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Living in Trinity Gardens: A New Home Community in DeLand, FL

July 29, 2026

If you're comparing new construction communities in DeLand, Trinity Gardens is likely already on your shortlist. This guide is for buyers who are past the browsing stage and want the practical details: where the community sits, what the floor plans and homesites actually offer, what it costs to own here, and what daily life looks like once you move in. Here's what to know before you schedule a tour.

Where Trinity Gardens Is Located

Trinity Gardens sits in East DeLand, off South Kepler Road, just north of the I-4 and State Road 472 interchange. The model sales center and community address is 2018 Beevalley Way, DeLand, FL 32724.

That location puts residents minutes from Downtown DeLand and gives direct access to I-4, which is the main commuting corridor for buyers working in Orlando, Sanford, or elsewhere along the I-4 belt. Daytona Beach is roughly 25 miles east, and Blue Spring State Park is about 15 minutes south in Orange City. For buyers who want space and a quieter residential setting without giving up highway access, Trinity Gardens' position north of the I-4/SR-472 interchange is one of the more practical entry points into DeLand.

Homes and Floor Plans at Trinity Gardens

Trinity Gardens offers 16 floor plans on 50- and 60-foot homesites, ranging from 1,643 to 4,418 square feet, with 3 to 6 bedrooms and 2 to 4 bathrooms. Base pricing currently runs from $379,999 to $569,999, with quick move-in homes priced individually based on lot, plan, and finish level. Because pricing and availability shift as homes sell, the most accurate figures are always on the current inventory page.

Finding the Right Size

Smaller plans like the Alexander (1,643 sq. ft., 3 bed) and Bennet (1,867 sq. ft., 4 bed) suit first-time buyers or downsizers who want new construction without a large footprint. Mid-range plans such as the Bradlee and Kennedy work well for growing families that need flexible space. On the larger end, two-story plans like the Sims, Lennox, Sullivan, and Theodore range from 3,230 to 4,418 square feet with up to six bedrooms, built for larger or multi-generational households. If you're narrowing down which plan fits your household, browsing the full floor plan lineup side by side is the fastest way to compare square footage, bedroom count, and garage configuration.

Executive Plans and the Optional Elevator

Select Executive Plans at Trinity Gardens offer Trinity Family Builders' first in-home elevator option. For buyers planning for aging in place, multi-generational living, or long-term accessibility, this is worth discussing directly with a New Home Advisor during a tour, since it applies to specific plans rather than the full lineup.

What's Included in Every Home

Every home at Trinity Gardens includes the Trinity Triple Advantage: the Trinity Package Place (built-in outdoor storage with a secure delivery door and electronic keypad lock), the Trinity Luxury Retreat (a spa-inspired primary bathroom shower suite), and Energy-Smart Features (R-38 insulation, a minimum 16 SEER HVAC system, and MI energy-efficient vinyl windows). These are standard inclusions, not upgrades, which matters when you're comparing all-in pricing against other DeLand communities.

Community Amenities

Trinity Gardens is planned around a resort-style pool and cabana, a dog park, walking trails, a tot lot, and picturesque conservation wetlands, with no home more than a five-minute walk from the amenity area. Some amenities are completed and others are coming online as the community builds out, so if amenity timing is a factor in your decision, confirm current status with the sales team when you tour the model homes.

Schools Serving Trinity Gardens

Trinity Gardens is zoned for Volusia County Schools, including Blue Lake Elementary School (about 1.3 miles from the community), DeLand Middle School, and DeLand High School. As with any home purchase, buyers should verify current attendance zones directly with Volusia County Schools before finalizing a decision, since boundaries can be adjusted.

HOA Fees and What to Expect Financially

Trinity Gardens carries an HOA fee of $75 per month, which covers ground maintenance. Homes may also be subject to a Community Development District (CDD) assessment. Because CDD amounts vary by lot and can affect your total monthly payment, ask your New Home Advisor for the specific figures tied to any home or homesite you're considering before you make an offer.

Move-In Ready Homes vs. Building From Plan

Trinity Gardens currently has both quick move-in homes and homesites available for buyers building from a floor plan. If your timeline is short, viewing available move-in ready homes is the faster path, since these homes are complete or nearing completion on a known delivery date. If you want more control over structural options, finishes, or the elevator feature on an Executive Plan, building from a floor plan gives you that flexibility, typically with a longer timeline. A New Home Advisor can walk you through what's realistically available in each category during a scheduled visit.

Life Beyond the Community

Downtown DeLand is a short drive away and offers a walkable, independently owned dining and retail district, along with Stetson University and the Museum of Art – DeLand. Blue Spring State Park, Lake Beresford Park, and the Spring-to-Spring Trail are all within a short drive for hiking, paddling, and cycling. For a closer look at what weekend life looks like around the community, including specific parks, trails, and local restaurants, see our guide to weekend living near Trinity Gardens.

Is Trinity Gardens Right for You?

Trinity Gardens tends to make the most sense for buyers who want more space than they'd get closer to Orlando, still need reasonable highway access for work, and are looking for new construction with standard energy-efficient features rather than an older resale home that needs updating. If those priorities match your search, the next step is seeing the homesites and floor plans in person.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Trinity Gardens from Orlando? Trinity Gardens is located near the I-4 and SR-472 interchange, giving residents direct highway access toward Orlando and Sanford. Actual drive time depends on traffic and your specific destination along the corridor.

What school district serves Trinity Gardens? Trinity Gardens is in the Volusia County School District. Blue Lake Elementary School is approximately 1.3 miles away, with DeLand Middle School and DeLand High School also serving the community.

Are there move-in ready homes available now at Trinity Gardens? Yes, quick move-in homes are typically available at Trinity Gardens. Inventory changes as homes sell, so the current homes page reflects real-time availability and pricing.

What is the HOA fee at Trinity Gardens? The HOA fee is $75 per month and covers ground maintenance. Some homes may also carry a CDD assessment, which should be confirmed for the specific lot you're considering.

Does Trinity Gardens offer single-story floor plans? Yes. Several plans, including the Alexander, Bennet, Hayden, Bradlee, and Kennedy, are single-story. Larger plans such as the Lopez, Sims, Lennox, Sullivan, and Theodore are two-story.

Can I get a home with an elevator at Trinity Gardens? An optional in-home elevator is available on select Executive Plans. Ask a New Home Advisor which plans currently offer this option.

Next Step: See Trinity Gardens in Person

Floor plans and spec sheets only tell you so much. If Trinity Gardens fits what you're looking for in DeLand, the most useful next step is walking the community and touring a model home. Schedule a tour of Trinity Gardens or explore current move-in ready inventory to see what's available now and get a firm timeline for your move.

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