These are real houses on real lots, not plan starting prices. Every home below has a price Lennar has already reduced, and each one is a single homesite — when it sells, that price goes with it.
Base pricing on the floor plan pages tells you what a plan starts at before you choose a lot, an elevation or a single option. The numbers on this page are the opposite: finished or nearly finished homes with the lot premium, the elevation and the pool already in the price. Comparing the two is the single most useful thing you can do before you walk into the sales center — and it’s the first thing we do with clients.
Every homesite on the current release sheet.
Sorted by price. Scroll the table sideways on a phone, or jump to the full detail on any homesite below.
| Homesite | Plan | Address | Beds / Baths | Garage | Sq Ft | Pool | Was | Now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 024B | Princeton II | 1611 Double Eagle Trail | 4 / 2 | 3-car | 2,244 | — | $579,996 | $554,999 |
| 017B | Summerville II | 1597 Double Eagle Trail | 3 + den / 3 | 3-car | 2,444 | — | $595,996 | $579,198 |
| 026B | Trevi | Double Eagle Trail | 4 / 3 | 2-car | 2,032 | Yes | $635,786 | $609,786 |
| 016B | Tivoli | Double Eagle Trail | 4 / 3 | 3-car | 2,267 | Yes | $665,783 | $643,785 |
| 014B | Princeton II | 1587 Double Eagle Trail | 4 / 2 | 3-car | 2,244 | Yes | $679,783 | $654,783 |
| 015B | Summerville II | 1591 Double Eagle Trail | 3 + den / 3 | 3-car | 2,444 | Yes | $695,783 | $674,783 |
| 020B | Summerville II | Double Eagle Trail | 3 + den / 3 | 3-car | 2,444 | Yes | $695,783 | $685,783 |
Pricing and availability last verified August 10, 2026 against the builder’s published information and the current release sheet. Subject to change without notice. Three homesites are shown without a published street address because the builder has not released one yet — call or text (239) 208-0906 and we’ll confirm the exact location and status the same day.
What you’re actually buying.
The Princeton II — 1611 Double Eagle Trail
The lowest price of anything standing here, and the only four-bedroom home left under $600,000. No pool, which is exactly why it prices where it does — if you were planning to put in your own pool and cage after closing, this is the homesite to look at first.
The Summerville II — 1597 Double Eagle Trail
The largest plan Lennar builds here, at under $580,000 and under $237 a square foot. It’s the no-pool version, so you’re paying for interior space rather than outdoor finish. Three full baths make it the easiest of the group to host in.
Trevi — Double Eagle Trail
The biggest dollar reduction of the seven, and the only pool home on a two-car garage plan — which is the trade-off to weigh. Four bedrooms and three full baths in 2,032 square feet is efficient rather than sprawling, and the pool is already in and paid for.
Tivoli — Double Eagle Trail
The only Tivoli left. Separate dining room off the kitchen, Great Room opening to the lanai, spa-inspired owner’s bath, and the third garage bay — with a pool already in. If you want the formal dining room, this is the last chance at this plan in this phase.
The Princeton II — 1587 Double Eagle Trail
The same plan as homesite 024B with a pool and a different lot — and just under $100,000 more. Standing in both on the same afternoon is the clearest way to decide whether you want to buy the pool or build it. We’ll set that up.
The Summerville II — 1591 Double Eagle Trail
The largest plan with the pool already installed, on the lot next to 1587. If you want the most finished house on the street and you don’t want a construction schedule in your life, start here.
The Summerville II — Double Eagle Trail
The third Summerville II with a pool, and the smallest reduction of the seven — which usually means it’s the newest to the list. Worth watching: homes that start with a modest reduction are often the ones that move again.
Pricing and availability last verified August 10, 2026. Subject to change without notice. Savings shown are the difference between the builder’s previous and current published price for that homesite and are not an offer, a guarantee of availability, or a statement of market value. Square footage is approximate and measured by the builder’s method. Photographs and renderings are representative and may show options, upgrades or other Lennar communities.
A reduced price is not the same as a good deal.
Three of these homes are the same plan. Their prices differ by more than $100,000. Almost none of that gap is the house.
It’s the pool, the lot, the elevation and the options someone else selected before the home was built. Which means the real question isn’t “how much did it come down” — it’s whether you’d have chosen those things yourself.
That’s the conversation we have with buyers standing in the driveway, and it’s why we walk the actual homesites rather than the model. We’ll also tell you plainly when the answer is that you should build instead.
Questions buyers ask about the remaining inventory.
How current is this list?
It carries the date we last verified it against the builder’s published information, shown under every price grouping on this page. Inventory at a community in its final phase can change within a day, so treat this as a starting point and call or text (239) 208-0906 for the live list before you drive out.
What does “move-in ready” actually mean?
It generally means the home is complete or close to it, with the elevation, structural options, finishes and any pool already selected and built. You are buying someone else’s choices, which is the trade-off for a shorter timeline and a known price. We’ll tell you the specific construction status of any homesite here before you tour it.
Is the price negotiable?
Builders protect their published base pricing because it affects every other home in the phase, so straight discounts are rare. Where movement usually exists is in lot-level pricing like the reductions above, in closing cost contributions, and in incentives tied to financing. Knowing which lever is actually available on a given week is most of the value we add.
What incentives are available right now?
They change frequently and the terms matter more than the headline number, so we don’t publish a figure that might be stale by the time you read it. Ask us and we’ll send you what is actually being offered this week, in writing, including what you give up to get it.
Can I use my own lender?
Yes. Be aware that builder incentives are often tied to financing through Lennar Mortgage, so the honest comparison is total cost both ways — incentive included with the builder’s lender, versus a better rate or lower fees with yours. We’ll run that side by side with you rather than assume the answer.