New construction in Indialantic
Indialantic is a small beach town between Melbourne Beach and the causeway. Lots are scarce. Taste is high.
We are not going to flood Indialantic with spec homes. If you have land or a house that has aged out, we can build a Gibraltar plan to Florida code with the same finishes we put on every house in the county.
Customization runs on a schedule. Upgrades that go in the ground or the slab are chosen before land clearing. Paint, finishes and other options are due by your home's selections deadline, and a change after that costs at least $100. Changes to the plans after you approve them need a signed change order and cost $750 per change, plus the cost of the change itself. That is the rule. It keeps the job honest.
Beachside insurance is the other rule. Come in with the address. We will not guess.
The Brevard County tax roll counts 3,345 single-family homes in Indialantic, and the typical one was built in 1970. Only 66 have been built in 2020 or later, about 2% of the total. A new home here usually means one of the few open lots or replacing an older house, so the lot decides what is possible before the plan does. Only 33 parcels with a street address on the roll are classed as vacant residential land, so an open lot here is hard to find.
Source: Florida Department of Revenue, Brevard County 2026 preliminary tax roll.
Split plan, the biggest patio in the lineup.
Four bedrooms and three full baths.
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.
Most space under roof. 49-foot RV garage.
High ceilings and a three-car garage. Also comes as a five-bedroom suite plan.
Share the property address or your preferred area. We can help you explore a new build, a lot trade, or an available home.