Amara by DiVosta: Estate Homes on Oversized Lots in Lake Worth (33449)
True low-density new construction is getting harder to find. Amara by DiVosta is a 145-home luxury estate community in the SR-7 / Hypoluxo corridor of Lake Worth (33449). Unlike most new construction communities prioritizing density, Amara focuses on oversized homesites with lots from 1/4-acre to 3-acres. No zero-lot-line homes. Modern farmhouse architecture. One- and two-story designs. Resort-style amenities. From $1.2M+.
Amara is a luxury estate-tier new construction community by DiVosta Homes (the luxury brand under PulteGroup) in Lake Worth FL 33449. Located on US-441 / SR-7, 0.3 miles south of Hypoluxo Road. Built on the site of a former agricultural and polo farm. Fourth DiVosta community in Palm Beach County. 145 single-family homesites. 9-10 floor plans across 3 series: Estate Series (Regalia, Layton, Oakhurst, Roseland, Livingston II), Ranch Series (Oakley, Ellington, Madeira), Grande Series (Ellington Grande, Livingston II Grande with connected casita). Home sizes 2,713-5,630 sq ft, 3-6 BR, 3-7 BA, single-story or two-story. Modern farmhouse architectural design. Lot options: 1/4-acre, 1/2-acre, 1-acre, or 3-acre with personalization for personal pool/outdoor living. HERS-rated for energy efficiency. Pricing Q1-Q2 2026 verified: from $1,229,990 minimum, target range $1.2M-$2M+ for largest Estate Series with 3-acre lot + Grande casita + premium finish. Sales opened mid-2025; construction underway. Amenities: Community Clubhouse (4,500 sq ft A/C), resort-style pool with cabanas, pickleball courts, basketball courts, fitness center, playground, residents-only access. Under 7 miles to Wellington polo fields, ~7 minutes to Florida's Turnpike, under 10 miles to I-95, ~30 minutes to PBIA and downtown Delray.
Brian Wilder here. I've been helping buyers in Palm Beach County since 1996 — over 1,500 transactions across PBC's full new construction landscape. True low-density new construction is getting harder to find. Most new construction communities in PBC prioritize density — townhomes, villas, smaller lots. Amara takes a different approach: 145 estate homes on lots ranging 1/4-acre to 3-acres in the SR-7 / Hypoluxo corridor between Wellington equestrian to the north and Delray Beach proper to the south. This guide covers what Amara actually is, how it compares against Loxahatchee acreage and Bridgewater (DiVosta's Jupiter sister-community), and what buyers need to verify before going under contract.
Amara Snapshot
Amara is a luxury estate-tier new construction community of 145 single-family homes by DiVosta Homes (the luxury brand under PulteGroup). Built on the site of a former agricultural and polo farm in western Palm Beach County. The community offers 9-10 floor plans across three distinct series with substantial variation: Estate Series for refined family-luxury living, Ranch Series for single-story or two-story on wider homesites, and Grande Series featuring connected casitas for multigenerational or guest flexibility. Modern farmhouse architectural design with wood plank-style flooring, patios, and large windows for natural light. HERS Index rated for energy efficiency.
Why "True Low-Density New Construction" Matters in PBC
Most new construction in Palm Beach County has gone density-first.
The dominant patterns:
- Townhomes + duplexes: Forest by Mattamy (Lake Worth 33467), Delray Trails Villas (Delray Beach 55+), entry-tier new construction generally
- Smaller single-family lots: Most 2020s PBC luxury new construction (Lotus Edge GL, Wellington View Toll Brothers, etc.) on 1/4-acre to 1/2-acre lots
- High amenity density compensation: communities make up for lot size with shared amenity intensity (resort pools, sports courts, clubhouses)
This trajectory has structural drivers: land cost, zoning approval realities, builder economics, buyer affordability tolerances. The result: communities offering true low-density estate homes on 1+ acre lots are getting harder to find — and when they exist, they typically command premium pricing.
No zero-lot-line. True separation. Modern farmhouse architecture.Amara takes a different approach. The former agricultural and polo farm site allowed DiVosta to plan for 145 estate homes across 1/4-acre, 1/2-acre, 1-acre, and 3-acre lot tiers — with substantial outdoor space, pool flexibility, and true single-family privacy.
The Three Home Series
DiVosta organizes Amara into three distinct series, each serving different buyer profiles:
Regalia, Layton, Oakhurst, Roseland, Livingston II. Per DiVosta official: "refined living" with "spacious layouts and flexible designs." The principal series for family-luxury buyers wanting maximum square footage. Appropriate for families needing 4-6 bedrooms with full living/entertaining flexibility.
