Magnolia Springs is one of the five villages that make up The Springs of Suntree, laid out in three phases off Holiday Springs Road between 1998 and 2002. Two thirds of the homes here back to water. Streets carry Central Florida spring names, Wekiva and Rock Springs among them, and the amenity package behind the association is larger than the size of the village suggests.
Magnolia Springs is a three phase village inside a larger community called The Springs of Suntree. Shaw Drive and Shaw Circle carry most of the addresses, with Wekiva Drive close behind and Rock Springs at the far end on a cul de sac. Homes went up between 1998 and 2002, single story and two story, 1,310 to 2,405 square feet, three to five bedrooms, two car garages, on lots between about an eighth and a quarter acre.
The name situation here needs saying out loud. The association is The Springs of Suntree Property Owners Association, the mail says Melbourne, and the ZIP is 32940. None of those is the jurisdiction. The ground itself is in Viera, unincorporated Brevard County, which a boundary check against Census incorporated place data confirms. There is no city government over this neighborhood at all, no matter what the envelope says.
Unincorporated means Brevard County code rather than city code, county permitting for a pool cage or a fence, the county sheriff for law enforcement, and county rather than municipal utility administration. It also means you are not paying into a city while you live here. Buyers moving in from out of state find this confusing, because a Melbourne mailing address, a Suntree association name and a Viera location all describe the same house.
Water is the defining physical feature. Roughly two thirds of the homes back to a lake or a stormwater pond, spread through all three phases rather than reserved for one premium row. About a third have a screened pool, and lanais here run deep, in one case forty feet of covered and screened space. Homes have traded between $280,000 and $580,000, with roughly $435,000 in the middle, and a water lot does not carry the premium you would expect.
The Springs of Suntree Property Owners Association covers five villages, Coral Springs, Hidden Springs, Holiday Springs, Magnolia Springs and Palm Springs, and it runs an amenity center on Holiday Springs Road. Between them the villages share two pools, a clubhouse and hall, a fitness room, tennis and pickleball, shuffleboard, basketball and a playground. Dues apply, they are set by the board each year, and no amount belongs on a page like this one. Ask for the current budget instead.
Magnolia Springs at a glance, inside the larger community.
| Detail | What you get |
|---|---|
| Detail | Value |
| Location | Shaw Drive, Shaw Circle, Wekiva Drive and Rock Springs Court, off Holiday Springs Road between Viera Boulevard and Wickham Road, Viera 32940 |
| Jurisdiction | Viera, unincorporated Brevard County. County code and county services apply, and the Melbourne mailing address does not put the property in any city |
| Recorded phases | Three, Magnolia Springs Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3 |
| Built | 1998 to 2002, with about 2000 typical |
| Home size | 1,310 to 2,405 square feet, about 1,905 typical |
| Bedrooms | Three to five, with two and three baths, some with a loft or a den |
| Lot size | About 0.13 to 0.27 acres, roughly 0.15 typical |
| Construction | Concrete block and stucco, one and two story, paver drives common, several homes now carrying impact rated windows and doors |
| Utilities | County service. Confirm the water, sewer and irrigation arrangement for the specific address, and note that no city utility department covers this neighborhood |
| Association | Yes. The Springs of Suntree Property Owners Association, Inc. governs this and four other villages and is active with the Florida Division of Corporations. Its office is on Holiday Springs Road. Dues apply and no figure is published here |
| Shared amenities | Two pools, clubhouse and rental hall, fitness room, tennis and pickleball, shuffleboard, basketball, playground |
| Water frontage | About two thirds of the homes back to a lake or stormwater pond |
| Pools | Screened private pools on roughly a third of the houses |
| Gated | No. Magnolia Springs is an open village within the larger community |
| Age restricted | No. This is an all ages community |
| Price range | $280,000 to $580,000, with roughly $435,000 in the middle |
This is not a subdivision with a premium lake row and everybody else looking at a fence. The lakes and ponds are distributed through the plat, so a water lot here is the normal case rather than the exception, and it does not carry the price jump you would expect.
