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Cypress Falls at The Woodlands

North Port, Florida · Sarasota County

Legally age-restricted 55+resale

Cypress Falls at The Woodlands is a gated, age-restricted 55+ community in North Port, Sarasota County, with an unusually split construction history: the first roughly 148 homes were built by Lennar between 2005 and 2008, construction then stopped entirely for several years during the housing downturn, and Del Webb (PulteGroup) took over and completed the community from 2012 through 2016, bringing the total to approximately 377 homes. It offers a mix of paired villas, garden villas, and single-family homes, centered on a clubhouse with a resort pool, spa, and court sports, and sits within The Woodlands, a real Chapter 190 community development district that also covers other North Port neighborhoods.

Last researched 2026-09-16

Price positioning
Reported roughly $300,000-$500,000+ depending on home type and size — confirm current resale pricing directly
HOA
Reported roughly $820-$852 per quarter — confirm current fee and inclusions directly
Community size
Approximately 377 homes, built out 2005-2016
Home types
detached, attached
Builder
Originally built by Lennar (2005-2008) before construction paused; completed by Del Webb (PulteGroup) from 2012 onward
Age policy
Legally age-restricted 55+ Del Webb community, confirmed via the community's own association site and independent directories

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Overview

Independent Assessment

No community called 'Cypress Falls' exists in the Fort Myers/Lee County market. Independent verification confirms the real, well-documented community by this name is 'Cypress Falls at The Woodlands' in North Port, Sarasota County — not Lee or Charlotte County — via the community's own homeowners' association site (cypressfallsdelwebb.com), 55places, and multiple North Port-area real estate brokerages, all describing the same location, home count, and construction history. The Lennar-to-Del Webb ownership handoff and multi-year construction pause is a genuine, independently corroborated fact, not a data error, and is worth flagging to buyers evaluating homes built in the earlier 2005-2008 phase versus the later 2012-2016 Del Webb phase, since finish quality and floor plans can differ between the two eras.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a gated, age-restricted 55+ community in the more affordable North Port market, with a full activities-director-run social calendar and a resort-style clubhouse but without golf, are a good fit. It also suits buyers specifically comparing older (2005-2008 Lennar-built) versus newer (2012-2016 Del Webb-built) sections within the same community, since both exist here under one HOA.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

Construction began in 2005 under Lennar Homes, which built roughly 148 homes through 2008 before the community's construction was halted during the housing downturn. Del Webb (PulteGroup) took over the community in 2012 and completed it, building through 2016 to bring the total to approximately 377 homes. Homes include paired villas, garden villas, and single-family designs ranging from about 1,372 to 3,231 square feet with two to five bedrooms and two- to three-car garages; Del Webb's Garden Series homes, introduced in 2018-era marketing, range from about 1,372 to just under 1,968 square feet with first-floor primary suites.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Reported pricing runs roughly $300,000 to $500,000 or more depending on home type: attached garden villas have been reported starting in the low-to-mid $300,000s, paired villas in the $320,000-$380,000 range, and single-family homes from roughly $350,000 to $500,000+ depending on size and lot. As with any resale-only community, buyers should get current comparable sales from a local agent rather than relying on the figures given.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Cypress Falls is fully built out with no new-home construction; all activity is resale. Because the community was built in two distinct eras under two different builders (Lennar 2005-2008, then Del Webb 2012-2016) separated by a multi-year construction pause, buyers should ask specifically which phase and builder a given home belongs to, since finish quality, floor plans, and home age can differ meaningfully between the two.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

The HOA fee is reported at roughly $820-$852 per quarter, said to cover lawn care, landscaping, irrigation, roof pressure washing, basic cable, gated security, and clubhouse amenity access. The HOA's current official fee schedule could not be independently pulled; buyers should confirm the exact current fee and what is and is not included directly with the association. Separately, The Woodlands Community Development District (a real Chapter 190 district that meets in the Cypress Falls clubhouse) may carry its own non-ad valorem assessment on the tax bill — buyers should check the seller's actual prior-year property tax bill for the specific parcel to see the current CDD amount.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

