The Timbers at Everlands

The Timbers at Everlands In Palm Bay, Florida

Everlands is the master plan and The Timbers is one village inside it. The Everlands Master Association was registered with the state in 2021, and The Timbers at Everlands Homeowners Association followed in 2022. Both are active. This is the section reserved for residents 55 and better. Riverwood, Edgewood and Palm Vista are other Lennar sections under the same Everlands umbrella and they carry no age restriction, so do not assume the rules from one apply to another.

Lennar is the builder and the community is planned for roughly 450 homes across several collections, from paired villas up through larger single family plans. Sizes run 1,670 to 2,807 square feet with two to four bedrooms and generous bath counts. Six in ten are single story. Walls are stucco over concrete block with shingle roofs, and impact rated windows came standard on the majority, which matters more for your insurance quote than almost any other feature.

Roughly $300 a month is the assessment, and it buys a real amenity program rather than a token one. The clubhouse anchors a resort style pool, a fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce, a dog park and a trail network, with an activities calendar run on site. Grounds maintenance and the gate are included. Leland has appeared as the management company. Compare the annual total against a quarterly billing community before you decide it is high.

Street names lean celestial. Blessed Isles Drive and Antarus Drive carry the bulk of the addresses, with Cepheus Place, Serpens Place, Cavailian Place, Veronese Place and both an Antibes Court and an Antibes Place filling in. Cepheus and Serpens are constellations, which is a fitting choice forty miles from a launch pad. Homesites are compact, 0.11 to 0.23 of an acre, and about one in five backs to water.

Pricing spans $319,000 to $544,980 with the center at $420,000, roughly $188 a square foot, and houses go under contract in about four weeks. Over half of what trades here is still builder product, so resale competes directly with a model center that can offer incentives. The tax figures range from under $1,000 to nearly $8,800 because many homes are still catching up to finished assessed value.