Oakley, Ellington, Madeira. Single-story or two-story options on "wider homesites." Appropriate for downsizers, empty-nesters seeking luxury, or families wanting maximum lot space without 2-story complexity. Single-story plans particularly suit aging-in-place planning.
Ellington Grande, Livingston II Grande. Per DiVosta: each "equipped with upgraded living and a connected casita for added space, comfort, and flexibility." The casita is the differentiator: in-law suite scenarios, guest house for snowbird visitors, separate work-from-home space, multigenerational household flexibility.
Per DiVosta and CBS 12 News: "modern farmhouse design" with wood plank-style flooring, patios, large windows allowing natural light. Distinct from Palm Beach Contemporary (Artistry), Italian-inspired Mediterranean (Castellina), 100% Contemporary (Lotus Edge), or coastal modern (Forest, Delray Trails).
Plans available in single-story (Ranch Series and some others) and two-story configurations. Per CBS 12 News: "homes will measure one to two stories above grade." Buyers can choose layout type matching aging-in-place planning vs. family living patterns.
Per DiVosta official: HERS (Home Energy Rating System) Index allows buyers to compare relative energy efficiency. Lower HERS score = more efficient home. Important for utility costs and resale value.
The Lot-Tier Stratification — Four Levels
Per CBS 12 News reporting and DiVosta official, Amara offers four lot tier options that allow buyers to size up or right-size based on outdoor living priorities:
Entry tier for Amara. Larger than most luxury new construction lots in PBC. Appropriate for Estate Series homes that don't require maximum outdoor space — downsizers, smaller families, lower-maintenance buyer profile.
Mid-tier. Allows substantial landscaping, personal pool with patio expansion, outdoor entertaining space, garden flexibility. Lot premium applicable over 1/4-acre baseline.
Premium tier. Substantial outdoor space for families wanting privacy, garden, pool/spa, casita placement (Grande Series), multiple outdoor entertaining areas. Per DiVosta marketing: "personalize your dream home with space for a pool and outdoor living."
Ultra-premium tier. Estate-scale outdoor space for significant landscape architecture, full outdoor amenity integration, casita placement with substantial separation, possible accessory uses (verify HOA). Three-acre lots are rare in PBC luxury new construction at this entry pricing.
The lot stratification matters for resale value. Same floor plan on 1/4-acre vs. 1-acre vs. 3-acre represents very different total value — a future buyer may pay substantial premium for lot size that cannot be replicated through future expansion. This is structurally different from communities with uniform lot sizes.
"No zero-lot-line" means homes have real separation from neighboring lot edges. This is Amara's structural distinction from many new PBC communities. Forest by Mattamy (Lake Worth 33467) is heavily townhome/duplex configuration. Delray Trails Villas (Delray Beach) are duplex (sharing a wall). Lotus Edge GL Homes is single-family but on smaller lots. Amara estate homes on 1/4 to 3-acre lots with true separation between homes. For families prioritizing single-family privacy and outdoor space at the luxury tier, this is a meaningful distinction worth understanding before comparing total cost of ownership across similar pricing brackets.
Amara vs. Loxahatchee: Land vs. Land + Amenities
The most common alternative for buyers considering Amara's lot-tier estate approach is Loxahatchee acreage. The comparison is structural:
You get: 1/4-3 acre lot + new construction modern farmhouse home + community amenities (clubhouse, resort pool, courts, fitness, playground) + builder warranty + HOA maintenance. You pay: $1.2M+ all-in with HOA dues. Trade-off: less land flexibility (1/4-3 acres max, with HOA restrictions on rural/accessory use).
You get: 1.25-5+ acre lot (often more) with significant flexibility for equestrian, gardens, accessory buildings, agricultural use. Often older home or build-to-suit. Limited amenity overhead. You pay: $1M-$2.5M+ depending on parcel + improvements. Trade-off: no community amenities, generally older infrastructure, significant maintenance responsibility for entire parcel.
Loxahatchee delivers more land, more flexibility, fewer rules, but no built amenities. Amara delivers built amenities + new construction + builder warranty + HOA maintenance, with less land and more rules. Same broad pricing tier; very different lifestyle outcome.
The right choice depends on whether you'd actually use community amenities or prefer to invest the same dollars in larger land + customization.
Amara vs. Bridgewater: DiVosta's PBC Sister Communities
For luxury buyers specifically considering DiVosta, the natural comparison is Bridgewater, DiVosta's Jupiter community. Both are DiVosta luxury estate communities, both with multi-acre lot stratification, both in greater PBC region:
SR-7 / Hypoluxo corridor. 145 estate homes on 1/4-3 acre lots. Modern farmhouse. From $1.2M+. Between Wellington equestrian and Delray Beach proper.
