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Adult Community
On The Lakes
WELCOME
Gated Adult Community with style, lakes, trees in historic
DeLand, Florida. Tradition in a tradional area between Orlando
and Daytona Beach. Close to all of the attractions in central
Florida. Sixty percent of the homes are on a lake or have
a lake view.
OLD WORLD TRADITIONS
Unique view homes with Spanish tile roofs, stucco exteriors,
driveways and sidewalks in pavers, two story view homes with
the living areas on the second level, elevators, extensive
covered balconies all in architecurally designed new homes.
Lots start at less than $36,000. Homes typically start at around $250,000 dollars.
VIEW HOMES
Beautiful views of the lakes through natural wooded lots,
Lakes of Deland and the homes being built are unique.
Florida living at it's best, all in a 55 plus community. If
you like Water and Spanish styling, you will love the Lakes
of Deland.
THINGS TO DO
Where else can you be centrally located to so many things
to do. Consider Water Rafting, Swimming, Golf, Disney World,
Dog Races, Go karts, Horse back riding, Casino Cruises, and
much more. Sixty restaurants are located within 5 miles of
Lakes of Deland. Less than 2 miles to the new Super Wal-Mart.
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Fully Improved
Subdivision
HIGH STANDARDS
Fully improved lots with Concrete Curb, 3 natural Lakes, Gated Community, Natural
Gas, Sanitary Sewer, Cable / Internet, Community
Park, Individual Matching Mail Boxes, Storm Sewer, Well Lighted, Great Entryway,
Blacktop Roads, Acceleration & De-accelleration
Lanes to State Road 11.
CODE PLUS HOMES
Tile Roofs, Pavers used for Sidewalks and Driveways, Natural Trees,
Electronic Gates, Fishing Piers Planned, with Typical Lot being 65' by
125'
DOCKS AND SLIPS
The First Dock is Built On Lake Mamie With a 14 foot by 24 foot Covered Deck. Five More Boat Docks will be Built
on Horseshoe Lake with Fishing Decks on Three of Them and Two of Them Covered. No Power boats will be permitted. Walking
paths are constructed around the two larger lakes. A Boat Club has been formed To Allow Home Owners Access to Boats Owned By The Association.
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