How rare and refreshing – a genuinely people-oriented, new home community with a warm and welcoming heart and a focus on easy and stylish living that is balanced with nature at every touchpoint. Located just minutes away from UF Health Shands Hospital on over 550 acres, Oakmont in Gainesville offers brand new homes and brings a new lifestyle choice to the area.
Inviting Sense of Arrival
Oakmont features a grand entrance that makes a statement and creates an inviting sense of arrival. Lakes and lush landscaping enhance the aura of elegance, offering residents and guests alike a sense of unspoiled natural beauty and a hint of the truly special place and good life just beyond. New homes are offered by several of the areas top builders and will start in the mid $300’s.
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“The groundbreaking is an important milestone for the Oakmont community,” said Joe Blanco, north Florida division manager for ICI Homes. “Not only will the reserve continue to provide sanctuary for gopher tortoises, it will also serve as a passive amenity and learning opportunity for the Oakmont residents.” bit.ly/3dRN1xT
ICI Homes Announces Groundbreaking of 46-Acre Tortoise Reserve at Oakmont - Alachua Chronicle
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The 46-acre reserve will include over two miles of natural walking paths, a pedestrian-friendly bike rack, and informational signage that describes the local wildlife and habitat.Eradicating junk is a major issue for most people preparing to move in a new home. bit.ly/2MAdlBC
Clutter-Busters For Your New Custom Florida Home | Florida LifeStyles
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It means cleaning out all the drawers, cabinets, closets and garages you’ve tossed stuff into over the years, so here’s some advice: don’t allow clutter toThe Oakmont gopher tortoise reserve is coming to life to bring nature and residents together. Learn more about our 46-acre Gopher tortoise reserve on WCJB News. bit.ly/3uLNw2K
Oakmont subdivision broke ground on gopher tortoise reserve
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Ecologists believe the 46-acre reserve will bring residents and nature closer together
