Active
$38,500,000
16745 Stratford Court, Southwest Ranches, FL 33331
Listed by Tommy Crivello Real Estate Group
Southwest Ranches · Luxury
Luxury Homes for Sale in Southwest Ranches, FL
Everything here starts with the land. Two acre minimums across most of the town mean the houses are custom, the driveways are long, and the utilities are usually your own.
Luxury listings
Luxury homes for sale in Southwest Ranches right now
Active
$38,500,000
16745 Stratford Court, Southwest Ranches, FL 33331
Listed by Tommy Crivello Real Estate Group
Active
$15,775,000
5501 SW 160th Avenue, Southwest Ranches, FL 33331
Listed by Fortune Christie's International Real Estate
ActiveWaterfront
$8,500,000
13110 Mustang Trail, Southwest Ranches, FL 33330
Listed by Tommy Crivello Real Estate Group
Active
$8,500,000
5801 Estates Drive, Southwest Ranches, FL 33330
Listed by Joe Caprio & Co. Real Estate
ActiveWaterfront
$8,499,000
5400 Hancock Road, Southwest Ranches, FL 33330
Listed by Tommy Crivello Real Estate Group
ActiveWaterfront
$8,499,000
5400 Hancock Road, Southwest Ranches, FL 33330
Listed by Tommy Crivello Real Estate Group
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Market snapshot
18 active listings at $1,500,000 and up
Highest asking price right now: $38,500,000
Straight from the MLS feed on this page. It moves when the feed moves, and it is the only market number I publish here.
Where the luxury homes are
Landmark Ranch Estates The town's gated community, laid out on large parcels with a single entrance and an association, which makes it the exception in a town that is otherwise almost entirely without one.
Sunshine Ranches Long established acreage with mature tree lines, unpaved lanes on some streets, and houses built individually from the 1970s onward on parcels sized for barns and paddocks.
Green Meadows Acreage on the eastern side of town closer to the arterial roads, with a mix of older ranch houses and full replacements on the same large parcels.
Rolling Oaks Heavily wooded parcels with a rural lane pattern, where the canopy and the setbacks give each property a long approach from the road.
Country Estates Large lots in the western half of the town, several with pasture, ponds and outbuildings, and a street grid laid out before the surrounding cities built up.
Southwest Ranches is a town of acreage, and the two acre minimum across most of it explains nearly everything about the upper end of this market. The houses were built one at a time rather than by a builder working a section, so no two share a spec. The driveways are long. The utilities are frequently private. And the outbuildings, the barn, the workshop, the guest structure, often carry more value and more questions than the house itself.
My diligence here starts in the ground and works up. The well, the septic system and a current water test. The zoning designation on the specific parcel, because it sets barn size and animal count. The permit record on every structure standing. The survey with the drainage easements drawn. And a bound insurance quote that accounts for the distance to a hydrant. Do that work first and the land is a pleasure. Skip it and the surprises all arrive after closing.
What to check before you buy
What to check before you buy
The well, the septic and the water treatment
Most parcels here run on a private well and a septic system, often with treatment equipment for iron and hardness. Age, capacity, drain field and a current water test all belong in the inspection period.
What the parcel's zoning allows you to build and keep
Two acre minimums are the baseline, and the designation on the specific parcel decides barn size, animal count and whether a second structure is permitted. I verify it with the town before you plan anything.
Permits on the barn, the shop and the guest structure
Outbuildings on acreage frequently went up without a complete permit record. I pull the history so you know what is permitted, what is legal nonconforming, and what a future buyer will question.
Drainage, canal easements and how the parcel sits in a wet season
This is low ground with district canals and maintenance easements along many property lines. The survey shows where they run, and the wet season shows how the land behaves. Ask both questions.
Fire flow, distance to a hydrant and what it does to insurance
On rural acreage the distance to a hydrant and the available fire flow feed directly into the premium. Get a bound quote inside the inspection period rather than assuming it matches a coastal rate.
Utilities down a long driveway
Power, gas, a generator location, a propane tank and the gate itself all have to be run and permitted. On a several hundred foot approach that is a real line item, and it is easy to miss on a first walk through.
FAQ
Southwest Ranches luxury questions
Where are the largest properties in Southwest Ranches?
Across the western half of the town, where multi acre parcels with pasture and outbuildings are common, and in Landmark Ranch Estates behind the gate. Land area and what the zoning permits on it drive the top of this market. The MLS feed keeps this number current.
What is the minimum parcel size here?
Much of the town sits under rural zoning with a two acre minimum, which is what has kept the character intact while the cities around it built out. Zoning still runs parcel by parcel, so I confirm the designation on the specific property.
What should I expect a custom house here to include?
Usually a well and septic system, a generator, a long driveway with a gate, and often a barn, a workshop or a guest structure. The house itself is one of a kind, which means the inspection matters more here than in a subdivision of identical builds.
Can I build on raw land?
Often yes, with the right work up front: the parcel's zoning and setbacks, well and septic feasibility, access and easements, and any land use limits on record. I coordinate those answers before you commit. This is guidance, not legal advice.
How does this compare with Davie acreage?
Southwest Ranches is bigger land with a two acre baseline and almost no associations. Davie mixes acreage with gated communities and sits closer to the highways. Same western character, different scale and a different price per acre.
Let us talk
Shopping Southwest Ranches at this level?
Tell me the budget and the must-haves. I will send the homes that fit, with the water, the building, and the carrying costs checked before you see them, in English o en español.