North PBC / Jupiter area. 127 residences on 1-5 acre lots. 295 total acres. ~7 miles to Atlantic Ocean. Located north of downtown West Palm Beach. Premium positioning — The Retreat at Bridgewater sub-enclave starts $5-6M for 7,000+ sq ft estate homes on 2-5 acres.
Similar positioning, different corridor and pricing tiers. Bridgewater is generally higher-tier pricing (especially The Retreat sub-enclave) and Jupiter geographic preference. Amara is more accessible entry to the DiVosta luxury estate tier with SR-7 corridor positioning between Wellington and Delray.
If Jupiter/Martin County School District line is your geographic preference and budget supports it, Bridgewater is the comparable. If SR-7 corridor between Wellington and Delray fits your lifestyle, Amara delivers similar DiVosta quality at a different price tier and location.
The Site — Former Agricultural and Polo Farm
Amara is being constructed on a site with specific land-use history worth understanding:
- Former agricultural and polo farm per CBS 12 News May 2024 reporting
- West side of US-441 / SR-7 south of Hypoluxo Road — previously low-density rural land use
- Site naturally supports oversized homesites because the parcel size and zoning history allow it — DiVosta didn't need to fragment for density
- 4th DiVosta community in Palm Beach County — substantial builder track record in regional market
- Coherent with equestrian heritage of the SR-7 corridor connecting to Wellington's equestrian core
The land use history isn't marketing — it's the structural reason oversized lots are available at Amara at this price point. Builders working virgin parcels at this scale can plan for the lot tiers buyers actually want. Builders working subdivided or assembled parcels typically can't.
The Amenities
Per DiVosta official and multiple verified sources, Amara offers a focused amenity package appropriately scaled for 145 homes:
4,500 sq ft air-conditioned clubhouse per DiVosta specification. Appropriately scaled for 145-home community — not over-built. Provides interior gathering, meeting, social event infrastructure.
Resort-style swimming pool with cabanas for shade and lounging. Standard PBC luxury community amenity.
Pickleball courts (plural per DiVosta official). Pickleball is PBC's dominant active social sport. Verify exact court count with DiVosta at sales center.
Basketball courts per DiVosta and Trulia. Family-friendly amenity for households with teens or young adults. Verify court count with DiVosta.
Community fitness center. Adequate for residents who prefer not to maintain separate gym memberships.
Community playground per DiVosta. Family-friendly amenity for residents with young children or grandchildren visiting.
Per DiVosta: "Personalize your dream home with space for a pool and outdoor living." On 1/4-acre to 3-acre lots, substantial space exists for personal pool/spa, outdoor kitchen, landscaping, garden. Lot tier supports outdoor amenities beyond shared community amenities.
Gated community with residents-only amenity access. Security infrastructure standard for $1.2M+ tier.
Location Highlights
Amara's positioning in the SR-7 / Hypoluxo corridor connects multiple PBC markets:
Under 7 miles to International Polo Club Palm Beach and Wellington equestrian core. Cultural connection and premium proximity for families valuing equestrian heritage without paying direct Wellington equestrian community premiums.
~7 minutes driving to Florida's Turnpike entrance. Regional connection north to Stuart/Vero Beach and south to Miami/Fort Lauderdale.
Under 10 miles to I-95. Direct connection north to downtown West Palm Beach, south to Boca Raton and Delray Beach.
~30 minutes driving to Palm Beach International Airport (PBIA) for travel access. ~30 minutes to downtown Delray Beach Atlantic Avenue. Both critical for travelers, snowbirds, and lifestyle access without geographic commitment.
Under 10 miles to Lake Worth Beach and Lantana Beach. Atlantic coastal access without coastal community premium pricing.
Wellington Regional Medical Center, Mall at Wellington Green, dining all accessible. Connection to equestrian-adjacent culture without committing to Wellington pricing premium.
Atlantic Avenue ("The Ave"), Delray Public Beach, Old School Square, Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens — downtown Delray cultural lifestyle accessible.
Per DiVosta: "convenient western Palm Beach County location with access to top-rated schools." Verify exact school assignment by address with Palm Beach County School District.
