Aberdeen is a sizable neighborhood located in Boynton Beach, Florida, extending from the Florida Turnpike to S. Military Trail. It's planning is based around a series of man-made lakes and fairways. The views afforded by golf courses and lakes are just one way the Aberdeen community enhances its luxury. It features 19 subdivisions made up of 1,00+ homes spread across 1400 acres. Home styles include single-family and villas.

The hub of the neighborhood is the Aberdeen Golf and Country Club. Comprising 40,000 square feet, it's sure to impress. Best of all, it features activities for all ages. The hallmark, the 18-hole championship golf course, was designed by Desmond Muirhead. Other athletic activities include a tennis facility with stadium seating and 15 Har-Tru tennis courts, a fitness center with the latest equipment and the best pool and course views, and an aquatics facility with three different pools and a waterfall and cabanas. The residents of Aberdeen seek out a higher standard of living, one that resembles a resort, and the Aberdeen Golf Country Club is essential to that end.

Just north of the community of Aberdeen is Lake Charleston Park, which features 9.5 acres of recreational space, including significant parking, three single table picnic areas, a play structure for five to twelve year olds, restrooms and four lighted softball fields.

Christa McAuliffe Middle School is located centrally in Aberdeen. Other schools include Park Vista Community High School, Crystal Lakes Elementary La Petite Academy, Suncoast Christian Academy, Santaluces Community High School.