Brookland Park new construction homes in Auburndale, FL

    Brookland Parkby Taylor MorrisonNew Construction Homes in Auburndale, FL

    Zone X - Low Flood Risk
    Family-FriendlyLow-Maintenance Living
    Auburndale, FL
    Cost Report

    Price Range

    $305K to $496K

    Square Footage

    1,848 to 2,600 sq ft

    Est. Monthly Fees

    $120/mo + CDD (unconfirmed)

    Brookland Park is a new-construction single-family community in Auburndale, Florida, built by Taylor Morrison. Homes ranged from about $305,000 to $496,000 with 1,848 to 2,600 square feet. The community has no CDD and low monthly HOA fees.

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    Brookland Park is a new construction community in Auburndale, FL, with homes priced $305K to $496K, HOA $120/mo, flood Zone X (low risk).

    Price range
    $305K to $496K
    Home sizes
    1,848 to 2,600 sq ft
    HOA
    $120/mo
    CDD / MUD
    Not yet confirmed
    Flood zone
    Zone X (low risk)
    Builders
    Taylor Morrison

    Listing updated . Confirm fees and availability with the builder or community before buying.

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    True Monthly Cost

    True monthly cost. Verified amounts are marked; anything unconfirmed is flagged.

    HOA Fee

    $120

    monthly

    CDD / Stewardship

    Not yet confirmed

    Est. Monthly Total

    $120

    community fees

    * Fees shown are the latest amounts supplied for this listing, not a final quote. Confirm the current HOA, district assessments and billing periods with the community before buying.

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    🏖️ Coastal & Vacation Details

    Short-Term Rental Policy

    No Rentals Allowed

    Flood Zone

    Zone X - Low Risk

    No lender flood insurance requirement

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    Water Access

    🏖️ Beach: 65 miles

    Primary Use Case

    Full-Time Living

    Exterior Materials

    Stucco

    The Vibe

    The buildout is done, and it shows — in the best way. The streets are lined with settled-in homes, the pool deck has its regulars, and the butterfly garden is exactly as charming as it sounds on a Saturday morning. Kids spill from the nature playscape to the sport court while parents trade weekend plans at the cabana. This is single-story Florida at its most comfortable: pocket sliding doors open to the lanai, dinner outside most of the year, the grill going on Sundays. Saturdays mean Lake Ariana — a boat ramp and a cooler — or the thirty-minute pull toward Disney. Evenings are quiet and unhurried, porch lights on, nobody in a rush. It never tried to be a resort. It tried to be the place where your kids grow up, your commute works, and your mortgage doesn't scare you — and on that, it delivered.

    Construction Update

    Community on Closeout

    Pros & Cons

    An honest look at this neighborhood

    Pros

    • 1. No CDD + low HOA (~$98–$120/mo) — among the cheapest carrying costs of any new-construction community in the corridor, sold by Taylor Morrison as a core value proposition.
    • 2. Central location between Tampa and Orlando — I-4 access puts Lakeland ~20 min, Disney ~30 min, Tampa ~1 hr, Orlando ~1 hr; Lake Ariana/Lake Mariana access gives easy boating and fishing.
    • Flood Zone X — modern open-concept plans with covered lanais, oversized lots (~0.18–0.32 ac), no mandatory flood insurance, and builder home warranties.

    Cons

    • •1. Essentially sold out — no plan/homesite choice; buyers are limited to the last builder QMI homes and resales.
    • •2. Short-term rentals prohibited — 7-month minimum lease rule eliminates Airbnb/VRBO income potential and narrows resale appeal to investors.
    • •3. Auto-dependent, commute-variable — Auburndale is suburban; Tampa commuters are at the mercy of I-4, and dining/shopping density lags Lakeland and Winter Haven.

    Things to Consider

    Important factors to be aware of before making a decision

    • Closeout

    Community Amenities

    • Community Pool
    • Cabana
    • Grill Area
    • Nature Playscape
    • Butterfly Garden
    • Community Garden
    • Playground
    • Sport Courts
    • Walking Trails
    • Clubhouse

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the schools zoned for this neighborhood?

    Walter Caldwell Elementary, Jere L. Stambaugh Middle School, Auburndale High School

    Who provides internet/cable?

    Broadband

    Does Brookland Park have a CDD?

    No.Headline selling points for the community, paired with low monthly HOA fees of roughly $98–$120.

    Can I use a home here as an Airbnb or short-term rental?

    Brookland Park homes document a 7-month minimum lease requirement, and at least one rental requires a 12-month minimum. This rules out short-term rental income.

    How far is Brookland Park from the beach and theme parks?

    St. Pete Beach ~65 miles, Walt Disney World <24 miles, Busch Gardens Tampa ~40 miles, Joker Marchant Stadium (Detroit Tigers spring training) ~11 miles.

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