What to Verify Before Going Under Contract
Critical pre-offer verification items for Amara specifically:
- Current available inventory by series — which Estate / Ranch / Grande plans available, which lots (especially 1-acre and 3-acre lots which may sell out first)
- Exact pricing per floor plan + lot size + finish package — same floor plan on different lot sizes represents very different total cost
- Lot premium structure — how much premium for 1/2-acre vs 1-acre vs 3-acre; understand incremental cost-benefit
- Casita option specifics (Grande Series only) — if you want the casita: how it connects to main home, what HOA rules apply, what restrictions on rental/usage
- Current HOA fee — community new; pricing structure may evolve
- HOA reserves projection — new community; reserves still building
- HOA restrictions — rental policies, casita rental rules if applicable, pet policies, exterior modifications, agricultural/accessory use restrictions
- DiVosta warranty terms — coverage, duration, exclusions, transferability
- HERS Index rating per specific home — ratings vary per plan + lot + finish; lower = better
- Construction timeline — with community actively building, expected delivery date for your home, contingencies
- Construction features verification — impact-rated windows? CBS construction? roof type? Verify specifications per home
- Florida 2026 insurance quotes with multiple carriers — new construction + post-2002 code favorable; verify hurricane impact window standard
- Independent professional inspection — even on new construction
- Pre-closing walkthrough rights
- School zone verification by exact address with Palm Beach County School District
- Property tax estimation — PBC luxury tax assessment, especially with lot size impact
- CDD fees verification — verify if Amara has CDD (Community Development District) fees
- Comparison analysis — total cost of ownership vs. Loxahatchee acreage, Bridgewater Jupiter, Lotus Edge GL Boca, Artistry Kolter PBG, Wellington View Toll Brothers Wellington, The Estates at Isles, Castellina (resale)
- Builder financing programs — DiVosta/Pulte preferred lender incentives vs. outside financing
Who Amara Works For
Amara serves specific buyer profiles within the PBC luxury new construction tier:
- Luxury new construction buyers wanting low-density estate homes on substantial lots
- Multi-generational households needing casita flexibility (Grande Series) — in-law suites, guest accommodations
- Estate-tier downsizers from larger PBC homes wanting modern construction + lot flexibility
- Wellington equestrian-adjacent buyers seeking proximity without Wellington pricing premium
- Delray Beach lifestyle-adjacent buyers wanting Atlantic Avenue access without Delray pricing premium
- NY/NJ/Boston/Chicago/Toronto luxury relocations seeking PBC estate tier with modern construction
- Modern farmhouse aesthetic preference — distinct from Boca contemporary, Palm Beach Contemporary, or Mediterranean
- Lot-size-priority buyers — some buyers prioritize land over square footage
- Single-family privacy seekers at luxury tier — no zero-lot-line, true lot separation
- HERS-rated efficiency-conscious buyers
- Pickleball/basketball-active families
- Snowbirds with substantial second-home budget wanting outdoor entertaining space
- Personal pool/landscape buyers — lot tier supports significant personal outdoor amenities
Less ideal fit for:
- Buyers seeking entry-tier new construction (Amara isn't entry-tier; evaluate Forest by Mattamy at $400K-$700K)
- Buyers wanting Wellington equestrian properties directly (evaluate Castellina, Wellington View, The Estates at Isles)
- Buyers wanting Boca contemporary aesthetic specifically (evaluate Lotus Edge GL Homes)
- Buyers wanting Palm Beach Contemporary PBG specifically (evaluate Artistry Palm Beach Kolter)
- Buyers wanting 55+ active-adult (Amara is all-ages family-luxury; evaluate Delray Trails Lennar or Regency at Avenir Toll Brothers)
- Buyers wanting waterfront ocean direct
- Buyers preferring established mature community with 20+ year heritage
- Buyers needing quick move-in (Amara still actively building)
- Buyers wanting Jupiter geographic preference (evaluate Bridgewater)
- Pure-land buyers wanting Loxahatchee-style acreage with no amenity overhead
Considering Amara?
With 28+ years of Palm Beach County experience and 1,500+ transactions, I work with buyers across PBC's full luxury new construction landscape — DiVosta tier coverage (Amara Lake Worth 33449 luxury estate + Castellina Wellington 2012-2016 accessible) plus comprehensive multi-builder PBC luxury (Lotus Edge GL Homes Boca, Artistry Palm Beach Kolter PBG, Wellington View Toll Brothers, The Estates at Isles Wellington, Bridgewater DiVosta Jupiter). For Amara specifically, my pre-offer evaluation includes current inventory analysis (Estate / Ranch / Grande plans + which lots available, especially 1-acre and 3-acre tiers), pricing evaluation $1.2M+ with lot premium analysis (1/4-acre vs 1/2-acre vs 1-acre vs 3-acre cost-benefit), casita option analysis (Grande Series) for multigenerational households, HOA verification, DiVosta warranty review, HERS rating analysis, construction timeline coordination, structural comparison with Loxahatchee acreage alternative (Land vs. Land + Amenities), structural comparison with Bridgewater Jupiter (sister DiVosta community), comparison with Lotus Edge / Artistry / Wellington View / Castellina resale, Florida 2026 insurance quotes with multiple carriers, independent professional inspection coordination, pre-closing walkthrough, school zone verification by exact address. Register as a buyer with representation before visiting Amara or the sales center. The price is the same either way — the guidance and protection are not. Straight read on whether Amara is the right fit for your specific buyer profile, or whether Bridgewater, Lotus Edge, Loxahatchee, or a different community better serves your situation.
