Del Webb Sunbridge

Del Webb Sunbridge broke ground in 2019 on a 55+ active adult community within the larger Sunbridge master-planned development — a 24,000-acre new-town project in eastern Osceola County anchored by Tavistock Development Company, the same organization behind Lake Nona in Orange County. Del Webb, a Lennar brand and the most recognized name in 55+ active adult development in the United States, was among the first builders to open in Sunbridge, holding its community grand opening in early 2020. The timing was deliberate: Tavistock's Sunbridge vision called for a walkable, nature-integrated community of 28,000+ homes across multiple neighborhoods, and a marquee 55+ village from Del Webb gave the master plan immediate credibility with the active adult buyer market.

Del Webb Sunbridge was planned at 1,300+ single-family homes and attached villas across 14 floor plans ranging from 1,543 to 3,452 square feet. The community is organized around four home collections — Scenic, Distinctive, and Echelon for single-family, plus Villa for attached homes — each with distinct HOA fee tiers. The 27,000-square-foot Hammock Club amenity campus, featuring a resort pool, seven pickleball courts, the Tavern and Grille restaurant, a grand ballroom, fitness center, movement studio, arts and crafts space, and a demonstration kitchen, opened as the community's social centerpiece and has since become one of the most-cited draws for buyers comparing 55+ options across Central Florida.

By 2025–2026, Del Webb Sunbridge had established itself as the leading 55+ community address in the St. Cloud market, attracting buyers primarily from the Northeast, Midwest, and Great Lakes states. Del Webb remains in active construction, and the broader Sunbridge master plan continues to develop around it, with the future Marina Village — a waterfront mixed-use district built around a chain of three natural lakes — expected to add restaurants, boutique retail, and additional residential options adjacent to the Del Webb community.