New Construction
Lakewood Park
Fort Pierce, FL
Affordable new homes minutes from the Fort Pierce coast
Quick facts
- City
- Fort Pierce
- County
- St. Lucie County
- ZIP
- 34951
- Community type
- New construction
- Age-restricted (55+)
- No
- Builders
- Century Communities
- Home types
- One-Story Single-Family Homes
- Size range
- 1,263 – 1,673
The homes
Lakewood Park has emerged as one of St. Lucie County's most active new construction areas. Because Lakewood Park is built on a network of individual homesites rather than a single master-planned subdivision, buyers can choose from multiple builders and floor plans rather than being locked into a single product line. Current new construction in Lakewood Park focuses on one-story, single-family homes with 3- and 4-bedroom layouts, two-car garages, open kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and durable concrete-block construction designed for Florida's climate. For buyers searching for new homes in Fort Pierce, Florida, Lakewood Park offers a rare combination of brand-new construction, no-HOA homesites, and easy access to both the beach and major highways.
Century Communities
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Amenities
Costs to own
- CDD
- No · HOA vs. CDD explained
- Property taxes
- Look up exact taxes for any address on the St. Lucie County Property Appraiser site.
Location & getting around
Lakewood Park is located in northern St. Lucie County, just northwest of Fort Pierce, with quick access to I-95, US-1, and the Treasure Coast's Atlantic beaches.
Nearby everyday places
- South Hutchinson Island Beaches
- Savannas Preserve State Park
- Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
- Downtown Fort Pierce waterfront
- Treasure Coast Mall
Schools
School assignments change. Check the exact address using the St. Lucie County school district zoning locator.
Lakewood Park FAQ
Where is Lakewood Park located?+
Lakewood Park is in northern St. Lucie County, Florida, just northwest of Fort Pierce. The community sits between I-95 and US-1 in the 34951 ZIP code, with quick access to Florida's Turnpike and Atlantic Ocean beaches.
Who are the builders in Lakewood Park?+
Lakewood Park is a multi-builder community where several national and regional homebuilders are constructing new homes on individual homesites.
What types of homes are being built in Lakewood Park?+
Current new construction in Lakewood Park is focused on one-story, single-family homes with 3- and 4-bedroom layouts, two-car garages, and modern open floor plans. Most homes range from about 1,263 to 1,673 square feet.
Is there an HOA in Lakewood Park?+
Most Lakewood Park homesites are not part of a homeowners association, which is unusual for new construction in Florida and a major draw for buyers who want flexibility and lower monthly costs. Always verify HOA status for the specific lot you're considering.
How far is Lakewood Park from the beach?+
Lakewood Park is less than 20 minutes from the Atlantic Ocean beaches of North Hutchinson Island and Fort Pierce Inlet State Park, making it a popular choice for buyers who want a beach lifestyle without paying coastal pricing.
Is Lakewood Park a good area for first-time buyers and relocators?+
Yes, Lakewood Park is one of the strongest options on the Treasure Coast for first-time buyers, families, and relocators because of its combination of affordable new construction, no-HOA homesites, single-story floor plans, and easy access to beaches, parks, and major highways.
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Last reviewed: October 2026