The Isles Community in Lakewood Ranch, Florida | All you Need to Know !

[@Peter-ok9bj]

I love Toll Brothers but what I could never understand specially in the Isles is that for multimillion homes they do not offer and office and flex room in one story homes. Even in two story homes an office is not offered. To me is incredible you can pay over 2M for a home and those two important parts of a home are not offered. Can you coment?

[@floridamoving]

Hi Peter, thanks for the comment. One of our favorite floor plans that Toll offers is the Fullerton. This is a two story home with an office and a large flex room on the second floor. This is a great plan because the primary is still on the 1st floor which I like. We have seen a couple of the 1 story models that offer an office turn the 4th bedroom into a flex room or some models allow for a loft in which would be turned into a flex room. Toll offers a lot of different models and depending on the community allows for some variations. Toll just started building a new community in Lakewood Ranch called Monterey. Thanks again Peter.

[@Peter-ok9bj]

I looked at Monterrey. I love the looks of the Centenial but I'm not interested in a two story home. My critisism is that in the Isles they do not offer the flex room or office in the one story houses. I find it strange specially when people are doing remote work. Yes you can convert bedrooms but flex rooms are bigger.

[@muuv_me]

@@Peter-ok9bj Hello Peter, I hope you're doing well. I live in the Isles, where many of the single-story Captiva Series homes include offices or dens. While there isn't a "flex" room on the first floor, the two story "Elite" models address this with a loft configuration, adding a staircase and an open loft. The Fullerton model, mentioned earlier, offers a second-floor bonus room. You can opt to remove the bathroom, creating a large 25x15 room, although it remains on the second floor. Most of the Captiva models feature an office. If you'd like a private showing of the Isles or Monterey, please let me know. I also agree that the Centennial looks appealing, but I personally prefer the Fullerton. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. We live in LWR, so feel free to reach out if you have any questions.