Inside La Terre by K. Hovnanian: A Complete Tour of Available Floor Plans

If you’ve been searching for a resale opportunity in one of Avenir’s most talked-about enclaves, here’s the honest truth from someone who tours these homes regularly: La Terre by K. Hovnanian is officially sold out as a new-construction community, but that doesn’t mean the door is closed. As of September 2026, this gated 92-home village continues to attract buyers through the resale market, and understanding its floor plans, layouts, and lifestyle appeal is essential before you make a move in this competitive corner of Palm Beach Gardens.

La Terre’s Place Within the Avenir Story

When K. Hovnanian broke ground in La Terre back in 2020, it was one of the earliest builders to join the master-planned Avenir community — a nearly 4,700-acre development that has since grown into nine distinct villages with 8+ national and regional builders. La Terre was designed as a gated enclave of 92 luxury single-family homes, and it sold out relatively quickly given the strength of Avenir’s reputation and its prime positioning just west of Palm Beach Gardens’ established corridors.

Today, La Terre sits fully built and mature within the broader Avenir footprint, which means buyers get something rare in new-construction-dominated South Florida: a community with established landscaping, settled homeowners, and a real sense of neighborhood identity — not a construction zone. If you want to see exactly where La Terre sits relative to Avenir’s other villages, our interactive Avenir site plan is the best starting point.

The Floor Plans That Defined La Terre

K. Hovnanian built La Terre around a handful of thoughtfully designed floor plans that balance open-concept living with the kind of functional square footage growing families and downsizing empty-nesters both appreciate. Based on what we’ve toured and what continues to trade hands on the resale market:

The Hartwell is one of the standout models — a bright, open-concept design featuring a chef-inspired kitchen with an oversized island, a spacious great room that flows naturally into the lanai, and a split-bedroom layout that gives owners and guests genuine privacy. It’s the kind of plan that shows beautifully whether you’re entertaining on a Saturday night or working from home on a Tuesday.

Beyond the Hartwell, La Terre’s lineup includes homes ranging from approximately 2,528 to 4,124 square feet, with configurations spanning 3 bedrooms/2.5 baths up to 5 bedrooms/4.5 baths. That range matters — it means La Terre has historically appealed to a wide spectrum of buyers, from young professionals seeking their first luxury home to multi-generational families who need dedicated flex space, home offices, or guest suites.

Recent resale listings illustrate this variety well. We’ve seen homes like a 3-bed, 3-bath, 2,879-square-foot residence on Waterstone Circle listed around $1,325,000, and another 3-bed layout in the same neighborhood near $1,245,000 — both reflecting the premium buyers place on La Terre’s larger lots and lake-view homesites when they become available.

What Makes La Terre Homes Feel Different

Walking through a La Terre home, you notice the details K. Hovnanian is known for: soaring ceilings, oversized kitchen islands built for real cooking (not just staging photos), and outdoor living spaces designed to take advantage of Florida’s year-round climate. Many homesites back up to lake views or preserve areas, which adds a layer of privacy that’s increasingly hard to find in newer, denser Avenir villages.

The community’s gated entry and quiet interior streets also give La Terre a distinctly residential, low-traffic feel — ideal for families with young kids or anyone who values an evening walk without navigating active construction traffic, which is still common elsewhere in Avenir as newer villages continue to build out.

Location: Why La Terre’s Address Still Matters in 2026

Avenir’s broader appeal has never been just about the homes — it’s about the geography. La Terre sits within easy reach of PGA Boulevard’s retail, dining, and office corridor, giving residents a short drive to Downtown at the Gardens, The Mall at Wellington Green, and an ever-expanding list of restaurants along PGA and Northlake Boulevard. Commuters appreciate quick access to I-95 and the Florida Turnpike, both of which put West Palm Beach, Jupiter, and even Fort Lauderdale within reasonable striking distance.

For beach lovers, Palm Beach Gardens’ coastline — including Juno Beach and North Palm Beach — is roughly a 20-25 minute drive, making La Terre a genuine “best of both worlds” location: private, gated, and green, yet never far from the water or the area’s best shopping and dining.

This location premium shows up in the numbers. Palm Beach Gardens’ overall median sale price has climbed to $912,500, up 8.8% year-over-year, with homes now going under contract in about 60 days on average. Avenir specifically has seen its own price appreciation, with the broader community’s average home price now around $2 million and price-per-square-foot hovering near $504 — context that’s important when evaluating whether a La Terre resale represents fair value.

How La Terre Compares to Avenir’s Other Villages

Because La Terre is sold out, many buyers touring the resale market also want to understand how it stacks up against Avenir’s currently-selling communities. For comparison, Apex by GL Homes starts from the $914,900s, Avondale by DiVosta begins in the $830s, and Regency by Toll Brothers, Avenir’s 55+ offering, starts around $649,995. Meanwhile, newer luxury villages like Panther National and Solana Bay by Akel Homes continue to push Avenir’s price ceiling higher, with some Avenir listings reaching into the $21 million range for custom waterfront estates.

Against that backdrop, La Terre’s resale pricing — generally in the $900,000s to $1.3 million range depending on lot, view, and finishes — represents one of the more accessible entry points into an established, fully-built Avenir neighborhood. For a full breakdown of every builder currently active in Avenir, visit our complete builders guide.

Is a La Terre Resale the Right Move for You?

For buyers who want new-construction quality without new-construction wait times, La Terre resales offer a compelling middle ground. You’re getting K. Hovnanian’s proven floor plans, a landscaped and established gated community, and immediate move-in availability — something that’s increasingly valuable as construction timelines elsewhere in Avenir stretch into 2027 and beyond for some builders.

Investors have also taken notice. With Avenir’s overall market showing strong appreciation and Palm Beach Gardens homes averaging just 103 days on market community-wide, La Terre’s smaller, finite inventory (only 92 homes total, and no more being built) creates a natural scarcity that tends to support long-term value retention.