Esprit at Avenir: Kolter 55+ Pricing Guide, Palm Beach Gardens

What does it cost to buy in Esprit at Avenir right now?

Recent pricing has started around $847,990 for entry Cassidy Collection floorplans, with the larger Hudson Collection running higher and move-in-ready homes reported up to roughly $1.4M.

MLS check completed: zero closed sales in the trailing 12 months. This is genuinely too new for MLS resale history yet. Confirm current base pricing directly with the builder.

What floorplans and collections does Esprit offer?

Esprit at Avenir plans 144 single-family homes across six floorplans (one- and two-story), ranging 1,968-2,776 square feet with 2-5 bedrooms, split between two named collections: the Cassidy Collection and the larger Hudson Collection. Named models include Priscilla, Sophia, and Leslie.

What is the Esprit lifestyle built around?

Esprit is designed around wellness, elegance, and connection for active adults, with a private clubhouse (reported around 25,000-31,000 sq ft depending on the source and phase), a full-service restaurant and lounge, EGYM-powered fitness center, a resort-style pool with sundeck, outdoor bar, and cold plunge, plus pickleball, tennis, and bocce courts. It particularly appeals to buyers relocating from colder climates who want a consistent vacation-like atmosphere year-round.

How does Esprit compare to other 55+ options in Avenir?

Esprit is Kolter's 55+ offering in Avenir, distinct from Toll Brothers' Regency collections (Palms and Tradewinds) which are also age-restricted within the same master plan. Compare amenity packages and price tiers directly, since 55+ buyers in Avenir have more than one builder option.

Selling in Broward or Miami-Dade before your move to Avenir?

Many Esprit at Avenir buyers are moving up for new construction inside Avenir, with a current home to sell first. We coordinate the sale and purchase together.

Compare your next options

• Esprit community background
• Compare Regency
• Avenir master guide

Plan the inspections before closing

For a home still being built, arrange an independent pre-drywall inspection when the builder permits access, then a final inspection before closing. For a completed home, inspect its actual condition and review any remaining warranty. Put an 11th-month warranty review on your calendar when the warranty terms make that timing appropriate.