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.

“Couldn’t ask for a better place to live”

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Horsing Around Near Oakmont

April 1, 2025Regardless of the reasons you may be searching for a new custom Florida home in the Gainesville area, you’ll never have to search for fun things to do. That includes one of north central Florida’s most popular outdoor pursuits — equestrian activities. Two equestrian facilities are within an easy drive of Oakmont, which is Gainesville’s premier master-planned community located on the city’s bustling southwest side. That makes it particularly handy to the Alachua County Agriculture and Equestrian Center, and the World Equestrian Center in Ocala. And there are multiple equestrian trails to explore in nearby state parks, plus farms and providers who offer guided rides. Equestrian fun isn’t the only outdoor recreation option in north central Florida. This region of the Sunshine State is awash with freshwater lakes, rivers and springs, plus trails, state and national parks and preserves for boating, fishing, hiking, cycling and other activities. But if you and any family members appreciate the opportunity to saddle up or to enjoy a horse show, you’re covered. Ask Oakmont neighbors for recommendations, and folks at facilities and parks listed below for info about trail rides, or even finding a new berth for your own horse. Here’s the scoop on horsing around near Oakmont. Alachua County Agriculture and Equestrian Center This versatile facility is in Newberry, approximately 20 minutes and 11 miles from Oakmont. On the horse front, it features a sizable covered arena, outdoor complex and five barns. A “Walk Trot Canter Dressage Show” was recently on its schedule, along with local 4-H Clubs events. World Equestrian Center in Ocala Known as the “Horse Capital of the World,” Ocala is one of the United States’ top locations for farms, breeding, training and racing, and horse-centric events. It’s the winter home of many famous thoroughbreds, owners and trainers. The World Equestrian Center features multiple event centers, barn complexes, an on-site branch of the University of Florida Veterinary Hospital, The Equestrian Hotel, and myriad dining and shopping options. It’s also open to the public and hosts a year-round calendar of shows. Plus, it’s only 40 miles and under an hour south of Oakmont. Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park Florida’s first state preserve is a treasure trove of outdoor recreation, all of it located only minutes southeast of Oakmont. Equine enthusiasts in particular can try to spot Paynes Prairie’s herds of wild horses and bison. Check with rangers at the visitor center once you arrive for tips on where and how to safely see the herds. Paynes Prairie also is home to multiple trails, some of which are available for horseback riding. These include the 6.5-mile Chacala Trail, and the 16-mile Gainesville-Hawthorne State Trail. San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park A beautiful park that offers elevation changes, limestone cliffs and serene forested tracts. The North Trailhead is the starting point for equestrians, who can access three trails — the Cellon Creek Trail, Turkey Creek Loop Trail and the Hidden Pond Trail. Ready for your Oakmont lifestyle? Talk to us here. [...] Read more...

Where to Play Pickleball Near Oakmont

March 19, 2025Ready for a new custom Florida home convenient to Gainesville’s pickleball scene? Targeting Oakmont — the area’s top master-planned community — is an excellent play. It’s near many places where you can dink, carry and smash, with leagues, lessons and facilities available for all ages. And, for those times when you’re not pickleball-ing, Oakmont boasts unbeatable resident amenities. This more-than-550-acre neighborhood offers customizable, versatile floor plans, a Residents Club that incorporates meeting and social spaces, a fitness center, two resort-style swimming pools, a playground, basketball and tennis courts, and a spacious event lawn. Plus, enjoy Oakmont’s 46-acre Gopher Tortoise Reserve that’s home to a protected species. It features residents-only nature walks through north central Florida’s forested terrain. But back to the court. Pickleball mania is real, and prospective Oakmont residents want to know where to play it. Read on for some suggestions. Alachua County Sports and Events Center — located at 4870 Celebration Pointe Avenue, literally minutes east of Oakmont. This large multipurpose facility opened in June 2023 and offers 130,000 square feet for sports, meetings and conventions. It offers pickleball programs for adults and children, all on indoor courts. Summer camps and clinics are options for youngsters. Adult have plenty of opportunities to play, and there are development programs for players of all ages who want to level up their games. Veterans Memorial Park — located at 7400 SW 41st Place and other pickleball option that’s only minutes east of Oakmont. An Alachua County Park with five outdoor courts with permanent lines. You’ll need to bring your own nets, but the courts here are free to play, with access to other park amenities such as restrooms and water fountains. Northside Park — located at 5701 NW 34th Boulevard, Gainesville, a mere 13 miles north of Oakmont. A city of Gainesville park with four outdoor hard courts with permanent nets and eight others available to use with bring-your-own nets. All are free to play. Park amenities include restrooms, water fountains and lights. Martin Luther King Jr. Multipurpose Center — located at 1028 NE 14th Street on Gainesville’s northeast side.. It’s part of Citizens Park, another city of Gainesville park, and offers four permanent indoor pickleball courts that are free to play. Flavet Field — located on the University of Florida campus, just south of bustling downtown Gainesville on Woodlawn Drive, between Stadium Road to the north and Museum Road to the south. Flavet Field is part of the UF Department of Recreational Sports, whose student Club Pickleball team is top-10-ranked! There are four outdoor hard courts with permanent lines at Flavet Field, with portable nets available. These outdoor courts are used by UF’s Club Pickleball team for competitive play, but are open to non-UF groups too. If you work at the university or have a student affiliation with UF, these courts are free to play. Non-UF groups will pay a fee. All players must register to use the Flavet Field pickleball courts. Ready for your Oakmont lifestyle? Talk to us here. [...] Read more...

Building Hope in Oakmont: ICI Homes Raises $210,000 for Local Charities

March 14, 2025At ICI Homes, we believe in building more than just homes—we build stronger communities. The recent sale of the ICI Homes for Hope house in Oakmont is a testament to that commitment, raising an incredible $210,000 for four impactful local charities in Greater Gainesville. Thanks to the generosity of our partners, vendors, and homeowners, organizations like the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases, Junior Achievement of Alachua County, Pace Center for Girls Alachua, and The Rex & Brody Foundation will each receive $52,500 to continue their vital work. Learn more about this inspiring initiative and the impact it’s making in our community: Read the full story here [...] Read more...

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