Yucatan Gardens

Orlando offers a broad mix of shopping, dining, parks, schools and healthcare across the metro area. We have not listed specific nearby places for this address, so buyers should confirm distances to the schools, grocery stores, hospitals and parks that matter most to them. CFB Homes or a sales representative can help with questions about the immediate neighbourhood.

Orlando is served by several major routes, including Interstate 4, the SR 408 and SR 417 toll roads, and Florida's Turnpike. Exact drive times depend on the time of day and destination, so it is worth testing the commute from 101 Elena Lavin Cir before deciding.

CFB Homes is the builder of Yucatan Gardens. Its homes here are single-family designs in three named plans. Buyers who want more detail on the builder's track record, warranty and finishes should request that information directly during registration.

Buying a new home before it is finished usually starts with registering interest. Registrants often hear about plans, pricing and availability first, which can matter when popular floor plans or lots are limited.

Deposits on new construction are commonly staged over time, for example at signing and at later milestones. The exact amounts and dates at Yucatan Gardens are set by CFB Homes and written into the purchase agreement. Since this is a single-family community, the statutory rescission period Florida applies to new condominiums does not apply in the same way, so buyers should have the contract reviewed by a real estate lawyer.

Single-family homes typically close once construction is complete and the home is ready for occupancy. With estimated completion in late 2026, buying early can mean a wider choice of plans and lots, though it also means waiting for the build. This is general information, not financial advice, and no outcome is guaranteed.