Home Remodeling & Additions in Bocaire Country Club
Bluestone Contractors brings bespoke, design-build renovations to one of Boca Raton's most intimate estate communities — refined craftsmanship from a team that already knows how Bocaire works.
About Bocaire Country Club
Tucked between Linton Boulevard and Clint Moore Road on North Military Trail, directly across from The Polo Club, Bocaire Country Club is a private, equity-owned community of just 237 custom-built estate homes on lots of a third of an acre or more. It's a small community by design — the kind of place where staff and neighbors know each other by name.
Bocaire operates as a combined Club and Property Owners Association, meaning club governance and neighborhood governance run through a single structure. The community's golf course, known as The Challenge at Bocaire, underwent a complete $8 million redesign by Kipp Schulties, reopening in early 2019 with new lakes, dramatic elevation changes, and a championship-length layout stretching over 7,000 yards. It anchors 300 acres of fairways and lakes, framed by marble baths, gourmet kitchens, and resort-style outdoor living that's typical of Bocaire's estate homes — the kind of refined, bespoke detail Bluestone Contractors is built to match.
Bocaire also sits in unincorporated Palm Beach County rather than within Boca Raton city limits, so building permits for work here are pulled through Palm Beach County's Planning, Zoning & Building Department, not the City of Boca Raton. Because Bocaire is smaller and closely managed, renovation approvals move efficiently when a contractor understands that distinction going in. That's the standard Bluestone Contractors holds itself to on every Bocaire project — meticulous, uncompromising, and tailored to the caliber of home our clients expect.
Community Facts
237 custom estates
300 acres (75 lakes)
1/3 acre
Combined Club & POA
Equity, mandatory
Unincorporated Palm Beach County
The Challenge at Bocaire, redesigned 2019
Single gated entrance, 24/7
Renovating in Bocaire What We Already Know
Bocaire's combined Club/POA structure means design review and community rules run through one office — and because Bocaire sits in unincorporated Palm Beach County, permitting runs through the County, not the City of Boca Raton. We've built our process to fit both from day one.
- Design submittals prepared for Bocaire's combined Club/POA review
- Permits filed with Palm Beach County, not the City of Boca Raton
- Contractor registration & ID for gate/security access
- Approved work windows and noise restrictions
- Licensed, insured crews with documentation on file
- Material staging & dumpster placement per community rules
- State-code-compliant windows & exterior doors on every project — never optional
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to what Bocaire homeowners most often ask before starting a remodel, addition, or kitchen and bath renovation.
Who approves renovation plans in Bocaire — the club or the HOA?
Both functions run through a single Club/Property Owners Association structure in Bocaire. We prepare one coordinated submittal package for that office rather than filing separately with two entities.
Does Bocaire's minimum lot size affect what I can add to my home?
How do your crews get through Bocaire's single gated entrance?
What construction hours does Bocaire allow?
Do you provide the insurance and licensing documents Bocaire requires?
Where do you stage materials and dumpsters during a Bocaire project?
Given Bocaire's intimate scale, we're especially careful with staging plans — keeping driveways and roads clear, screening dumpsters per community rules, and scheduling deliveries to minimize disruption to neighbors.