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Parkland Lakes Homes for Sale in Parkland, FL
Gated, lake-backed, and priced below the Parkland hype.
Parkland Lakes sits on the western side of Parkland in zip 33067 — a gated community woven into the lake chain that defines this corner of the city. No resort brochure, no manufactured waterfall at the entrance. Just an established neighborhood where the gates were put up when the community was built and the lakes have been here since before anyone started calling the area “resort-style.”
Prices here run from roughly $800K to $1.3M — inside the 33067 zip that also holds Cypress Head, Tall Pines, and Pine Tree Estates. You get a Parkland address, a gated street, and a real lake — the difference between Parkland Lakes and the higher-priced communities on either side is the decade the homes were built, not the quality of the zip.
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$2,799,000
7600 Hyannis Lane, Parkland, FL 33067
Parkland, FL, 33067
Listing provided by Re/Max 1st Choice

$1,895,000
7200 Cutter Court, Parkland, FL 33067
Parkland, FL, 33067
Listing provided by RE/MAX Select Group

$1,899,000
7411 Dover Lane, Parkland, FL 33067
Parkland, FL, 33067
Listing provided by Serhant

$1,899,900
7730 Newport Lane, Parkland, FL 33067
Parkland, FL, 33067
Listing provided by RightStreet Inc
Thinking about Parkland Lakes? Call or text 954-300-1057
Beth and Griff know the western Parkland lake corridor. They'll tell you which lots have real water frontage and which streets hold value.
Price Range
$800K–$1.3M
Built
1990s–2000s
Style
Gated
Lakefront
Yes
Pool
Yes
Zip
33067
The Homes: Established, Lake-Access, and Built Before the Premiums Kicked In
Built ~1990s–2000s · 3–5 bedrooms · Single-family gated
Parkland Lakes homes follow the construction profile common to western 33067 builds from the 1990s and early 2000s — single-family layouts with screened pools, two-car garages, and the kind of lot sizes that were still standard before land in Parkland got repriced by resort-era developers. Expect stucco exteriors, tile roofs, and floor plans that lean toward the classic Florida 3/2 and 4/3 split with indoor-outdoor living built into the rear of the home.
A notable share of lots in Parkland Lakes back up to or have direct access to the community's lake system — not a manufactured retention pond, but the western Parkland lake chain that predates the development around it. That's the water premium baked into the upper end of the price range. The rest of the inventory sits on interior lots that trade the water view for more privacy and a lower ask.
Waterfront Estate Homes
$1.0M – $1.3M~2,800 – 3,800+ sq ft · 4–5 bedrooms
The top of the Parkland Lakes range: direct lake frontage, larger lots, typically the most-updated kitchens and pool decks. Buyers paying the water premium here are getting a view that newer communities engineer — this one was here already. Expect tile roofs already through at least one inspection cycle and mature landscaping that fills the lot.
Lakeside Singles
$875K – $1.0M~2,200 – 2,800 sq ft · 4 bedrooms
The core Parkland Lakes market. Four bedrooms, screened pool, two-car garage, gated address. Some with lake access or partial views, some on interior lots — the price difference between the two is the negotiation. The 33067 address is the constant across the tier.
Gated Entry, West Parkland
$800K – $875K~1,900 – 2,200 sq ft · 3–4 bedrooms
The entry into gated Parkland in the established western zip. Smaller footprint, possibly on original finishes, but the gate works and the pool is there. For first-time Parkland buyers who want the 33067 address without the Cypress Head price.
The Setting: Lakes, Gates, and the Quieter Side of Western Parkland
Parkland Lakes occupies the western 33067 corridor — the part of Parkland where the lake chain runs naturally rather than getting engineered into a development plan. Streets are wide and largely interior-facing, which keeps through-traffic minimal. The gated entry gives residents the same security layer you'd get in newer communities, without the resort-amenity HOA bill attached to it.
Pine Trails Park and Parkland's equestrian trail system are accessible within a short drive, and the Sawgrass Expressway connects you south to Boca or west to I-75.
