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Wellington neighborhood

Saddle Trail Park

An equestrian neighborhood with no HOA and no gate, named in the Village’s own definition of Sub-area B of the Equestrian Preserve.

Saddle Trail Park is the other side of Wellington’s horse country: no gate and, according to the Village’s map data, no homeowners’ association. The Village names it in the definition of Sub-area B of its Equestrian Overlay Zoning District, alongside Paddock Park No. 2, and places the whole neighborhood inside the Equestrian Preserve Area.

No HOA doesn’t mean no rules. Here the rules come from the Village: its equestrian zoning, which is being revised, and its codes, like the manure-storage requirements in Sec. 9-41. I’d rather you hear that from me at the start than discover it at permit time.

Where it sits

The Village’s street data places Saddle Trail Park along Pierson Road, Greenbriar Boulevard, Wellington Trace and Ousley Farms Road. Its streets carry the 33414 ZIP code.

The homes

I’m not publishing lot sizes, barn details or stall counts for Saddle Trail. I don’t have an official source for them, and the zoning that governs them is under revision. What I do for a specific property is check the Village’s current rules and the property’s own records.

Gates and associations

No homeowners’ association and no gate, per the Village’s map data. Village codes and the equestrian overlay are the rulebook here.

What’s distinctive

What sets Saddle Trail apart

  1. Named in the zoning

    The Village defines Sub-area B as including the developments known as Saddle Trail Park and Paddock Park No. 2. The whole neighborhood sits inside the Equestrian Preserve Area.

  2. An improvement assessment

    Part of the neighborhood pays a Village non-ad valorem assessment through the Saddle Trail Park South Neighborhood Improvement District, which repays a Series 2016 improvement bond. The preliminary rate for FY2026-27 is $1,720.54 per acre or unit on 164.29 acres, according to the Acme Improvement District’s notice. It’s set each year, so I check the current figure for any property.

  3. Manure storage rules

    Village Code Sec. 9-41 requires manure bins to be containerized, covered and built to prevent stormwater discharge, sized by the number of horses.

Before you buy

What I check in Saddle Trail

  • Water and sewer

    Wellington Utilities serves most of the Village, but the Village lists some communities on Palm Beach County Utilities instead. I confirm the provider for the specific address before closing.

  • Flood zone

    FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center searches by address, and the Village issues a free Flood Zone Determination letter for any property inside Village limits. I pull both.

  • No HOA

    Without an HOA, the Village’s codes are the rulebook. I check permits on the property and any non-ad valorem assessments on the Palm Beach County tax bill.

  • Equestrian zoning

    The whole neighborhood is inside the Equestrian Preserve Area, where the Equestrian Overlay Zoning District applies, and those rules are under revision. I confirm current requirements with the Village for the specific property. More in my equestrian guide.

  • Schools

    School assignment goes by address. Use the district’s Find My School lookup for any home; I don’t publish school ratings.

  • Buying here? Start with how I work with buyers. Thinking of selling a home in Saddle Trail? Here’s how I sell. New to the area? My relocation guide covers homestead, insurance and the first 30 days.

Keep exploring

Related neighborhoods

All of Wellington

  • Gated · Equestrian · Sub-area C

    Palm Beach Point

    Gated equestrian estates in Sub-area C, with a 5-acre minimum lot size.

  • Gated · Equestrian · Sub-area D

    Grand Prix Village

    A gated equestrian enclave in Sub-area D.

  • HOA · Not gated · Private airstrip

    Wellington Aero Club

    Also along Greenbriar Boulevard, just outside the preserve.

Or browse all 11 Wellington neighborhood guides on the Wellington page.

Let’s talk

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Sources

Gated status comes from the Village of Wellington’s map data, which doesn’t publish an edit date, so I confirm it in person. Road lists describe where a neighborhood sits (major roads near the Village’s boundary for it), not where its entrances are. Association details are the associations’ own descriptions.

All sources viewed September 27, 2026.