The Timbers at Everlands

The Timbers at Everlands is an age-restricted, 55-and-better, HOPA-qualified, gated master-planned community built by Lennar in Palm Bay, Brevard County, with construction beginning in 2023. It is a distinct community from Palm Bay Estates, another age-restricted community elsewhere in Palm Bay with a separate developer and location; buyers researching either community should take care not to conflate facts or pricing between the two despite their shared city. The Timbers at Everlands is planned for 450 total attached and single-family homes across multiple named collections. The Villas collection starts from $261,990 and offers 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom homes around 1,436 square feet. The Woods Collection starts from $321,990 with 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom homes around 1,963 square feet. The Grand Collection, the community’s larger and more upscale tier, spans from $439,990 up to $510,990 across 2,325 to 2,807 square feet. Some listings and Lennar/Jome aggregator pages also reference a "Twinhome Collection" and an "Isles Collection" that were not individually detailed in the sources reviewed for this research. Overall, home sizes across the community span roughly 1,308 to 2,807 square feet with 2 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3.5 bathrooms, and 2 to 3 car garages. Given the number of differently named collections appearing across various sources, the exact current collection lineup should be confirmed directly against Lennar’s live community page before publishing, since collections at actively selling new-construction communities are sometimes renamed or retired entirely as the community progresses toward build-out. Amenities at The Timbers at Everlands include a clubhouse serving as the community’s social hub, a swimming pool, a fitness center and aerobics studio, tennis courts, pickleball courts, bocce ball courts, a fishing dock overlooking a community lake, and walking trails, giving residents a genuinely well-rounded package of daily recreational options. HOA fee data for the community is inconsistent across the sources reviewed: one source cites approximately $285 per month for some collections, while a separate, apparently outdated or mismatched figure describes an "annual" range of $300 to $500 that does not align cleanly with a genuine monthly assessment. This inconsistency means the fee data should not be treated as reliable without direct confirmation of the current fee schedule from Lennar’s official HOA disclosure for this specific community. Specific Community Development District information was similarly not independently confirmed in this research and should be verified directly with Brevard County or the HOA before purchasing. For healthcare access, Health First’s Palm Bay Hospital, Kindred Hospital Melbourne, and Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne are all named as nearby facilities serving the broader area, though no specific mileage or drive-time figure relative to The Timbers at Everlands itself was found in this research, and residents should confirm current distances directly. For air travel, Melbourne Orlando International Airport is reported at roughly 6.3 miles, about a 10-minute drive, from Palm Bay generally; since The Timbers at Everlands sits within Palm Bay, sources estimate the community itself is likely roughly 6 to 8 miles from the airport, though this figure is an extrapolation from citywide distance data rather than a precisely confirmed, community-specific measurement. The Timbers at Everlands’ position within Palm Bay, one of the Space Coast’s larger and more affordable cities, gives buyers genuine value relative to pricier coastal communities farther north in Brevard County near Melbourne Beach or Indialantic. Palm Bay’s broader growth as a still-developing but increasingly well-served suburb, combined with the community’s genuinely wide range of collections spanning from the low $260,000s up to roughly $510,000, gives buyers meaningful flexibility in choosing a home size and price point without leaving the same gated, amenity-rich community. As with any newer, still-selling active-adult community, prospective buyers should expect ongoing nearby construction activity as The Timbers at Everlands continues toward its full 450-home build-out, and should confirm current pricing, available inventory, and the community’s current collection lineup directly with Lennar’s sales office given the genuine naming and fee inconsistencies identified across the sources reviewed for this research, particularly around the community’s exact collection lineup and monthly HOA obligations, both of which showed meaningful disagreement across the various secondary sources consulted in the course of assembling this community profile. As with any actively selling Lennar community, buyers should also expect the specific collection names and available floor plans to continue evolving over the community’s remaining build-out toward its planned 450-home total, and should ask directly which collections remain available before assuming a specific advertised starting price still applies to current inventory available for sale today. Palm Bay’s continued population growth and its position within Brevard County’s broader Space Coast economy, anchored by the aerospace and defense employment base around Kennedy Space Center and Patrick Space Force Base, further supports long-term demand for well-located active-adult communities like The Timbers at Everlands throughout the surrounding area.

Age Restriction

The Timbers at Everlands is an age-restricted, 55-and-better, HOPA-qualified, gated master-planned community built by Lennar in Palm Bay, Brevard County, with construction beginning in 2023. It is a distinct community from Palm Bay Estates, another age-restricted community in Palm Bay with a separate developer and location; facts specific to one should never be attributed to the other.

Housing Types

• The Villas
• The Woods Collection
• The Grand Collection
• Twinhome Collection
• Isles Collection

Pricing

The Timbers at Everlands is planned for 450 total attached and single-family homes. Multiple collections are offered: The Villas (from $261,990, 3 bed/2 bath, roughly 1,436 square feet); The Woods Collection (from $321,990, 3 bed/2.5 bath, roughly 1,963 square feet); and The Grand Collection (from $439,990 up to $510,990, 2,325-2,807 square feet), with additional references in some listings to a "Twinhome Collection" and an "Isles Collection" that were not individually detailed in this research. Overall home sizes span roughly 1,308 to 2,807 square feet with 2-4 bedrooms, 2-3.5 bathrooms, and 2-3 car garages. Given the number of differently named collections across sources, the exact current collection lineup should be confirmed against Lennar’s live community page, since collections at actively selling communities are sometimes renamed or retired as the community builds out.

Fees & Assessments

HOA Dues: HOA fee data is inconsistent: one source cites approximately $285 per month for some collections, while a separate, seemingly outdated or mismatched figure describes an "annual" range of $300 to $500. This should not be treated as reliable without direct confirmation of the current fee schedule from Lennar’s HOA disclosure for this specific community.

CDD Assessment: Specific Community Development District information for The Timbers at Everlands was not independently confirmed in this research; buyers should verify directly with Brevard County or the HOA.

Amenities

• Clubhouse serving as a social hub
• Swimming pool
• Fitness center and aerobics studio
• Tennis courts
• Pickleball courts
• Bocce ball courts
• Fishing dock/lake
• Walking trails

Getting Around

Healthcare: Health First’s Palm Bay Hospital, Kindred Hospital Melbourne, and Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne are all named as nearby facilities in the broader area, though no specific mileage or drive-time figure relative to The Timbers at Everlands itself was found in this research.

Airport: Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB) is reported at roughly 6.3 miles / about 10 minutes from Palm Bay generally; since the community is located within Palm Bay, sources estimate it is roughly 6-8 miles from MLB, though this is an extrapolation from citywide distance data rather than a community-specific figure.