DEL WEBB MINNEOLA HOMES FOR SALE IN MINNEOLA FL

Yes. Lots carry a Community Development District assessment collected on the property tax bill: $1,650, $1,900 or $2,150 a year by lot width as published in May 2023. The district is most likely the Hills of Minneola CDD; we confirm it on each home's tax bill.

Monthly HOA dues (a median of $414 on recent MLS listings), the yearly CDD on the tax bill, a one-time $3,000 capital contribution and an $840 yearly food-and-beverage assessment that comes back as restaurant credit.

1-gig high-speed internet, TV, and landscape and irrigation maintenance, along with the Vista Club and its amenities.

Yes. Del Webb opened sales in 2023 and was still selling new homes in September 2026, and resales are starting to come up too. The listings above include both whenever they are on the MLS.

Yes. Del Webb lists a gated community with a manned entry.

Del Webb Minneola is a 55+ community. Occupancy details are set in the association's documents, and we confirm the current rules for every buyer.

Del Webb describes about 130 feet of elevation change across the site, on the slopes of Sugarloaf Mountain, with views toward downtown Orlando. It does not publish a height above sea level.

No direct connection is published. The community has its own walking and biking trails, and the Minneola Trailhead Park is about 2 miles away.

Yes. Del Webb calls it a natural gas community, and 24 of 30 recent MLS listings show gas connected.

Over the last 12 months, homes here sold from $399,000 to $909,735, with a median of $544,500; 24 of the 28 sales were new homes closed by the builder (MLS, October 2026).

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Absolutely. Whether you’re early in the process, researching the market, or just curious — we’re here to answer questions and help you understand options. There is no obligation.

In most residential real estate transactions, the seller pays the broker commissions out of the final sale price. That means you get professional representation and negotiation usually at no direct out-of-pocket cost to you. We will explain exactly how this works in our first meeting.

Yes. Sellers in Clermont, Florida usually don't accept an offer without a pre-approval letter from a lender or proof of funds for a cash offer. If you don't have a lender yet, we can introduce you to local mortgage brokers who get deals done.

Once your offer is accepted by the seller, a standard closing takes 30 to 45 days. The time it takes to find the house depends on the market and your specific needs.

That is why we include inspection contingencies in your offer. If the inspector finds a bad roof or faulty plumbing, you have options. We can ask the seller to fix it, ask for a credit to fix it yourself later, or walk away from the deal and keep your initial deposit.