Parkland Lakes Lifestyle · The Lake Was Here Before the Brochure
Parkland Lakes doesn't lead with a clubhouse square footage or a resort headline. It leads with the lake — the same western Parkland lake chain that the newer developments across the city paid a considerable premium to engineer into their footprints. The community amenities are real; they're just scaled to the neighborhood rather than designed to close a sale.
Community Lake System
Homes back up to or have access to the western Parkland lake chain — natural water, not a retention feature.
Gated Entry
Manned or coded gate keeps the street private. The security infrastructure is established alongside the community.
Community Pool
On-site pool for residents — the baseline amenity that comes with the HOA without the resort-tier price tag.
Private Backyard Pools
Most Parkland Lakes homes were built with screened pool enclosures. The backyard is still yours.
Mature Landscaping
Twenty-plus years of growth on hedges, palms, and oaks that new construction can't buy its way into.
Bike Paths & Trails
Parkland's city-wide bike path and equestrian trail network is accessible from the 33067 corridor.
Parkland Lakes Market: The 33067 Picture as of Spring 2026
The western 33067 corridor — which includes Parkland Lakes alongside Cypress Head, Tall Pines, and Meadow Run — has held steady through the post-2022 normalization that slowed the 33076 market on the other side of the city. Inventory is tighter in 33067 partly because the lot sizes are larger and the turnover is slower. Established gated communities in this zip rarely flood the market; when they do, priced-right homes in the $800K–$1.3M band typically find buyers.
Parkland Lakes Price Reference · Spring 2026
Price Floor
~$800K
Price Midpoint
~$1.0M
Price Ceiling
~$1.3M
Zip
33067
Gate Type
Gated
Built
1990s–2000s
Parkland Lakes-specific MLS sales history is being compiled. Price ranges above are sourced from public MLS history and competitor research as of spring 2026. Call 954-300-1057 for a current comparable sales pull before making any offer.
Why 33067 Holds Differently Than 33076
The 33067 zip — where Parkland Lakes sits — trends toward larger lots and more established builds than its 33076 counterpart. The tradeoff is fewer resort-style clubhouses and more privacy. Inventory in 33067 gated communities tends to be tighter, and the buyer profile skews toward owners who stay longer.
The lake-access premium in this zip is real: homes with direct water frontage consistently command a $75K–$150K premium over comparable interior lots in the same community. At Parkland Lakes, that's the delta between the entry tier and the top-of-range waterfront homes.
Community-specific sales data is being compiled. Ranges are sourced from public MLS records and should be independently verified before making any offer.
Schools
Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) is a high-performing, “A-rated” district, with over half of its schools achieving an “A” grade for the 2024–2025 school year (Source: Browardschools.com). There are also many charter and private schools across Broward.
Nearby public schools
- ◆Park Trails Elementary
- ◆Heron Heights Elementary
- ◆Westglades Middle School
- ◆Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Verify current school assignments with Broward County Public Schools before writing an offer — boundaries can shift.
Location: Western Parkland, Zip 33067
Parkland Lakes sits in the western 33067 corridor — the side of Parkland where development came first and the roads are named after the landscape, not the amenity package. The Sawgrass Expressway is a short drive south, putting downtown Boca Raton inside 20 minutes and Fort Lauderdale International within 35. University Drive and Sample Road handle the day-to-day logistics heading east into Coral Springs.
Parkland's city-wide average commute runs around 30–35 minutes — standard for an outer-suburb address with access to both the Sawgrass and Turnpike corridors. A meaningful number of western Parkland residents work from home, which makes the commute math less pressing than the quiet-street math.
The Parkland Lakes Vibe, in 30 Seconds
Parkland Lakes is the part of 33067 where the lake actually preceded the neighborhood — which is either a romantic fact or a useful data point, depending on how you shop. The gate works. The water is real. The homes are settled into their lots the way established Parkland builds get settled in: pools with character, hedges that actually block the neighbors, trees that cast real shade in August. If Parkland Bay is a new hotel and Fox Ridge is a solid mid-century house, Parkland Lakes is the one that was always a lake address and never needed a brochure to prove it.
