Meadow Run:
Gated 33067, Tennis on Site, No Resort Fee Required.

Meadow Run homes are mid-1990s single-family builds — the classic Parkland formula of barrel-tile roofs, two-car garages, stucco construction, and screened-in pools on lots that give you real backyard depth. Most floor plans run 3 to 5 bedrooms, typically in the 2,000–3,400 square foot range, with the bigger plans sitting on the interior and lake-view lots. Layouts lean toward the split-bedroom design that was standard in South Florida new construction of the era: master wing on one side, secondary bedrooms on the other, kitchen and great room in between.

After thirty years, the community has settled into its mature form — hedges are grown, trees are established, and the homes that have been maintained are genuinely turnkey. Tile roofs typically run 25–30 years in South Florida, so this vintage is at the point where updated roofs are a plus and original roofs are a negotiating point. Same for kitchens and baths: some are renovated, some are originals waiting for a buyer who wants to do it their way. Either way, you're in the Parkland gate.

The Setting: Gated, Wooded, and Built Around the Bike Path

Meadow Run is a single-entry gated community — keypad access, not a staffed guard booth — in the 33067 corridor west of University Drive. Streets wind between interior lakes and mature tree lines, and the community's bike path network connects through the interior so you can do a legitimate outdoor loop without leaving the gate. On-site tennis courts are the headline amenity: they're actual hard courts, not a rendering in a brochure.

The 33067 zip is Parkland's quieter western side — bigger lots, lower density, and more of that mature South Florida canopy that takes decades to grow and shows up as a real premium in listing photos. Parkland's equestrian center, Pine Trails Park, and the Sawgrass Expressway on-ramp are all within five to ten minutes.

Meadow Run Market Report: The 33067 Picture as of May 2026

Parkland's 33067 zip sits in a holding pattern familiar to the rest of Broward's stronger markets: inventory has ticked up from the 2022 lows, but priced-right homes are still moving in under 35 days with list-to-sale ratios in the mid-96% range. Meadow Run's price band — $800K to $1.3M — sits squarely in the part of the 33067 market where demand has been most consistent: established gated singles with enough square footage to work as a long-term home.

Schools: The Parkland A-Rated Feeder, 33067 Side

Meadow Run feeds into Parkland's 33067 elementary zone — typically Heron Heights or Park Trails — and then into the same Westglades Middle and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High pipeline as the rest of the city. You're buying a 1990s home, not a discount on the school system. The zoning is the same whether you're in a $2M Parkland Bay home or an $850K Meadow Run gated single.

Verify current zoning with Broward County Public Schools before writing an offer — boundaries shift occasionally and a street can matter.

Location: Western Parkland, 33067 Corridor

Meadow Run is in the 33067 zip — the western half of Parkland, west of University Drive — where the city feels less developed and more established at the same time. Lots run larger here than in 33076, the tree canopy is thicker, and the streets dead-end into preserve edges instead of construction fences. The Sawgrass Expressway is about ten minutes south, which keeps you connected to Fort Lauderdale, Boca, and points north without making the daily commute a character test.

The 33067 commute is slightly longer than 33076 on average — that's the tradeoff for quieter streets and larger lots. The upside is that western Parkland attracts a high share of remote workers and business owners, so Meadow Run driveways have been full on weekday mornings for years.

Why Buy in Meadow Run?

• ◆Gated Parkland address in 33067 — the quieter, more established western side of the city
• ◆300+ home single-family community built mid-1990s — mature landscaping, established street character, no construction dust
• ◆On-site tennis courts and community bike path network that actually connect to Parkland’s citywide trail system
• ◆Interior lake system with lakeside lots available across the price range
• ◆Heron Heights / Park Trails Elementary, Westglades Middle, and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High — the same A-rated pipeline as every flagship Parkland neighborhood
• ◆Price range $800K–$1.3M puts gated Parkland living well below the floor for newer guard-gated communities
• ◆No state income tax — a household earning $300K saves roughly $15K–$25K per year vs. NJ/NY/CA
• ◆Parkland 33067 lots run larger than 33076 on average — more backyard, more privacy, more tree canopy
• ◆~96.5% list-to-sale ratio — priced-right homes still move in about 32 days
• ◆Parkland is consistently ranked one of the safest cities in Florida

The Honest Summary

Meadow Run is for the buyer who wants gated Parkland without committing to the $1.5M floor that the newer guard-gated communities demand. You get the schools, the zip code, the tax math, the gate, the tennis, the bike paths, and the kind of established canopy that takes thirty years to build — and you do it at a price that leaves real money on the table for the kitchen renovation, the roof update, or the addition you've been planning.

Beth and Griff know Meadow Run — which lots have the cleanest lake exposure, which driveways have seen recent roof or impact window work, and which floor plans hold value best on resale. That's what matters when you're buying a 1990s home in a gated community, and none of it shows up in the listing remarks.