Aero Club sits off Greenbriar Boulevard and is the only fly-in community in Wellington, built around a private, lighted, paved 4,000-foot runway and a network of community taxiways. The site plan below shows the community's streets, runway, and taxiway layout, so you can see how this unique aviation neighborhood is arranged before touring a home in person. For available properties see Aero Club homes for sale or browse Aero Club homes for rent. For HOA fees, schools, and market trends, see the Aero Club community guide.
Understanding the Aero Club Layout
The Aero Club site plan shows how the community is organized around its central runway and taxiway system, along with the streets connecting individual homesites. Because taxiway access, hangar space, and lot orientation to the runway vary significantly from property to property, buyers often use the map to confirm exactly how a specific lot relates to the runway before comparing it to others.
How to Use the Aero Club Site Plan
The interactive map lets you zoom in and explore the layout of Aero Club before visiting a property. You can see how individual homes relate to the runway, the community taxiways, and the surrounding streets. While the site plan provides a helpful overview, aerial imagery and property-specific details should also be reviewed to confirm exact lot orientation, taxiway access, and hangar space.
Aero Club Home Layout and Lot Sizes
Aero Club includes approximately 240 custom estate homes, built from 1981 into the 2020s, with one-story and two-story layouts generally ranging from about 3,000 to more than 10,000 square feet on lots of an acre or more. Many properties include an attached hangar and direct taxiway access to the runway, while other homesites focus on estate-style living with expansive outdoor space rather than aviation access.
Aero Club Runway and Taxiways
At the heart of Aero Club is a private, lighted, paved runway approximately 4,000 feet long, connected to individual properties by a network of community taxiways. This layout is what makes Aero Club a true fly-in community, allowing pilots with taxiway-connected lots to taxi directly from their home to the runway.
Aero Club Streets and Access
Aero Club is a non-gated community, so there is no single controlled entrance shown on the site plan. Streets connect openly to Greenbriar Boulevard, and a homeowners association oversees runway-related upkeep, common areas, and community standards that may include aviation guidelines.
Aero Club Amenities on the Site Plan
Beyond the runway and taxiway system itself, Aero Club includes a clubhouse or pilot lounge area that supports the community's fly-in atmosphere, alongside its larger estate-style homesites.
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Aero Club Site Plan FAQ
Is Aero Club a gated community?
No. Aero Club is a non-gated fly-in community in Wellington.
Does Aero Club have a private runway?
Yes. Aero Club features a private, lighted, paved runway approximately 4,000 feet long, connected by community taxiways.
Can homes in Aero Club have hangars?
Many homes include an attached hangar or the ability to store an aircraft at home, depending on lot layout and HOA guidelines.
Is there an HOA in Aero Club?
Yes. The HOA supports runway-related upkeep, common areas, and community standards.
What size are the homes in Aero Club?
Living areas generally range from about 3,000 to more than 10,000 square feet, on lots of an acre or more.
Can I tell if a specific Aero Club lot has taxiway access from the site plan?
The site plan provides a helpful overview of the runway, taxiways, and general lot layout. Aerial imagery and individual property information should also be reviewed to confirm exact taxiway access and hangar potential for a specific lot.
Questions about Aero Club?
Request a custom report or ask about available homes, off-market options, and recent comps.
