Park Square Homes
13 active developments by Park Square Homes across Tavares, Apollo Beach, Punta Gorda, Venice and more.
Park Square Homes currently has 10 active projects listed on the platform, spread across Florida. Communities appear in Fruitland Park, Wildwood, Bradenton, Mount Dora, Venice, Punta Gorda, Lone Tree Bend Zephyrhills, Orange City, Haines City and Apopka. That covers both Central Florida and the Gulf Coast.
The mix leans toward detached homes: seven of the ten projects are single-family and two are townhome communities. Sample projects include Mirror Lake Village, Highfield at Twisted Oaks, The Sanctuary at Seaire, Summerbrooke, Brighton and Townwalk at Babcock Ranch.
Because the projects are in several different markets, buyers can compare locations, home types and community settings from one builder. Pricing, floor plans and availability vary by project, so check each community page for current details.
Leela Reserve Paired Villas
From $287,600
Marisol Pointe at MiraBay
From $577,710
Leela Reserve
From $273,990
Townwalk at Babcock Ranch
From $279,990
Brighton
From $369,990
The Sanctuary at Seaire
From the $500s
Tamarack at Two Rivers
From $431,990
The Residences at Emerson Park
From $360,990
Summerbrooke
From $399,990
Mirror Lake Village
From $289,990
Liberty Station
From $329,990
Highfield at Twisted Oaks
From $310,610
Cypress Park Estates
From $335,940
Buying a Park Square Homes pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Most buyers register their interest first, then get access to available homesites or units, choose a plan and sign a purchase agreement. Deposits are typically paid in stages. After construction, you close and take ownership. Some projects may have an earlier occupancy step before final closing, so confirm this in your contract.
For buyer protection, Florida provides a 15-day rescission period for new condominiums under FS 718.503. This applies to condos only. Park Square Homes' current projects here are single-family and townhome communities, so it may not apply to them. Have a real estate lawyer review your contract.
For investors: what to evaluate
Buying pre-construction usually means paying a deposit in stages instead of the full price up front. That lets a buyer commit to a home at a set contract price while it is built. The trade-off is that the market can move between contract and closing, and nothing about the outcome is guaranteed.
With Park Square Homes, compare the markets as well as the homes. Look at how much new supply is nearby, how quickly homes are selling, local rental demand, and whether a townhome or single-family home suits the area. Also read the contract for deposit schedules, completion timing and assignment or rental restrictions.
For first-time buyers
Deposit requirements are set by each builder and project, so confirm the amount and schedule for the community you like. Budget for closing costs and other expenses on top of the deposit. Florida has state and local assistance programs for first-time buyers, but eligibility and funding vary, so check with a lender or housing agency.
Registering early can give you first access to releases, pricing and floor plan choices before inventory narrows. With ten active communities, signing up for the ones you're considering helps you keep track of new phases.
Common questions
How many Park Square Homes projects are active in Florida?
There are 10 active Park Square Homes projects on the platform. They are located in cities across Florida, including Apopka, Venice and Punta Gorda.
Which cities is Park Square Homes building in?
Fruitland Park, Wildwood, Bradenton, Mount Dora, Venice, Punta Gorda, Lone Tree Bend Zephyrhills, Orange City, Haines City and Apopka.
What types of homes does Park Square Homes offer?
Seven of the ten projects are single-family homes and two are townhomes.
Which Park Square Homes communities can I look at?
Examples include Mirror Lake Village, Highfield at Twisted Oaks, The Sanctuary at Seaire, Summerbrooke, Brighton and Townwalk at Babcock Ranch.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying new construction in Florida?
Florida gives a 15-day rescission period for new condos under FS 718.503. It applies to condos only. It generally doesn't cover single-family homes or townhomes, so review your contract carefully.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposits vary by project and are usually paid in stages. Check the community page or ask the sales team for the schedule.
Is Park Square Homes a good fit for investors?
It depends on the community. Evaluate local supply, rental demand, home type and contract terms. Returns and appreciation are not guaranteed.
Why register before a project launches?
Registering can give you earlier access to pricing, plans and available homes, before choices narrow.