A whole city, still being built — and priced like it still needs to prove itself. Townhomes from $371,990 and single-family homes from $465,990 by Minto Communities, in a master plan with its own town center and a 15-acre adventure park, and no CDD fees.
Westlake, Palm Beach County — model home, Kestrel Grand collection
$371,990townhomes from — the Rose, 3 bd / 2.5 ba
$465,990single-family from — the Cassia, 2 bd / 2 ba
3quick move-in homes ready now
$0CDD fees — per the builder's portal
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Why This One
New city. Entry pricing.
Most of Palm Beach County's new construction starts well north of this. Westlake is the exception because the city itself is young — the town center is filling in, the streets are new, and the builder is still pricing to bring people in. Two ways in, at two very different numbers:
Townhomes from $371,990
The Rose is the way in: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 1,536 sq ft and a 2-car garage — the lowest entry price in the community, in a city where everything is new.
Single-family from $465,990
The Cassia starts the single-family line: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1,644 sq ft. From there the collections climb to $742,819 — 2 to 6 bedrooms, up to 4,314 sq ft.
A city still being written
Westlake is one of Florida's newest cities, master-planned by Minto Communities: its own town center, and a 15-acre adventure park with a lagoon pool as the front yard.
No CDD fees
Westlake carries no community development district (CDD) fees — the builder's portal calls it out plainly, and it saves homeowners thousands against comparable new communities.
On the ground
Westlake Adventure Park — 15 acres at the center of the city, built around a lagoon pool.
The town center — the city's own retail and dining core, filling in by the season.
Room to grow into — homes run 2 to 6 bedrooms and 1,536 to 4,314 sq ft across the townhome and single-family collections.
The Homes
Inside the models.
Builder photography of the Westlake model homes — the single-family collections pictured here start at the Cassia's $465,990. Interiors shown are decorated model homes.
Model living room — Kestrel Grand collectionKitchens built around the islandGreat room — Persimmon collectionLanai pools out backSandhill collection exterior
The Homes · Westlake
The numbers, checked.
Every figure below is builder-published on Albury's ShowingNew portal and was checked October 22, 2026 — the same page he pulls live pricing from before any contract.
Builder-advertised pricing
Westlake · Minto Communities · checked October 22, 2026
Townhomes from — the Rose · 3 bd / 2.5 ba · 1,536 sq ft$371,990
Single-family from — the Cassia · 2 bd / 2 ba · 1,644 sq ft$465,990
Community range$371,990–$742,819
Homes2–6 bd · 2–5 ba · 1,536–4,314 sq ft
Quick move-in3 homes ready now
CDD feesNone
Pricing above is builder-advertised and changes without notice. Albury re-verifies the live price sheet — current pricing, availability and delivery dates — with the builder in writing before any contract. If a number can't be verified, it doesn't go in your deal.
Builder incentive: receive up to $30,000 off your new home — Minto Communities' current advertised offer as of October 2026. Terms, eligibility and participating homes are the builder's; Albury confirms the current offer in writing before any contract.
The builder's portal shows 3 completed, quick move-in homes at Westlake today, with the rest of the current release under construction. The finished list — addresses, plans and live prices — moves weekly, so it lives on the portal Albury checks before every tour.
Builder-published inventory · Source: ShowingNew · checked October 22, 2026
Inventory, pricing and delivery dates are builder-published and change without notice — a home listed here can sell or be re-priced at any time. Albury confirms availability, the live price and the delivery date with the builder in writing before any contract.
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