Colbert Landings

Colbert Landings is one of the newest names in Palm Coast, and its land tells a story the original ITT plan didn't anticipate. When ITT laid out its 1969 master plan, the prime eastern corridor along the Intracoastal was reserved for premium and resort uses, and the spine that would become Colbert Lane was a connector through still-undeveloped tracts. Decades after ITT withdrew in 1995 and Palm Coast incorporated in 1999, this eastern edge — close to the water, close to Flagler Beach, and near the Lehigh Trail and Graham Swamp conservation lands — became some of the city's most desirable raw ground for modern development.

Colbert Landings is a Taylor Morrison community built on roughly 293 acres on the west side of Colbert Lane, just north of State Road 100 and less than three miles from Flagler Beach. The development was approved for around 482 single-family homes, and in March 2023 the Palm Coast City Council approved it as its own Community Development District — a special-purpose government that finances and maintains the community's infrastructure and, importantly, takes over responsibilities (roads included) that the city would otherwise carry.

That CDD structure is the defining feature of how Palm Coast grows in the 2020s, and it sets Colbert Landings apart from the open city streets of the original lettered sections a few miles inland. Taylor Morrison's plans here call for one-story homes of three to four bedrooms in the roughly 1,760-to-2,300-square-foot range, with a clubhouse, pool, tennis, trails, a park, and a playground — a managed, amenity-driven community in a premium-location pocket near the Intracoastal corridor.