Oak Hammock Estate Key Collection

Community Description

Come home to Oak Hammock Estate Key Collection!

Looking for the perfect home for you and your loved ones? You’ve found it right here in these amazing new homes in Deland, FL. With 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and an amazing 1343 to 2754 sqft square feet of the 9 models homes, there’s a model right for everyone.

A new construction community in 32720.
When you own a new home at Oak Hammock Estate Key Collection, you have access to amenities galore: Picnic Area,
Playground,
Trail,. are the 9 floorplans available at Oak Hammock Estate Key Collection, and homes ranging in price 325032 – $444429. Schedule a visit today.

Oak Hammock Estate Key Collection offers new pre-construction homes in Deland, FL built by Lennar.  Estate Key Collection is a sub-community within a master community called Oak Hammock. The Estate Key Collection is a new series bringing single-family homes to the Oak Hammock masterplan in Deland, FL. Residents will enjoy access to masterplan amenities, including a park and multi-use trails, making it easy to maintain an active lifestyle. A nearby Sunrail station five minutes away allows residents to easily travel across Florida, with nearby major highways including Hwy 17 and I-4 providing simple everyday commutes. Nature lovers will enjoy convenient access to nearby springs, nature preserves and parks, including Blue Springs State Park, Gemini Springs State Park and the Lake Monroe Conservation Area.  

Oak Hammock is a new master-planned community offering brand-new single-family homes for sale in Deland, FL. The community features fantastic onsite amenities, including a playground and multi-use trails, making it easy to maintain an active lifestyle. Proximity to Hwy 17 and I-4 provides simple commutes and travel, with a nearby Sunrail station allowing residents to easily travel across Florida. Nature lovers will enjoy convenient access to nearby springs, nature preserves and parks, including Blue Springs State Park, Gemini Springs State Park and the Lake Monroe Conservation Area.