What is Harvest Landing in Rockledge, Florida?

Harvest Landing is a new construction neighborhood off Pluckebaum Road in Rockledge 32955, built between 2022 and 2024, with 153 recent sales from $375,180 to $440,000 and HOA dues of $60 a month.

If you have driven Pluckebaum Road in the last three years you watched this happen in real time. Harvest Landing went from empty ground to the single busiest neighborhood in Rockledge, and it did it at a price point that barely exists anywhere else in central Brevard County for a brand new house.

Here is what the closed sales actually say, and who this neighborhood is right for.

Harvest Landing by the numbers

DetailWhat the sales show
Built2022 to 2024
Recent sales at $375,000 and above153
Sold range$375,180 to $440,000
Median sale$389,180
Median per square foot$209
Home sizes1,672 to 2,466 square feet, median about 1,828
BedroomsThree to five
GarageTwo car
Median lotAbout 0.15 acre
Dues$60 a month
Median days on market31
New construction139 of the 153 sales

What $389,000 gets you here

The median Harvest Landing sale is a three to four bedroom, roughly 1,828 square foot house on about a sixth of an acre with a two car garage, finished within the last three years. Nothing to repair, nothing to update, nothing deferred.

That is the whole argument for this neighborhood. Across Rockledge the resale neighborhoods in the same price band, Pine Cove at a $386,000 median and Huntington Lakes at $385,000, were built in the 1980s and mid 2000s. You are choosing between age and space.

What you give up

Lot size. The median Harvest Landing lot is about 0.15 acre. Timbers West a few minutes away sits on about an acre. If you have a boat, a trailer, or a dog that needs room, walk a Harvest Landing lot before you fall in love with a floor plan.

Square footage. At a median of 1,828 square feet, Harvest Landing runs smaller than Palm Cove at 2,629 or Chelsea Park at 2,342. Newer costs more per foot, so you get fewer feet.

Pools. Not one of the 153 recent sales had a private pool. In Pelican Harbour, thirteen of fifteen did. If a pool is on your list, you are adding it yourself here.

The resale question nobody asks early enough

When 153 homes in one neighborhood sell inside three years, and most of them come from the same builder with the same handful of floor plans, your future buyer will have direct comparisons. That is good for transparency and hard on differentiation.

Two things protect your position on resale. Lot position, because the interior lots and the ones backing to something are not the same house. And condition, because in a neighborhood of near identical homes the one that shows better wins on price, not on features.

If you are buying here, think about the lot the way you would think about the floor plan. It is the part you cannot change later.

Getting there

From I-95 take exit 201 to State Road 520 and head east about two and a half miles to Clearlake Road, then south to Pluckebaum Road. Harvest Landing sits on the right. From US 1 you can come in from Barnes Boulevard and cut west.

That puts you roughly ten minutes from I-95, fifteen from the Viera shopping corridor, and about half an hour from the beach at Cocoa Beach.

Who Harvest Landing is right for

First time buyers who want a warranty instead of a project. Relocating buyers who need to land somewhere turnkey while they learn the county. Anyone who has priced new construction in Viera, seen the number, and needs the same idea for less.

It is not right for buyers who want land, buyers who want a pool included, or buyers who want a house that looks nothing like the neighbors.

FAQ

How much are homes in Harvest Landing, Rockledge FL?

Recent sales at $375,000 and above ran from $375,180 to $440,000, with a median of $389,180 and a median of $209 a square foot.

What are the HOA fees in Harvest Landing?

$60 a month for most owners, which is roughly $720 a year. That is mid pack for Rockledge and covers common area maintenance and a playground.

Is Harvest Landing gated?

No. The gated neighborhoods in Rockledge are Sierra Lakes, Turtle Creek and Rockledge Acre Estates.

How long do homes take to sell in Harvest Landing?

The median recent sale took 31 days. That is slower than Pine Cove at five days and faster than Rockledge Acre Estates at 138.