Homestead at Hamlin Lakes is nearing the end of construction in Central Florida, with its first residents expected to move in summer 2023. The 373-unit project broke ground in August 2021, per the Orlando Business Journal. Upon completion, the venture will rest on a sizeable build site and cost more than $80 million to complete.
Homestead at Hamlin Lakes will offer “free range apartment living;” with farm-themed amenities, including “the Barn,” a community kitchen designed for event-hosting. Another amenity is “the Stable,” which offers co-working space for remote workers.
The venture started construction in 2021.
Sources list Boyd Development, Leeward Capital, and DWS Group as three of the involved parties. Charlan Brock & Associates is the architect, and Kelly, Collins & Gentry Inc. is the engineer. Portrait Construction of Florida Inc. is the general contractor.
GrowthSpotter reports that Homestead at Hamlin Lakes is part of a larger plan to bring more multi-housing family developments to the region. The bigger initiative will deliver more than 860 multi-family units, 225 townhomes, and more than 600,000 square feet of non-residential developments.
The venture’s website reports Homestead at Hamlin Lakes’ address as 15125 Free Range Run, Horizon West, FL, 34787, in Orange County. It’s west of the Western Beltway.
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