New construction in Cocoa
Cocoa has a historic river downtown and neighborhoods that production builders mostly skip. That is the opening.
A new Gibraltar home in Cocoa is usually a lot play: you found land, or you have a tired house you want to replace, or you want to be near the river without buying a 1960s surprise. We will measure the site before anyone prices a dream.
The Ava Maria's split plan and patio work well here for people who actually sit outside. The Bellview's separated rooms work for anyone who still wants a dining room that is not the kitchen.
Downtown Cocoa is not a marketing backdrop. It is where you will buy coffee after closing. We build like we have to see you at the grocery store.
The Brevard County tax roll counts 11,234 single-family homes in Cocoa, not counting ZIP 32927 (Port St. John), and the typical one was built in 1980. 825 have been built in 2020 or later, about 7.3% of the total, with 75 finished in 2025. 1,125 parcels with a street address on the roll are classed as vacant residential land, most of them owned by individuals, which is why owning or buying a lot here is a realistic starting point. Homes built in 2020 or later sit on a median lot of 6,970 square feet, about 0.16 acres.
Source: Florida Department of Revenue, Brevard County 2026 preliminary tax roll.
Split plan, the biggest patio in the lineup.
Four bedrooms, a den, and the only three-full-bath plan.
Defined living spaces with room to gather and a three-car garage.
Owner's suite plus an RV / boat bay.
High ceilings, tight plan, inventory-friendly.
Largest plan. 49-foot RV garage.
High ceilings, three-car option, build or inventory.
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