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Parkland Terraces Homes for Sale in Parkland, FL
The only townhome address in 33076.
Parkland Terraces is a gated community of 264 three-story townhomes built by Minto Communities starting in 2016 — the only townhome product inside the Parkland city limits. Floor plans run roughly 2,000 to 2,400 square feet with attached two-car garages, modern open-concept layouts, and the exterior maintenance bundled into the HOA.
Zip 33076 — same address and same gated profile as Parkland Bay and Watercrest — except entry pricing here lives in the $500K–$750K band instead of the $1M+ ceiling that singles inside the same gates demand. If you want a Parkland zip code without 4,000 square feet of roof, lawn, and pool deck to maintain, this is the only door in the city.
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$550,000
7375 NW 61st Terrace 2-19, Parkland, FL 33067
Parkland, FL, 33067
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Beth and Griff know which Terraces floor plans hold value, which end-unit positions are worth the premium, and which resale finishes are original vs. updated.
Median Sold
$620K
Median List
$645K
List-to-Sale
96.8%
Days on Mkt
42
Townhomes
264
Zip
33076
The Townhomes: Three Stories, Two-Car Garages, Built by Minto Communities
Built 2016 onward · 3–4 bedrooms · 2,000–2,400 sq ft
Parkland Terraces is a Minto product — same builder behind several master-planned South Florida communities — and it shows in the construction quality and the consistency of the floor plans. Three stories: ground-floor flex room and attached two-car garage, main living level on the second floor with the open-concept great room and kitchen, and bedrooms stacked on the top level. Most plans run 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths in the 2,000–2,200 sqft band, with 4-bedroom and end-unit variants pushing toward 2,400.
The HOA covers exterior maintenance, roof, and landscaping — the lock-and-leave attribute that makes townhomes work for owners who travel, snowbird half the year, or simply do not want a lawn. Original 2016–2020 finishes were already modern: quartz counters, stainless appliances, gray-toned cabinetry, tile through the main level. Most resales need decor refreshes, not full renovations.
End-Unit Premium Plans
$700K – $750K~2,300 – 2,400 sq ft · 3–4 bedrooms
The corner positions — extra side windows, a touch more square footage, and the best resale velocity in the community. End units tend to trade at a $40K–$60K premium over comparable interior plans, and that premium has held through 2025–2026.
Standard Three-Story Plans
$575K – $675K~2,000 – 2,200 sq ft · 3 bedrooms · 2.5 baths
The Terraces heartland — interior-row Minto plans with the open-concept second-floor kitchen, attached two-car garage, and bedrooms upstairs. The clean, repeatable layout that defines the community and accounts for the bulk of inventory.
Resale Entry Tier
$500K – $575K~2,000 sq ft · 3 bedrooms · 2.5 baths
Original-finish 2016–2018 builds that have not been updated, or interior positions on quieter streets. The cheapest legitimate way to own a gated Parkland address — full stop.
The Setting: Gated Townhome Pocket on the Southern Edge of 33076
Parkland Terraces sits on the southern edge of Parkland, near the University Drive corridor in 33076. The community is fully gated, with a single controlled entry, interior streets that loop rather than cut through, and exterior buffer landscaping that screens the townhomes from the surrounding road network.
The location works for the same reasons every other Parkland gated address works: Sawgrass Expressway is minutes south, the Florida Turnpike is a touch farther, and the University Drive retail corridor (Publix, Target, restaurants) is right outside the gates. Pine Trails Park, Quigley Park, and the Parkland Equestrian Center sit within a five-to-ten-minute drive.
Parkland Terraces Lifestyle · Lock-and-Leave Inside the Gates
Parkland Terraces runs a focused amenity package — clubhouse, pool, and the things that matter for townhome ownership: exterior maintenance bundled, roof under HOA, landscaping handled. Smaller footprint than the resort communities up the road, by design.
Community Pool
Heated community pool inside the gates — the focal point of the amenity package.
Clubhouse
Resident clubhouse for community events and small gatherings. Functional, not flashy.
Gated Entry
Single controlled entry. Interior streets loop rather than cut through — through-traffic is effectively zero.
Attached 2-Car Garages
Every townhome has an attached two-car garage on the ground floor. Standard, not optional.
Exterior Maintenance Bundled
HOA covers exterior, roof, and landscaping. The lock-and-leave attribute that defines this product.
Townhome-Only Footprint
No SFH stock mixed in — the entire community is the same Minto townhome product. Consistent comps, consistent resales.
