The Toledo model by Lennar offers a spacious two-story layout designed for buyers who want open living areas downstairs and plenty of private bedroom space upstairs. Located in the Altamira Granada Collection in Homestead, Florida, this single-family home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and approximately 2,399 square feet of living space. Pricing for the Toledo currently starts at $589,990.
The first floor is centered around a bright, open-concept design that brings the Great Room, kitchen and dining area together into one comfortable gathering space. Whether you’re preparing dinner, entertaining friends or relaxing with family, the layout makes it easy to stay connected without the rooms feeling crowded. Sliding glass doors extend the living area toward the backyard, providing a natural transition for outdoor dining, weekend barbecues or simply enjoying the South Florida weather.
Upstairs, all four bedrooms are positioned away from the main entertaining areas of the home. This seperation helps create a quieter second floor while keeping the downstairs focused on everyday living and entertaining. The owner’s suite serves as the primary retreat and includes a private en-suite bathroom along with a large walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms offer flexibility for children, guests, a home office or hobby space depending on the household’s needs.
At approximately 2,399 square feet, the Toledo provides noticeably more room than many traditional four-bedroom layouts while maintaining an efficient floorplan. The combination of an open first floor and private second-floor bedrooms works especially well for growing households or buyers who regularly have family and friends over.
As part of Lennar’s Granada Collection at Altamira, the Toledo gives homebuyers an opportunity to purchase new construction in Homestead with modern living spaces and a practical two-story arrangement. With four bedrooms, generous gathering areas and a starting price of $589,990, the Toledo is a strong option for buyers looking for additional space without sacrificing the open layout popular in newer South Florida homes.
