about to see one of the most ambitious luxury developments in its history. Several of the country’s most prominent real estate developers have quietly turned their attention to the equestrian enclave just 30 minutes from Palm Beach, and after years of assembling land, zoning, and approvals, one team is now moving forward with a massive private club community that will reshape the town’s future. Wellington Lifestyle P


Wellington Gallops Into Growth
Brian Bandell | 12 March 2026 | South Florida Business Journal Paige Bellissimo Nuñez, President of Wellington Lifestyle Partners, and Doug McMahon, CEO of Wellington Lifestyle Partners, at the new equestrian show grounds and stables. JOCK FISTICK / SOUTH FLORIDA BUSINESS JOURNAL Wellington has several major developments coming, but the village continues embracing the equestrian charm that has made it popular with locals and wealthy riders alike. Related Ross, led by billio


Forget Palm Beach. Wellington Has Plenty of Wealth-and All The Horses
Forty minutes inland from the power and pomp of Palm Beach lies a greener, but no less gilded, Florida enclave. In this Year of the Horse, Elise Taylor goes inside the winter equestrian capital of the world. Elise Taylor | Photos by Tina Tyrell | 7 May, 2026 | Vanity Fair Last year, Kelly Killoren Bensimon, a former cast member of The Real Housewives ofNew York City, got a call from a Hollywood producer. He had an idea for a reality television show about Wellington-a village


Bandon Dunes Architect David McLay Kidd to Design The Wellington Club's Championship Golf Course
The Wellington Club has hired David McLay Kidd to design its championship golf course and practice facilities. Kidd is one of the most recognized names in modern course architecture, with credits including Bandon Dunes in Oregon, Mammoth Dunes at Sand Valley, and work at Fancourt in South Africa. “Golf should be fun, and we have an opportunity at The Wellington to create an outstanding course that will challenge the best golfers and welcome the newest players to the game.” D


The Wellington Club Names Its Architectural Team for a 253-Residence Private Community
The Wellington Club has named its architectural team. Workshop/APD will lead the master plan and design the core amenities. Landscape architecture goes to LaGuardia Design Group. The community's 253 residences will be designed by a group of five firms drawn from New York, Atlanta, Florida, and London. That last part is the unusual one. Most private club communities of this scale work with one residential architect, occasionally two. The Wellington has gone with five. Workshop
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