Renovated country-club home interior in Boca Raton (representative)

Country-Club Community · 1,100 Acres

Renovating a Polo Club home for the next chapter

From club condominiums to estate homes, the Polo Club spans every kind of residence. We renovate all of them — through the community's review, with one owner on the job.

Building & renovating in Boca Raton since 1978
Owner-operated — on every jobsite
Custom homes & luxury condo reconstruction
Boca Raton (West)
Real experience here: Steven has completed home renovations in The Polo Club, working through the club's architectural review.
Renovating in The Polo Club

One community, many kinds of home — one builder for all of them

The Polo Club of Boca Raton spreads across roughly 1,100 gated acres with two championship courses and a wide range of residences — club condominiums, coach homes and villas, and single-family estates, most built through the 1980s and 1990s. That vintage and variety is exactly why the builder matters: a Polo Club project might be a condo modernization or a full estate renovation with additions, each with different structure and the community’s own architectural review.

Every kind of home under one roof

A Polo Club renovation might be a club condominium, a villa, or an estate. We work across all of them — condo modernization, whole-home renovation, and additions — matching the approach to the residence.

POA & architectural review

Exterior changes, additions, and many renovations run through the community’s architectural review. We assemble submittals the way the POA expects to see them and carry the approval process.

1980s–90s modernization

Homes of this era are prime for opening the plan, rebuilding primary suites and kitchens, updating impact glass, and refreshing exteriors. We plan the modernization around the existing structure.

Respecting a lived-in club

Gate access, construction hours, dumpster and parking placement, and site cleanliness are all managed to the community’s rules so neighbors stay comfortable.

Representative Work

The kind of transformation we deliver

A representative luxury renovation — before, during, and finished. Steven Charlse projects are managed on-site from demolition through final walkthrough.

How We Work

One owner, coordinating every trade

Walk-through & scope

Steven walks your home and defines a real scope for your residence type.

Approval & plans

Drawings and the POA architectural-review submittal — prepared and carried.

On-site construction

Owner-managed daily work, community construction rules honored.

Final walkthrough

A finished home, punch list closed to your standard.

The Polo Club — FAQ

Renovation questions, answered

Do you work on condos and estates at the Polo Club?

Yes — from club condominiums and villas to single-family estates. We match the approach to the residence, whether that’s a modernization or a full renovation with additions.

How do you handle the architectural review?

We prepare submittals the way the POA expects — drawings, samples, and neighbor considerations — and carry the approval process so it doesn’t stall your project.

Can you build an addition on my Polo Club home?

Often yes, within the lot’s setbacks and the community’s review. We design additions that fit the envelope and win approval.

Start Your Project

Let's plan your Polo Club renovation

Tell us about your The Polo Club project and Steven will walk the space with you personally. No pressure — a real conversation about what’s possible, the process, and the timeline.

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Steven Charlse Construction

Luxury custom homes & condo reconstruction in Boca Raton since 1978. Owner-operated — Steven is on every jobsite.

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Contact

561.441.0411
Boca Raton, FL
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