In addition to standard Sarasota County property tax, parcels within Cypress Falls may carry a non-ad valorem assessment from The Woodlands Community Development District, a real Chapter 190 special district that holds meetings in the community's own clubhouse. The current per-parcel CDD assessment amount and whether any bond balance remains outstanding have not been independently confirmed; buyers should request the seller's actual prior-year tax bill to see the current combined property tax and CDD figure for a specific home, and get insurance quotes reflecting the home's specific construction era (earlier Lennar-built homes versus later Del Webb-built homes may carry different wind-mitigation profiles).

Amenities

Clubhouse with ballroom, library, and billiardsHeated resort-style pool and separate resistance poolSpaTennis and pickleball courtsBocce ball courtsPutting greenFull-time activities director and organized social calendar

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Cypress Falls centers its social life on its clubhouse and pool deck, with an activities director running a regular calendar of classes, clubs, and social events typical of a Del Webb-style 55+ community. Its court-sports lineup (tennis, pickleball, bocce) and putting green give residents non-golf outdoor recreation options without the cost of a bundled or optional golf membership found at some nearby communities.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Cypress Falls sits within The Woodlands area of North Port, in the 34289 zip code, generally accessed via Sumter Boulevard and Toledo Blade Boulevard. This location is inland, a meaningful drive from Gulf beaches in Venice or Englewood and from Sarasota's downtown medical and cultural centers; buyers who prioritize direct coastal access should weigh that against North Port's typically lower home prices relative to more coastal Sarasota County communities.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Cypress Falls at The Woodlands is consistently described as a legally age-restricted 55-and-better community across its own homeowners' association site and multiple independent real estate sources. The recorded HOPA certification documentation was not independently pulled; buyers should confirm current age-verification procedures and 80/20 occupancy compliance directly with the HOA before purchasing.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Cypress Falls has no on-site golf course, unlike some larger Sarasota-area 55+ communities. Its split construction history means home age, finish level, and floor plan can vary meaningfully between the earlier Lennar-built phase and the later Del Webb-built phase, so buyers should ask specifically which phase a given home falls in. North Port is generally farther from Gulf beaches and from Sarasota's downtown medical and cultural amenities than communities in Sarasota, Venice, or Palmer Ranch, which buyers should weigh against North Port's typically lower home prices.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within the broader Sarasota/North Port 55+ market, Cypress Falls is generally positioned as a more affordable, non-golf alternative to golf-bundled communities closer to Sarasota or Venice, trading beach and downtown proximity for lower home prices in North Port.

Listings

Current Listings

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FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • Current HOA fee and what is and is not included, directly from the association
  • Current CDD non-ad valorem assessment amount for the specific parcel and whether any bond balance remains
  • Which construction era (2005-2008 Lennar vs. 2012-2016 Del Webb) a specific home belongs to, and any related differences in finish or floor plan
  • Current HOPA certification and 80/20 occupancy-compliance status with the HOA
  • Current insurance availability and cost for the specific home's age and construction
Is Cypress Falls at The Woodlands in Lee County or Charlotte County?
Neither — it's in North Port, Sarasota County. It is sometimes mistakenly associated with the Fort Myers/Lee County market, but the real, well-documented Cypress Falls at The Woodlands is in North Port.
Is Cypress Falls legally age-restricted?
Yes — it is consistently described as a 55-and-better community by its own homeowners' association and multiple independent sources. Confirm current HOPA certification directly with the HOA before purchasing.
Why did construction take so long?
Lennar built the first roughly 148 homes from 2005 to 2008, then construction stopped for several years during the housing downturn. Del Webb (PulteGroup) took over the community in 2012 and completed it by 2016, bringing the total to approximately 377 homes.
Is there golf on site?
No. Cypress Falls does not have an on-site golf course; its amenities center on the clubhouse, pools, and court sports (tennis, pickleball, bocce).

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