PGA Village Verano is a new-construction community by Kolter Homes in Port St. Lucie, Hillsborough County. The community features offering single-family homes. Contact Barrett Henry for free buyer representation and current incentive details.
PGA Village Verano at a Glance
| Price Range | $372K – |
| Status | Now Selling |
| Home Types | Single-Family Homes |
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About PGA Village Verano
PGA Village Verano is an active adult community built around the idea that retirement should feel more like a permanent vacation than a slowdown. Kolter Homes designed this place with a specific buyer in mind — someone who's done with the grind, wants low-maintenance living, and isn't willing to sacrifice quality or social life to get it. Drive through and you'll notice it immediately: manicured streetscapes, neighbors out on golf carts, pickleball courts that actually get used. This isn't a quiet, keep-to-yourself neighborhood. It's social by design. The people who buy here tend to be active 55+ buyers relocating from the Northeast or Midwest, or Florida locals who are ready to trade yard work and big house maintenance for resort amenities and a community that actually does things together. Port St. Lucie sits on Florida's Treasure Coast — and it's worth being straight with you about the geography. This is not Tampa Bay. If the county listed as Hillsborough is a data error, that tracks, because PGA Village Verano is in St. Lucie County on Florida's east coast, roughly 120 miles southeast of Tampa and about 115 miles north of Miami. The nearest major airport is Palm Beach International, about 45 minutes south. For day trips, you're looking at beaches along Hutchinson Island, the shops and dining along US-1 and Tradition Parkway, and reasonable access to I-95 for runs up to Orlando or down toward West Palm Beach. It's not an urban location — that's the point. Port St. Lucie is growing fast, infrastructure is catching up, and the pace of life is deliberately slower than what you'd find near Tampa or Fort Lauderdale. On the practical side, Kolter Homes builds a premium product compared to the volume builders. You're getting concrete block construction, better standard finishes, and more attention to layout than you'd typically see at this price point from a DR Horton or Lennar. That said, expect build timelines to run 10 to 14 months depending on where you are in the production queue and what selections you make. The community carries a CDD, which is standard for master-planned developments of this scale in Florida — make sure you understand how that annual assessment is structured and how many years remain before it rolls off, because it affects your true annual cost of ownership beyond the base HOA. The HOA covers landscaping and community amenity maintenance, which is a big part of the appeal if you're moving here to stop dealing with yard work. Before you visit, get clarity on what's included in the monthly fees, what's extra, and whether there are any club membership requirements tied to the PGA affiliation.
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$372K –
Barrett's Take on PGA Village Verano
Here's my take on PGA Village Verano — and I'll be upfront with you about something first: this community is in Port St. Lucie, which is on the Treasure Coast in St. Lucie County, not Hillsborough County or anywhere near Tampa Bay. So if you landed here from BuildTB.com thinking this was a local option, it's worth knowing you'd be looking at a roughly 3-hour drive from Tampa. That said, if you're specifically researching Verano, here's what I'd tell you. Kolter Homes builds a solid product — they're not a budget builder, and the PGA Village Verano community reflects that. The amenity package is genuinely good: resort pool, fitness center, pickleball and tennis courts, walking trails, a dog park, and a real clubhouse. That's not filler. Starting from the low $370s for single-family homes, you're getting reasonable value for what Kolter delivers, but don't let that base price fool you — by the time you add a pond or preserve lot premium, upgraded finishes, and a structural option or two, it's easy to be in the $430k–$480k range before you blink. On the negotiation side, Kolter isn't a high-volume production builder that constantly runs fire-sale incentives. They build fewer communities and tend to hold their pricing tighter than someone like D.R. Horton or Lennar. Where you have the best shot at movement is on closing cost contributions or design center credits — especially if you're buying a spec home or one close to completion that's been sitting. Don't expect them to budge much on the base price itself, but a $10,000–$15,000 design center credit is realistic to ask for in a slower market. Bring your own lender or at minimum get a competing Loan Estimate if they steer you toward their preferred financing — that's standard advice with any builder, but worth repeating here. Lot premiums in communities like this can run anywhere from a few thousand dollars for a basic view to $30,000–$50,000+ for a premium water or preserve-facing homesite, so ask for the lot premium sheet up front and factor that into your real comparison price. The day-to-day vibe at Verano skews toward active adults and retirees — the PGA Village branding, the tennis and pickleball culture, and the overall pace of Port St. Lucie tends to attract that crowd. That's not a knock, it's just honest. If you're a young family looking for proximity to a major employment hub, PSL isn't Tampa, Orlando, or Miami — the job market is smaller and the commute to Fort Lauderdale or Palm Beach on the Turnpike is real. But if you want a low-maintenance lifestyle, solid amenities, and a quieter pace on Florida's east coast, Verano delivers that well. Just make sure you're buying it with eyes open on HOA costs, potential CDD fees, and Florida's current property insurance environment — get an insurance quote before you go under contract, not after.
Barrett Henry, REALTOR®
Broker Associate at REMAX Collective · 23+ years of real estate experience
What You'll Find at PGA Village Verano
Home Types Available
Detached homes with private yards, typically 3-5 bedrooms with owners suites and 2-car garages.
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Why Buyers Choose PGA Village Verano
Located in Port St. Lucie, Hillsborough County — easy access to Tampa Bay employment centers, beaches, and everyday conveniences.
Built by Kolter Homes — a builder with a track record Tampa Bay buyers can evaluate before signing.
Community amenities include Resort-Style Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse and 4 more — lifestyle perks that come with your HOA.
About Kolter Homes
Kolter Homes is a Florida-based developer and homebuilder that's been operating across the Southeast for a number of years, with roots in both residential and mixed-use development. They're not a national volume builder in the same way D.
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Frequently Asked Questions About PGA Village Verano
Who is the builder of PGA Village Verano?
PGA Village Verano is built by Kolter Homes. Kolter Homes is a Florida-based developer and homebuilder that's been operating across the Southeast for a number of years, with roots in both residential and mixed-use development. Barrett Henry provides free buyer representation so you have an agent working for you, not the builder.
What amenities does PGA Village Verano offer?
PGA Village Verano amenities include Resort-Style Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse, Walking Trails, Dog Park, Pickleball Courts, Tennis Courts. HOA fees cover community maintenance and amenity access.
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Last updated: July 19, 2026
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