Or call directly: 561-201-4717
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amara by DiVosta?+
What are the lot options?+
What is the casita option?+
How does Amara compare to Loxahatchee?+
How does Amara compare to Bridgewater?+
What's the pricing?+
When will my home be delivered?+
Who should I call before buying?+
Brian Wilder
The Wilder Real Estate Group at Keller Williams Wellington
Florida Real Estate Broker since 1996 · 1,500+ Palm Beach County homes sold
DiVosta luxury new construction specialist (Amara + Castellina + Bridgewater context)
561-201-4717
Information reflects market knowledge available at the time of publication (May 23, 2026). Verified facts from public sources: Amara is a new construction luxury estate-tier community by DiVosta Homes (luxury brand under PulteGroup umbrella) in Lake Worth, FL 33449 (per DiVosta official and multiple verified sources). Location: on Highway 441 / US-441 / SR-7, 0.3 miles south of Hypoluxo Road, Lake Worth, Florida, 33449 per Florida YIMBY and DiVosta official. Built on the site of a former agricultural and polo farm on the west side of U.S. 441 / State Road 7 south of Hypoluxo Road per CBS 12 News reporting May 2024. Fourth DiVosta community in Palm Beach County. 145 single-family homesites per Florida YIMBY and Echo Fine Properties. 9-10 floor plans across 3 series per DiVosta official: Estate Series (Regalia, Layton, Oakhurst, Roseland, Livingston II), Ranch Series (Oakley, Ellington, Madeira), Grande Series (Ellington Grande, Livingston II Grande with connected casita). Home sizes 2,713-5,630 sq ft per Trulia and pre-construction-homes.com. 3-6 bedrooms, 3-7 bathrooms per Trulia. Lot options 1/4-acre, 1/2-acre, 1-acre, or 3-acre per CBS 12 News. Modern farmhouse architectural design with one- and two-story homes per CBS 12 News and Florida YIMBY. HERS (Home Energy Rating System) Index rated per DiVosta official. Pricing Q1-Q2 2026 verified: starting from $1,229,990 per pre-construction-homes.com; DiVosta official "starting from the $1.2Ms"; Echo Fine Properties "starting in the low millions"; Trulia $1,234,990 starting. Sales opened mid-2025 per CBS 12 News reporting. Construction actively in progress; entry monument construction underway per DiVosta March 2026. Amenities verified per DiVosta official and Trulia: Community Clubhouse 4,500 sq ft A/C, resort-style swimming pool with cabanas, pickleball courts, basketball courts, fitness center, playground, residents-only access. Location: under 7 miles to Wellington polo fields per DiVosta official; less than 10 miles to public beaches per Echo Fine Properties; close to I-95 and Florida's Turnpike; approximately 30 minutes to Palm Beach International Airport and downtown Delray Beach. Comparable community context: Bridgewater is DiVosta's Jupiter community with 127 residences on 1-5 acre lots across 295 acres, located near Martin County School District line approximately 7 miles from Atlantic Ocean per Echo Fine Properties and Jupiter Home Sales sources; The Retreat at Bridgewater is a premium sub-enclave of 7 homesites with 7,000+ sq ft homes on 2-5 acres priced $5-6 million per FloridaSearch.com. Specific details — current available inventory exact (Estate vs. Ranch vs. Grande), exact pricing per move-in-ready home and build-to-suit option, current HOA dues, CDD fees if any, association financial reserves projection, restrictions (rental policies, casita rental rules, pet policies), builder warranty terms, HERS Index rating per specific home, construction timeline current status and expected delivery dates, specific insurance quotes — should be verified directly with DiVosta sales office (with buyer representation registered before first visit), insurance agent with specific carrier quotes, Palm Beach County School District for exact school assignment, and attorney specialized in Florida residential transactions. This information is general education and does not constitute tax, legal, financial, or investment advice specific to your situation. Equal Housing Opportunity.