Bonaventure is Weston's northeast corner, its own special district, zoned for Western High. ZIP 33326's typical home value was $549,950 in August 2026.
Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: the City of Weston’s sector and homeowners association map layers, its geography and history pages, Broward County’s 2025-26 school boundaries, the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades, the Zillow Home Value Index and OpenStreetMap. Part of our Weston neighborhoods guide.
Bonaventure is a golf course community of condominiums, townhouses and single-family homes in the city’s northeast corner. It was planned apart from the rest of the city: the city’s history page says the land was sold off from the Arvida holdings to be developed separately, and its residents voted on April 1, 1997, to join the new City of Weston instead of Sunrise.
What this means for you
- Zoned high school: Western High in Davie (graded A for 2026). Confirm any address in Find My School.
- Home value: the typical home in ZIP 33326 was worth $549,950 in August 2026, Zillow says.
- Nearest interstate exit: I-75 Exit 19 (I-595, the Sawgrass Expressway and State Road 84), about 1.6 miles east.
Where it is
The city’s sector map draws Bonaventure as two sectors, Bonaventure North and Bonaventure South, covering about 1,240 acres between State Road 84 on the north and Weston Road on the east. The geography page says Weston Road is the city’s eastern edge north of Country Isles Plaza. Bonaventure Boulevard, Racquet Club Road and Saddle Club Road are the main streets inside it. The whole area is in ZIP code 33326.
Bonaventure is also a separate taxing district. The city’s geography page says Weston’s land is made up of two special districts, the Indian Trace Development District and the Bonaventure Development District. Its board, budget and boundaries are on the city’s Bonaventure Development District page.
OpenStreetMap names several places inside it, among them Bonaventure Lakes, The Falls of Bonaventure, The Gables at Weston, Riviera at Weston and Botaniko at Weston.
Schools
Broward County Public Schools runs the schools. On Broward County’s 2025-26 boundary map, all of Bonaventure is zoned for Tequesta Trace Middle and Western High, which is across I-75 in Davie. The elementary zone splits at the sector line:
| Grade | Bonaventure North | Bonaventure South | 2026 state grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elementary | Eagle Point Elementary, 100 Indian Trace | Indian Trace Elementary, 400 Indian Trace | A, A |
| Middle | Tequesta Trace Middle, 1800 Indian Trace | Tequesta Trace Middle | A |
| High | Western High, 1200 SW 136th Ave., Davie | Western High | A |
Grades are the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades. Western earned an A in 2025 and 2026 after a B in 2024. Most of the rest of Weston is zoned for Cypress Bay High instead; see our Weston schools guide.
Home values
The Zillow Home Value Index put the typical home in ZIP 33326 at $549,950 in August 2026, down 2.8% from $566,054 in August 2025. The ZIP also covers Country Isles, Tequesta, the Town Center area and Weston Lakes, so it is not a Bonaventure-only figure. Citywide, Weston’s typical value was $719,191, down 1.7%. The index is a modeled value for a typical home, not a sale price. More in our Weston home prices guide.
Parks
- Bonaventure Park, 520 Racquet Club Road: half-court basketball, fitness stations, a playground and a lighted walkway, with a bike repair station.
- Weston Racquet Club, 16451 Racquet Club Road, 954-389-8666: lighted tennis courts, pickleball and padel.
Both are on the city’s parks directory; our parks and trails guide has hours and dog rules.
Getting around
- Interstate: I-75 Exit 19 (I-595, the Sawgrass Expressway and State Road 84) is the nearest interchange, about 1.6 miles east in a straight line, by the Florida Department of Transportation’s interchange inventory. Exit 21 (Indian Trace) is about 2 miles northwest.
- Downtown Weston: about 2.4 miles by road from central Bonaventure to Weston Town Center, measured on the OpenStreetMap road network. That is a distance, not a drive time.
- Airport: about 16 miles by road to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International.
- Bus: Broward County Transit Route 23 runs on Weston Road, Bonaventure’s eastern edge, according to the city. Plan trips with BCT’s trip planner.
HOAs
Most Weston homes are in a private community governed by a homeowners association, and the city’s homeowners associations page requires every association to register with the City Clerk each year. The city’s association map lists more than 50 associations in Bonaventure, most of them condominium associations for single buildings or tracts, such as the Racquet Club Apartments at Bonaventure, plus Village Homes in Bonaventure (Bonaventure Lakes), Saddle Club Estates and the Botaniko Weston Community Association.
Groceries and everyday stores
OpenStreetMap shows no supermarket inside Bonaventure. The nearest are Publix at 1170 Weston Road in Country Isles Plaza, just south, with a CVS Pharmacy in the same plaza, and Publix at 294 Indian Trace in Weston Lakes Plaza, to the west.
Related: Weston neighborhoods, property taxes and getting around Weston.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Bonaventure in Weston?
In the northeast corner of the city, south of State Road 84 and west of Weston Road. The city’s sector map splits it into Bonaventure North and Bonaventure South, and it has its own special district, the Bonaventure Development District.
What schools is Bonaventure zoned for?
Western High in Davie and Tequesta Trace Middle for all of it, on Broward County’s 2025-26 boundary map. Elementary students go to Eagle Point in the north and Indian Trace in the south. All four earned an A in the state’s 2026 grades.
When did Bonaventure become part of Weston?
Bonaventure residents voted on April 1, 1997, to join Weston instead of Sunrise, by almost two to one, according to the city’s history.
Is Bonaventure a good place to live?
On the facts: it is a mix of condominiums and single-family homes around a golf course, with Bonaventure Park and the Weston Racquet Club inside it, and is zoned for A-rated schools. The typical home value in ZIP 33326 was $549,950 in August 2026, according to Zillow.
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