Lakeshore — Estates Collection

The initial release of the Estates Collection has sold out. Toll Brothers occasionally re-releases lots or has builder re-purchases come available — contact Ben to check whether any new-construction inventory has opened up. Resale homes in the Estates Collection trade actively, typically in the $850K to $1.2M range depending on plan and upgrades.

Both are Toll Brothers single-family series inside Lakeshore. The Executive Collection tops out at 4,047 sq ft on 50-foot sites. The Estates Collection starts at 3,065 sq ft and goes to 4,771 sq ft on 60–90-foot sites with larger lot setbacks, three-car garages standard, and more Design Studio structural options. If you want more square footage or a bigger yard, the Estates is the step up.

No. Lakeshore does not carry a Community Development District assessment. Many Horizon West and Central Florida new-construction communities add $2,000–$4,000/year in CDD fees to the tax bill. Lakeshore's absence of a CDD is a meaningful cost advantage and resale differentiator.

The HOA covers 1-gigabit internet service, cable TV, full exterior lawn maintenance, and access to the Lakehouse recreation center. Confirm the current monthly rate with Ben before making an offer — HOA fees adjust annually and can vary by lot.

Lakeshore is zoned for Orange County Public Schools: Water Spring Elementary, Bridgewater Middle School, and Windermere High School — all A-rated. Boundary assignments can shift; verify with the OCPS Find My School tool using the specific lot address before making an offer.

The Lakehouse recreation center includes a resort-style pool with splash pad, fitness center, fire pit, summer kitchen, sand volleyball courts, hammock lawn, and a playground. A kayak launch provides direct access to 76.5-acre Panther Lake. Dog park and walking/biking trails round out the amenity package.