New construction in Mims
Mims is north county, more land, fewer streetlights. People come here when they want space for a shop, a boat, or an RV that does not belong in a 40-foot garage.
Explore the Tradesman and King Willow plans, then discuss garage needs and site access with our team.
For acreage, review wells, septic, access, and site preparation early. Our team can help you understand how these affect your plans.
If you want to trade a Mims lot toward a finished home closer to town, ask. That program exists because not every lot is the lot you want to live on.
The Brevard County tax roll counts 3,689 single-family homes in Mims, and the typical one was built in 1991. 529 of them, about 14.3%, went up in 2020 or later, and 40 were finished in 2025 alone. New construction is normal here, not a novelty, so the questions are about the plan and the lot, not whether it can be done. 492 parcels with a street address on the roll are classed as vacant residential land. Homes built in 2020 or later sit on a median lot of 8,276 square feet, about 0.19 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.
Share the property address or your preferred area. We can help you explore a new build, a lot trade, or an available home.