Suntree — Lake Pointe

Lake Pointe is one of the named sub-villages within the Suntree master-planned community in Brevard County, developed primarily in the late 1980s and into the early 1990s as Suntree's phased build-out continued under the master-plan framework that preceded Viera's formal development. Suntree was among the first planned residential communities in this corridor of Brevard, and Lake Pointe's 1989 median build year reflects its position in the early-to-mid Suntree development sequence.

As with all Suntree sub-villages, Lake Pointe operates under its own homeowners association independent from the Suntree umbrella master HOA, which accounts for the variation in fees across sub-communities. Lake Pointe's HOA runs approximately $105 per month — moderate by Suntree sub-village standards, and significantly below the $400-plus fees of some other Suntree sub-communities. The name directly references the community's lakefront design — MLS data shows 100 percent of recent sales classified as waterfront, confirming the community was built with all homes oriented toward or adjacent to a lake or pond.

Lake Pointe zones to Suntree Elementary and DeLaura Middle School — the dominant school pair for the Suntree corridor — with Viera High School completing the public school path. The community's position within the Suntree umbrella gives residents proximity to Suntree Country Club's 36-hole private golf course, which is the social and recreational anchor of the broader Suntree area.