The Voyage by Lennar is a spacious two-story single-family home in the Malaga Collection at Altamira in Homestead, Florida. With approximately 3,105 square feet of living space, five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, one half-bath, and a flexible multigenerational design, this floorplan is built for households that want extra privacy without giving up the convenience of living under one roof. Pricing for the Voyage currently starts at approximately $760,990.
One of the standout features of the Voyage is Lennar’s Next Gen® layout. The first floor includes a generously sized private suite designed to give extended family members or long-term guests a more independent living arrangement. This separate area includes its own garage, living room, kitchenette, bathroom, and two bedrooms. It can work well for parents, adult children, frequent visitors, or even buyers who need dedicated space for work and everyday living.
The main portion of the home offers a more traditional layout with plenty of room for both formal gatherings and relaxed family time. A formal living room and dining room provide dedicated spaces for entertaining, while the well-equipped kitchen connects with the casual family room for a comfortable everyday atmosphere. Backyard access from the main living area also makes it easy to extend gatherings outdoors, whether you’re hosting friends or simply enjoying a quiet South Florida evening.
Upstairs, the Voyage continues with two secondary bedrooms along with the spacious owner’s suite. The owner’s retreat features two walk-in closets, offering plenty of storage, as well as a spa-inspired private bathroom designed for comfort at the end of the day.
For buyers looking for a larger new construction home in Homestead, the Voyage offers an unusually versatile floorplan. Its combination of five bedrooms, multiple living areas, a private Next Gen® suite, and more than 3,100 square feet gives households room to grow and adapt over time. Located within Lennar’s Altamira Malaga Collection, this model delivers the kind of flexibility that can be hard to find in a standard single-family layout.
