Four Seasons at Parkland:
The Newest 55+ Campus in Parkland, Built Fresh in the 2020s.

The floor plan catalog at Four Seasons is K. Hovnanian's current-generation single-story lineup — open great rooms with volume ceilings, primary suites positioned for privacy from the guest wing, dens that convert cleanly to a home office or third bedroom, screened lanais, and two- to three-car garages depending on the plan. The whole catalog is one-story. No compromise floor plans that route the laundry room upstairs while calling themselves “accessible.”

Because this is new-decade construction, most inventory already carries impact glass, quartz countertops, LVP or tile throughout, and smart-home rough-in as standard — the upgrade items that typically add $80K–$120K to a resale renovation budget were part of the build package. The community is still close enough to the original construction wave that builder warranty transfers are in play on some resales.

The Setting: Purpose-Built 55+ Campus, Not a Retrofitted Family Community

Four Seasons at Parkland is a self-contained, gated campus — one entrance, one amenity hub, interior streets that dead-end into the clubhouse loop or the preserve edge. The community is age-restricted per HOPA: at least one resident in each household must be 55 or older, and no permanent residents under 19 — a community zoning designation, not a description of any individual buyer or household.

Because K. Hovnanian built Four Seasons in the 2020s from an age-restricted brief, the infrastructure reflects it: wider interior roads, lot grading that minimizes step transitions, a clubhouse programmed entirely for the 55+ amenity calendar, and HOA-managed exterior lawn service built into the dues from day one. The school- run traffic that builds at drop-off and pickup in the family-oriented Parkland communities never reaches here.

Four Seasons at Parkland Market Report: 2026 Numbers in a Thin Market

Four Seasons trades on its own curve — it's a newer community with a thin resale supply at any given time, and buyers here move deliberately, not competitively. Days on market run longer than the family-home tier; the buyer pool is smaller, the decision is more considered, and the inspection checklist focuses on accessibility and single-story layout rather than school proximity and lot size. Trailing median sold inside the community sits around $895K with a list-to-sale ratio of 96.2%. Sellers who price into the comp set still close clean — sellers who stretch above it wait.

Schools: A Resale Anchor, Not a Daily Driver

Four Seasons is HOPA-qualified — the school feeder is a resale asset, not a daily logistics question. The next buyer of your home will be another age-restricted household, and the Parkland school reputation is part of what keeps the 33076 zip premium intact across every tier — including this one. What Parkland's A-rated schools do for Four Seasons is what they do for every 55+ buy in the zip: anchor the property value to the city's reputation over time.

Four Seasons is age-restricted — no permanent residents under 19 per HOPA. Verify any school zoning question with Broward County Public Schools directly.

Location: North Parkland 33076, Positioned Between the Gate and the Sawgrass

Four Seasons sits in north Parkland's 33076 zip — the same address as Watercrest, Cascata, and Parkland Bay. The Sawgrass Expressway is a few minutes west for the airport run and the Sunrise corridor, Boca Raton's shopping and dining is fifteen minutes across the county line, and the University Drive commercial corridor puts Publix, Target, and urgent care inside a five-minute drive in either direction.

The location works for people who have stopped optimizing for the daily Brickell commute and started optimizing for the airport being close, Boca being closer, and the clubhouse being five minutes by golf cart. The geography at Four Seasons covers all three without putting you on Flamingo Road at 7am.

Why Buy in Four Seasons at Parkland?

• ◆The only K. Hovnanian HOPA-qualified 55+ community inside the Parkland city limits — and the newest 55+ campus in the 33076 zip
• ◆Single-story floor plans across the full footprint — no two-story plans, no upstairs laundry, no future retrofit required
• ◆2020s construction standard — impact glass, quartz countertops, open-plan layouts, and smart-home rough-in as baseline spec, not optional packages
• ◆HOA-managed exterior lawn service on every lot — the campus infrastructure handles the Saturday-morning yard work
• ◆Self-contained gated campus — one entrance, one amenity hub, interior streets that carry no through-traffic from the surrounding Parkland street grid
• ◆Pickleball courts, resort pool, fitness center, and full clubhouse — purpose-built for the 55+ program, not adapted from a family-resort footprint
• ◆90% owner-occupied — a stable, high-tenure resident base in a community designed to be lived in full-time
• ◆No Florida state income tax — a household carrying $100K in investment distributions saves $5K–$13K per year versus a Northeastern income-tax state
• ◆Same A-rated Parkland city services and school reputation as every other 33076 community — anchors the resale value of the address over time
• ◆Builder warranty may still be transferable on some earlier resales — verify with the seller and K. Hovnanian warranty department
• ◆Parkland is routinely ranked one of the safest cities in Florida — the city designation matters at every price tier

The Honest Summary

Four Seasons at Parkland is what happens when a major builder gets a clean site and a 55+-first brief: the floor plans work for the stage, the campus was programmed for the people actually living there, and the construction decade means the bones don't need updating before you move in. You're not making the trade-offs of a dated retrofit. You're buying the current generation of the product.

Beth and Griff know the Four Seasons floor plan catalog, which lot positions have the best preserve exposure and the quietest interior, which builder upgrades carry resale value versus pure personal preference, and which sellers are genuinely motivated in a thin-inventory market. None of that is in the listing remarks.