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Parkland Place Homes for Sale in Parkland, FL
Eighty Mediterranean homes. One quiet gate. No crowd at the pool.
Parkland Place is one of the smallest named gated communities in 33076 — roughly 80 homes, built by WCI between 2005–2008, in the Mediterranean style that WCI did better than most builders of that era. Arched entries, barrel-tile roofs, warm stucco exteriors, and floor plans that run from a practical 2,200 square feet up to a proper 3,600. Not 600 homes. Not a resort clubhouse with a wait list for pool chairs. Just a well-built boutique enclave in the middle of a zip code that punches well above its weight.
Zip 33076 — same address as Watercrest, Parkland Bay, and the full suite of newer gated communities — except Parkland Place was built before the developer-amenity arms race went fully out of hand. You get the gate, the Parkland address, the no-state-income-tax math, and a home with two decades of bones behind it — without writing a check for anything you won't actually use.
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6660 NW 75th Place, Parkland, FL 33067
Parkland, FL, 33067
Listing provided by RE/MAX Direct
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Beth and Griff know Parkland Place's floor plans, which lots sit on the quieter interior streets, and what WCI construction looks like when it's been maintained right.
Median Sold
$915K
Median List
$925K
List-to-Sale
96.8%
Days on Mkt
35
Homes
~80
Zip
33076
The Homes: WCI Mediterranean, Boutique Scale, Right-Sized Lots
Built ~2005–2008 · 3–5 bedrooms · 2,200–3,600 sq ft
WCI built Parkland Place in the mid-2000s at a moment when the builder was at its best — before the crash, after they had refined the Mediterranean vocabulary they were known for. Barrel-tile roofs, arched windows, warm stucco in earth tones, and interior layouts that lean toward open great rooms, split-bedroom configurations, and screened pool enclosures that actually fit the lot. Square footage runs 2,200 on the smaller end up to a very comfortable 3,600 on the larger floor plans — a range that covers a 3-bedroom-plus-den entry home and a proper 5-bedroom estate without either extreme feeling shoehorned.
At roughly 80 homes, the community is small enough that the shared pool doesn't feel like a resort amenity center — it feels like a neighborhood pool. The kind where you recognize everyone. Lots are right-sized for Parkland: real yards without the maintenance overhead of an acre-plus estate. Two-car garages are standard; the larger floor plans often have three. Most homes have been in owner hands since original purchase, and the WCI bones hold up well when they've been maintained.
Signature Mediterranean Estates
$950K – $1.2M~3,000 – 3,600 sq ft · 4–5 bedrooms
The top end of Parkland Place — larger floor plans with full pool decks, summer kitchens, and the kind of finish level that comes from 20 years of owner updates. Impact windows, refreshed kitchens, three-car garages on the widest lots. The 33076 zip had 33 homes sell above $1.2M in the last three months — Parkland Place's premium tier competes.
Classic WCI Singles
$820K – $950K~2,500 – 3,000 sq ft · 4 bedrooms
The heart of the community. Four-bedroom open-plan WCI homes with screened pools and split layouts. The zip's list-to-sale sits at 96.8% — well-priced homes in this tier don't sit.
Boutique Entry Homes
$750K – $820K~2,200 – 2,500 sq ft · 3–4 bedrooms
The door into Parkland Place — and into 33076 — at the most accessible price point in the community. Smaller footprint, possibly the original kitchen or a bath still to update, but same gate, same zip. For a buyer who wants boutique-scale gated Parkland without the $1M+ commitment, this is it.
The Setting: Gated, Intimate, and Surrounded by 33076's Best
Parkland Place sits inside the 33076 zip with the same Broward County infrastructure as its larger neighbors — Parkland's bike path network, Pine Trails Park, and the Sawgrass Expressway corridor are all within easy reach. At 80 homes, the community has the footprint of an intimate neighborhood rather than a development: one entrance, interior streets that go nowhere fast, and a quiet cadence that larger gated communities can't replicate no matter how many guard shacks they staff.
Park proximity and the broader 33076 commercial corridor that makes northwest Parkland addresses so sought-after applies equally here, at a price point that still has some room on the south end of the community's range.
Parkland Place Lifestyle · Boutique Gated Living, Minus the Crowd
Parkland Place isn't selling you a 24,000-square-foot amenity center or a resort pool that requires a reservation in peak season. It's a boutique community where the gate works, the pool is genuinely accessible, and the Mediterranean architecture has had twenty years to settle in and look exactly right. That's the trade — and for buyers who've toured the bigger communities and realized they want scale over spectacle, it's an easy one to make.
Gated Entry
Controlled-access gate keeps the community private without the overhead of a staffed guardhouse — lower HOA, same privacy.
Community Pool
Shared pool sized for an 80-home community, not an 800-home one. No crowded weekend scene.
WCI Mediterranean Architecture
Barrel-tile roofs, arched entries, and stucco exteriors built by one of South Florida's most respected mid-2000s luxury builders.
Boutique Footprint
At ~80 homes, you're in a named community with the feel of a private street — not a development with sub-villages and a map at the entrance.
Parkland Bike & Trail Network
The city's 55+ miles of dedicated bike paths run outside the gate — Pine Trails Park, the Equestrian Center, and the Sawgrass trail system all connect.