Parkland Terraces Market Report: The 33076 Townhome Numbers as of April 2026
Zip 33076 is holding as a seller's market overall — 5.29 months of inventory with a 96.8% list-to-sale ratio — but the townhome sub-market inside the zip behaves slightly differently from the SFH stock. Days on market for Terraces resales sits around 42, marginally longer than the zip average. Translation: townhomes here move, but well-priced end units move faster than original-finish interiors.
Parkland Terraces Snapshot · April 2026
Median Sold Price
$620K
Median Est. Value
$605K
Median List Price
$645K
Months of Inv.
5.29
List-to-Sale
96.8%
Days on Market
42
12-Mo Value Chg
-2.1%
Townhome values inside 33076 cooled roughly 2% year-over-year — mild normalization, not a correction. Long-run trajectory since the community delivered in 2016 has been steadily upward, and at $500K–$750K, Terraces sits well below the price-elastic ceiling that pulls down the seven-figure Parkland singles market.
Parkland Terraces Sold Price Distribution · Last 12 Months
Distribution estimated from Parkland Terraces resale activity. End-unit premiums consistently command a $40K–$60K bump over comparable interior plans.
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: Southern 33076, University Drive Corridor
Parkland Terraces sits on the southern edge of 33076 near the University Drive corridor — the retail spine that runs from Coconut Creek up through Parkland and Coral Springs. Sawgrass Expressway is south, the Florida Turnpike is a few minutes farther, and the bulk of Parkland's shopping, dining, and service businesses live within a three-mile radius.
Zip-wide commute time averages about 33 minutes — the tradeoff for a gated, suburban-edge address. The upside for Terraces specifically: at the southern end of the zip, you are slightly closer to Sawgrass and Turnpike on-ramps than the communities further north on Pine Island Road.
The Parkland Terraces Vibe, in 30 Seconds
If Parkland Bay is the new estate Lexus and Fox Ridge is the lived-in Accord, Parkland Terraces is the apartment with a key to the gate. Smaller footprint. Lower ceiling on monthly costs. Roof, exterior, and landscaping handled by the HOA. The point of entry for the Parkland zip code with the same gate that buyers pay $1.5M elsewhere in the city to access.
Why Buy in Parkland Terraces?
- ◆264-home gated townhome community — the only townhome product inside the Parkland city limits
- ◆Built by Minto Communities starting in 2016 — modern construction, modern finishes, no decades-old systems to inherit
- ◆Three-story floor plans, 2,000–2,400 sqft, 3–4 bedrooms with attached two-car garages on every unit
- ◆HOA covers exterior maintenance, roof, and landscaping — the lock-and-leave attribute that defines townhome ownership
- ◆Entry pricing $500K–$750K inside a Parkland gated address — nothing else in the city offers this price band
- ◆Median resale ~$620K, 96.8% list-to-sale ratio, well-priced units move in about 42 days
- ◆Parkland is consistently ranked among the safest cities in Florida
- ◆No state income tax in Florida — meaningful annual delta vs. NJ/NY/CA on most household incomes
- ◆University Drive retail corridor minutes outside the gates — Publix, Target, restaurants
The Honest Summary
Parkland Terraces is the Parkland buy when the goal is the zip code, not 4,000 square feet of single-family. The product is townhomes, not estate homes. The footprint is smaller. The floor plans repeat. But the gate is real, the construction is post-2016 modern, and the HOA absorbs the maintenance work that turns a single-family purchase into a weekend job.
Beth and Griff know which end-unit positions are worth the premium, which resales have updates worth paying for vs. cosmetic refresh you can do yourself, and which floor plans hold value best on the resale curve. That is the call worth making before you write an offer in this community.
Parkland Terraces, Parkland FL 33076
264-home Minto-built gated townhome community
Tax Savings · Moving to Parkland
Florida: no state income tax. Parkland property taxes ~1.08%. Here's the math on a ~$620K townhome:
State Income Tax
Annual savings: $8K–$20K
Over 5 years: $40K–$100K
Property tax savings alone fund a kitchen refresh inside a few years. Add state income tax savings for high-earning households and the math compounds fast.
Out-of-state buyers
Moving to Parkland Terraces from out of state
- ◆264-home Minto-built gated townhome community — only townhome product inside Parkland city limits
- ◆Three-story plans, 2,000–2,400 sqft, attached two-car garages, 2016-onward construction
- ◆$500K–$750K range — lowest Parkland-address entry point for primary homes
Parkland Terraces 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 the Parkland Terraces townhome resale segment, and may not be specific to any individual unit. Community details including builder, year range, home count, floor plans, 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.