The village is small; the association behind it is not. The Springs of Suntree covers Coral Springs, Hidden Springs, Holiday Springs, Magnolia Springs and Palm Springs, and the shared center on Holiday Springs Road carries two pools, a hall, a fitness room and courts.
The association says Suntree, the mail says Melbourne, and the ground is Viera. All three are in use and only one describes the jurisdiction. Knowing that saves you an argument with an insurance quote or a permit clerk later.
No city government sits over this neighborhood. Brevard County code governs the pool cage, the fence and the addition, the sheriff answers the call, and there is no municipal utility department. It is a normal way to live in this part of the county and worth understanding up front.
Wekiva and Rock Springs are named for Central Florida springs, and the village names inside the community carry the theme through. It is a small thing, but it makes the place legible: if a street here says Springs, you are in this community.
Holiday Springs Road connects to Viera Boulevard on one end and reaches Wickham Road by way of Pinehurst on the other, so you have two ways out. That puts I-95, the Viera commercial corridor and the Wickham Road spine all within a few minutes.
Everything currently for sale in Magnolia Springs is listed below. This village moves faster than most, so if a lakefront lot with a deep screened lanai is what you want, be ready to look the week it appears.
The property is in Viera, unincorporated Brevard County. Mail is delivered to a Melbourne address in the 32940 ZIP, and the governing association carries the Suntree name, but a boundary check against Census incorporated place data puts the ground in Viera with no city over it.
Brevard County code applies instead of a city code, permits go through the county, the sheriff handles law enforcement, and county rather than municipal departments handle services. You still get a Melbourne mailing address, which is not the same thing as being in the city.
The Springs of Suntree Property Owners Association, Inc., which is active with the Florida Division of Corporations and operates an office on Holiday Springs Road. It covers five villages: Coral Springs, Hidden Springs, Holiday Springs, Magnolia Springs and Palm Springs. Dues apply. Request the current budget and documents rather than relying on a published figure.
The shared center offers two pools, a clubhouse with a rentable hall, a fitness room, tennis and pickleball, shuffleboard, basketball and a playground. It is a short walk or a very short drive from most of the village.
Neither. Magnolia Springs is open, with no gatehouse, and it is an all ages community with no senior restriction recorded on the plat.
Roughly two thirds. The lakes and stormwater ponds are spread through all three phases rather than concentrated, so water lots are common here. Confirm what a specific lot actually looks at, since some views are across a pond and others are along a bank.
From 1,310 to 2,405 square feet, with about 1,905 typical. Three to five bedrooms, two and three baths, two car garages. Both single story and two story plans were built, and several of the larger two story homes carry a loft over the main level.
Roof and air conditioning dates first, since the original equipment on a 1998 to 2002 house is long past its service life. Ask whether windows and doors have been upgraded to impact rated units, and ask the association for its documents, budget and any current projects.
Magnolia Springs sits off Holiday Springs Road, in the block of ground between Viera Boulevard to the north and Wickham Road to the southeast. Shaw Drive is the main run through the village, Wekiva Drive branches from it, and Rock Springs ends in a cul de sac. You can come in from Viera Boulevard by turning onto Holiday Springs, or from Wickham Road by way of Pinehurst Drive, which gives the village two independent ways out.
This is Viera, unincorporated Brevard County, north of Suntree and south of the Viera East golf and commercial area. I-95 is a few minutes west by way of Viera Boulevard, which makes Rockledge and Cocoa quick to the north and Melbourne quick to the south. The Avenue Viera and the Viera medical and commercial corridor are close, the Eau Gallie and Pineda causeways reach the beaches, and Orlando is roughly an hour out.
My partner Nichole and I know which lots in here actually have the long water views and which ones just touch a bank, and we will get you the association documents and the current budget before you commit to anything. We will also explain, once, why the mail says Melbourne, the association says Suntree and the property is in Viera. Call or text (321) 212-7676.
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