Meadowbrook:
Gated Parkland 33067, and the Price Tag Hasn't Caught Up Yet.

Meadowbrook homes follow the classic south Florida single-family profile of the 1990s and 2000s: stucco exteriors, tile roofs, screened pool enclosures on most lots, and two-car garages as the baseline. Layouts lean toward 3 and 4 bedroom floor plans with the open-to-living-room kitchen that was the standard of Parkland builds in that era. Lot sizes give you a real backyard — not the pocket squares of some newer communities — and the landscaping has had 20-plus years to fill in.

Because detail on individual Meadowbrook sales is light, we're writing conservatively here: prices run $750K–$1200.0M depending on size, condition, and updates. Homes that have been renovated — kitchen, baths, impact windows, new roof — sit toward the top of that range. Original condition with deferred maintenance sits at the floor. There is real spread in this community based on what the owner did with 25 years of stewardship.

The Setting: Gated Streets, Mature Canopy, and a Gate That Actually Works

Meadowbrook is a gated community — not a staffed guard gate, but a controlled entry that keeps through-traffic and solicitors out. Interior streets are quiet and established, with the kind of mature hedge lines and oak canopy that takes two decades to grow and can't be replicated in a newer build. The community pool and tennis courts are the amenity anchor — no resort clubhouse, no tiki bar, no amphitheater. Clean, functional, and consistently maintained.

The 33067 zip puts Meadowbrook in the established-Parkland corridor — west of Coral Springs, away from the new-construction pressure that's been pushing 33076 prices higher. The Parkland school zoning covers the same Heron Heights → Westglades → Marjory Stoneman Douglas pipeline as every other part of the city. Pine Trails Park, the Parkland Library, and the Sawgrass Expressway are all within a short drive.

Meadowbrook Market Context: What the Numbers Say

Meadowbrook-specific transaction volume is light enough that publishing a subdivision-level stats table would mean extrapolating from a handful of sales — which we won't do. What we can say: the community's $750K–$1200.0M range is consistent with established gated 33067 Parkland, and the Parkland market broadly sits in a normalized seller's market where well-priced single-family homes are still moving in a reasonable window.

The spread within Meadowbrook is real: a renovated 4-bedroom with a new roof and impact windows fetches meaningfully more than a comparable home with deferred maintenance and original 1990s finishes. Knowing which is which — and which street, which lot, and which inspector to use — is where Beth and Griff's Parkland experience pays off.

Schools: The Full Parkland A-Rated Pipeline

Meadowbrook feeds into the same public school pipeline as the rest of Parkland — the A-rated sequence that draws buyers from across Broward County and out-of-state. You're not choosing between schools and a lower price point here; the two come together.

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

Location: Established 33067 Parkland

Meadowbrook sits in Parkland's 33067 zip — the established eastern corridor of the city, away from the new-construction pressure that's been reshaping 33076. The Sawgrass Expressway is accessible within ten to fifteen minutes, putting Boca Raton, Coral Springs, and the Fort Lauderdale employment corridor all within a reasonable commute. Daily errands — Publix, Target, Home Depot — are close on University Drive and Sample Road without requiring highway entry.

Why Buy in Meadowbrook?

• ◆Gated Parkland address starting at $750K — the entry point to gated 33067 before it closes further
• ◆Established 1990s–2000s single-family homes with real lot sizes, mature landscaping, and private pools on most lots
• ◆Community pool and tennis on-site — low-key amenities that are actually used
• ◆Heron Heights Elementary, Westglades Middle, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High — the full Parkland A-rated pipeline
• ◆Quiet interior streets with controlled gate access — no through-traffic, no solicitors
• ◆33067 zip code — the established side of Parkland, away from the new-construction markup pressure
• ◆Roughly 7 minutes to Pine Trails Park, 12 to the Sawgrass Expressway, 5 to daily errands
• ◆No state income tax — a household earning $300K saves roughly $15K–$25K per year vs. NJ/NY/CA
• ◆Parkland is consistently ranked among the safest cities in Florida
• ◆Meaningful spread between original-condition and renovated homes — buyers who do their homework find real value

The Honest Summary

Meadowbrook is not the flashiest name in Parkland. It doesn't have a resort clubhouse, a staffed guard gate, or a lake that made it onto a developer's brochure. What it has is a gate that works, a community pool and tennis that get used, established streets in a city that consistently ranks among Florida's safest, and an entry price that still makes sense if you're buying the zip code and the schools — not the amenity package.

The detail is light on this community because the transaction volume is light. That's also part of the point: Beth and Griff's on-the-ground knowledge of individual Meadowbrook streets, lots, and sellers is exactly what replaces the data you won't find in a listing report. If Meadowbrook is on your list, call before the right one goes active.