Grand Haven

Grand Haven is an established single-family community within the Viera master plan, built primarily in the early 2000s as The Viera Company expanded development northward from the original Viera South and central Viera phases. The community's median build year of 2003 places it in the transitional generation of Viera construction — newer than the mid-1990s Suntree-adjacent communities but predating the 2010s and 2020s new-construction wave that now dominates the active pipeline.

Grand Haven sits in a zone of Viera that feeds to Longleaf Elementary and Johnson Middle School, which distinguishes it from the larger Quest Elementary and Viera Elementary feeder clusters that dominate most of Viera. Viera High School serves the community for high school, consistent with essentially all Viera-area communities. The community has delivered four-bedroom homes averaging approximately 2,772 square feet — larger than typical Viera production fare from this era — and the median sold price of $654,000 in recent data reflects both the larger home sizes and the community's established position within the Viera premium tier.

With a pool rate of 75 percent among recent sales and an HOA of approximately $59 per month, Grand Haven offers a compelling combination of larger homes, above-average pool prevalence, and a relatively light HOA burden. No CDD was assessed against the community, which keeps the total monthly carrying cost meaningfully lower than newer Viera phases.