Why Buy in Parkland Lakes?
- ◆Gated community on the western Parkland lake chain — the water is natural, not engineered into a development plan
- ◆Established 1990s–2000s single-family construction with mature landscaping, screened pools, and tile roofs that have been through the Florida weather cycle
- ◆Prices from $800K to $1.3M — entry into gated lakefront Parkland below what newer west-side communities ask
- ◆Zip 33067 — the established western Parkland corridor alongside Cypress Head, Tall Pines, and Pine Tree Estates
- ◆Ten minutes to Sawgrass Expressway, twenty to Boca Raton Town Center, eight to Pine Trails Park
- ◆No state income tax — a household earning $300K saves roughly $15K–$25K per year versus NJ/NY/CA
- ◆Gated privacy without the resort-tier HOA cost typically attached to newer guard-gated communities
- ◆Parkland is consistently ranked among the safest cities in Florida
- ◆Lake-access lots at the upper price tier provide genuine waterfront living without the Parkland Bay price point
The Honest Summary
Parkland Lakes is a gated, lake-access community in one of the most established western Parkland corridors — 33067, where the streets are quieter, the lots are larger, and the infrastructure predates the resort-era development that now defines the 33076 side of the city. You're trading the 24,000-square-foot clubhouse for a real lake, a gate, and a price range that doesn't ask you to pay for the marketing that built those things.
Beth and Griff know the western Parkland lake corridor and can pull current comparable sales and give you a ground-level read on which lots have the best water and which homes are ready to move into. That's not in any listing sheet — that's the call.
Parkland Lakes, Parkland FL 33067
Gated lakefront community in western Parkland
Tax Savings · Moving to Parkland
Florida: no state income tax. Parkland property taxes ~1.08%. Here's the math on a ~$1M home:
State Income Tax
Annual savings: $12K–$28K
Over 5 years: $60K–$140K
Enough to resurface the pool, refresh the kitchen, and still have room for the insurance premium. Florida's lake views don't come with a state income tax line on the bill.
Out-of-state buyers
Moving to Parkland Lakes from out of state
- ◆Gated lakefront Parkland community with 1990s–2000s single-family construction
- ◆Most homes feature direct lake access; community pool on-site
- ◆Established Parkland 33067 address with mature landscaping
Parkland Lakes is one of the addresses out-of-state buyers shortlist when they start mapping Parkland — a gated South Florida community with the kind of build quality, lot sizes, and amenity package that clears most relocator checklists in a single visit. Florida's homestead exemption applies the year after you take title and establish primary residency by January 1 — that caps annual assessed-value increases at 3% under Save Our Homes and shaves roughly $50,000 off the taxable value. If you're moving from another Florida home, your portability dollars come with you. Many of our out-of-state buyers never fly down before closing: Florida allows remote online notarization, virtual tours, and remote inspections, and Beth runs a 45–60 day playbook that gets the keys in your hand without burning a same-week flight.
Nearest airports: FLL — 30–40 min · PBI — 45–60 min · MIA — 55–65 min
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Disclaimer: All information provided on this page — including but not limited to home prices, market statistics, sales data, tax rates, tax savings estimates, community amenities, HOA details, and property descriptions — is deemed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Parkland Lakes community details including home count, builder, amenity specifics, and exact boundaries are currently in verification; all community descriptions should be independently confirmed before relying on them for any purchase decision. Market data is compiled from public MLS records, county tax records, and other third-party sources believed to be reliable at the time of publication. Market conditions, tax laws, HOA policies, and community amenities are subject to change without notice. Prospective buyers and their advisors should independently verify all information before making any real estate, financial, or relocation decisions. Tax savings estimates are illustrative only and will vary based on individual income, filing status, deductions, exemptions, and applicable federal, state, and local tax laws. Nothing on this page constitutes legal, financial, or tax advice. Beth Mckeone, James Griffis, VantaSure Realty, and Buy Sell Diva make no warranties or representations regarding the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information presented. Use of this information is at your own risk.