Established Landscaping
Two decades of growth means mature palms, filled-in hedges, and a streetscape that newer-build communities are still 15 years from achieving.
Parkland Place Market Report: The 33076 Numbers as of May 2026
The 33076 zip is holding as a measured seller's market — 5.29 months of inventory, a 96.8% list-to-sale ratio, and a median days-on-market of 35. Inventory ticked up 15.9% month over month in early 2026, but well-priced homes are still moving cleanly. The March 2026 median sold price across the zip was $915,000 — which places Parkland Place's core tier squarely in line with the broader market. At 80 homes, individual sales in the community move the needle — when one lists, watch it carefully.
33076 Market Snapshot · March 2026
Median Sold Price
$915,000
Median Est. Value
$862,260
Median List Price
$925,000
Months of Inv.
5.29
List-to-Sale
96.8%
Days on Market
35
12-Mo Value Chg
-3.2%
Values softened about 3.2% year-over-year across the zip — a normalization off the 2022 peak, not a structural correction. The zip's 84% owner-occupancy rate keeps supply measured, and the long-term trajectory since 2008 has run consistently upward.
33076 Sold Price Distribution · Last 3 Months
Based on 33076 zip sales in the last three months. Parkland Place activity concentrates in the $750K–$1.2M range depending on floor plan and updates.
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
- ◆Heron Heights Elementary
- ◆Park Trails 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: Inside 33076, Close to Everything That Matters
Parkland Place sits within the 33076 grid — the northwest Parkland pocket that puts Pine Trails Park, the Equestrian Center, and the Sawgrass Expressway all within a short drive. The University Drive and Holmberg corridor is close enough for daily errands; far enough from the commercial strip that the immediate streetscape stays residential. Commuters heading south have the Sawgrass as their corridor; the Florida Turnpike is an easy extension from there.
Zip-wide average commute runs about 33 minutes — a consistent tradeoff for a preserve-edge Parkland address. A large and growing share of zip residents work from home, which means Parkland Place's interior streets stay quiet well into mid-morning on weekdays.
The Parkland Place Vibe, in 30 Seconds
A boutique hotel in a city of Marriotts. Parkland Place is small enough that the gate actually feels like your gate, the pool actually feels like your pool, and the neighbors know each other's cars. If Parkland Bay is the gleaming new tower on the waterfront and Parkland Isles is the established mid-rise with the resort deck, Parkland Place is the well-appointed townhouse on a quiet side street where the landlord is also the neighbor — and everyone in the building actually likes it that way.
Why Buy in Parkland Place?
- ◆~80-home boutique gated community — small enough to know your neighbors, large enough to have real community character
- ◆WCI Mediterranean construction built 2005–2008 — the builder's best mid-2000s product: barrel-tile roofs, arched entries, well-proportioned layouts
- ◆2,200–3,600 sqft range covers three-bedroom entry homes through spacious five-bedroom estates within one community
- ◆Boutique-scale pool and community amenities without the HOA overhead of a 600-home resort complex
- ◆Median zip sold price ~$915K — Parkland Place sits in a band that still offers competitive entry points relative to the newer gated communities
- ◆84% owner-occupied zip — consistent, long-tenured neighbor base across 33076
- ◆No state income tax — a household earning $300K saves roughly $15K–$25K per year vs. NJ/NY/CA
- ◆Five minutes to Pine Trails Park, ten to the Sawgrass Expressway, fifteen to Boca
- ◆Parkland is consistently ranked among the safest cities in Florida
The Honest Summary
Parkland Place is the buy for someone who wants a gated Parkland address and legitimate WCI construction without subscribing to an amenity package built for a community ten times the size. The homes are mid-2000s Mediterranean, built well, and have had twenty years of owner stewardship that shows in the landscaping and the lot. You're in 33076 and you're in a gate — at a price point that still makes sense on a spreadsheet.
Beth and Griff know the WCI floor plans, which lots have the more private backyard orientation, which homes have had the roofs and pools updated, and what Parkland Place typically sells for versus lists for. That context matters in a community this small — every sale sets the next comp.
Parkland Place, Parkland FL 33076
~80-home boutique gated community, 2005–2008
Tax Savings · Moving to Parkland
Florida: no state income tax. Parkland property taxes ~1.08%. Here's the math on a ~$915K home:
State Income Tax
Annual savings: $12K–$28K
Over 5 years: $60K–$140K
Enough to renovate the kitchen, refresh a pool, and still have a buffer for the insurance line on your closing statement. Your old state never offered Mediterranean architecture in January.
Out-of-state buyers
Moving to Parkland Place from out of state
- ◆WCI-built boutique gated community of ~80 Mediterranean-style homes (2005–2008)
- ◆2,200–3,600 sqft floor plans with single-family-detached architecture
- ◆$750K–$1.2M range — smaller community footprint than the Parkland giants
Parkland Place 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, demographic data, and property descriptions — is deemed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Market data reflects the broader 33076 zip code and may not be specific to Parkland Place. Community details including builder, year range, home count, and amenities are compiled from third-party sources and public records. Data is compiled from public MLS records, county tax records, RPR, census data, 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. Demographic data is approximate and derived from census and third-party estimates. 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.