Verde at Babcock Ranch
Verde is Pulte Homes’ gated single-family community in Babcock Ranch’s Midtown district, with 399 planned homes, private neighborhood amenities and an increasingly broad range of floor plans.
Pulte currently lists 12 home designs across Garden, Classic and Estate collections, ranging from approximately 1,433 to 3,416 square feet. Buyers can choose from smaller one-story layouts, larger two-story homes and newer Estate designs with three-car garages. Verde homes are built with shingle roofs rather than tile.
*Current builder specifications as of August 2026. Floor plans, features and community details can change without notice.
My Take on Verde
I think Verde’s biggest strength is the Estate Collection. Before Astoria, Bloomfield and Everly were added, buyers who wanted a single-story home with a three-car garage had to look outside Verde’s Pulte lineup to find that combination. That gap doesn’t exist anymore, and it’s one of the first things I bring up when someone tells me they want a big garage without going to two stories.
On amenities, Verde has its own private pool and covered cabana, which is a nice middle ground — more than a townhome-only neighborhood, but not the resort-style campus you’d get at a community like TerraWalk or Tucker’s Cove. I’d treat it as a genuine amenity, just not the main reason to buy here.
One factual note worth knowing: Verde homes are built with shingle roofs, not tile. If roof material factors into your insurance comparison or your preference between communities, that’s a real difference from a community like TerraWalk, which uses slate tile.
I’d also tell buyers not to rely on an older Verde plan sheet. The lineup has grown from the original nine designs to twelve, and at least one plan has been renamed — the current Crestmere was previously shown as a Cresswind in older material at roughly the same size. Compare against Pulte’s current published lineup, not an old brochure.
Is New Construction Still Available at Verde?
Verde currently offers a mix of build-to-order and quick move-in opportunities depending on the plan, release and construction stage. The current product lineup is broader than it was during the community’s earlier phases.
The biggest change is the addition of Pulte’s Estate Collection, giving Verde three current product lines instead of the two-series structure shown on the older version of this page.
Verde Is Now a Three-Collection Community
Older Verde material often describes nine floor plans divided between the Garden and Classic series. That is no longer the complete lineup.
Pulte now lists 12 designs across Garden, Classic and Estate collections. The newer Estate offering adds Astoria, Bloomfield and Everly, all three-car-garage, single-story designs.
There is also a name change worth knowing if you have been comparing older material: the current Classic lineup lists the Crestmere at 1,662 square feet. Older Verde references may show a Cresswind at the same approximate size, so I would use Pulte’s current plan name when comparing available homes.
What Is the Difference Between Verde’s Garden, Classic and Estate Collections?
Garden Collection
Classic Collection
Estate Collection
How Many Floor Plans Does Verde Currently Offer?
Pulte currently publishes 12 home designs at Verde. Availability can change by release, homesite and construction stage, so treat this as a reference to the current design menu rather than a guarantee that every plan is available to build today.
Garden Collection
Classic Collection
Estate Collection
Can Buyers Personalize a Pulte Home at Verde?
I would not describe every Verde home as simply having a fixed pre-selected package. Pulte currently markets personalization within its home-building process, but the amount of choice depends heavily on the specific home and its stage of construction.
A build-to-order opportunity can allow more decisions before construction reaches certain milestones. A quick move-in home may already have most structural choices, cabinetry, counters, flooring and other selections completed.
What Private Amenities Does Verde Have?
Verde has its own private community pool and covered cabana in addition to the broader amenities available throughout Babcock Ranch.
That makes Verde different from a community where the home purchase relies entirely on town-wide amenities. Residents can use the private neighborhood pool while still having access to Babcock Ranch parks, recreation and gathering spaces elsewhere in town.
Where Is Verde Located Within Babcock Ranch?
Verde sits in Midtown, the portion of Babcock Ranch organized around newer neighborhoods and the expanding PKWY park and preserve corridor. Pulte’s current Verde sales center is located at 44252 Kelly Drive, Babcock Ranch, FL 33982.
The Midtown location makes Verde worth comparing with other current new-construction communities including The Sanctuary, Sabal Glen and Palmetto Landing. The meaningful differences are not just builder and price; gating, private amenities, floor-plan choices, homesite feel and the amount of personalization can all be different.
For a broader explanation of how the different areas of town fit together, see my Living in Babcock Ranch guide.
What Are the 2026 BRCISD Assessments for Verde?
Babcock Ranch uses the Babcock Ranch Community Independent Special District, or BRCISD. The published 2026 Verde schedule includes an operations-and-maintenance assessment plus debt service, with the total varying by official lot-width category.
2026 Total
2026 Total
2026 Total
Do not determine the assessment from the floor-plan name alone. The correct amount depends on the official homesite category for the specific property.
These BRCISD figures are separate from Verde’s HOA charges, property taxes, insurance and other ownership expenses. For broader comparisons, see the Babcock Ranch HOA and ISD fee guide.
What I Would Compare Before Buying at Verde
Verde FAQ
Is Verde at Babcock Ranch a gated community?
Is new construction still available at Verde?
How many floor plans does Verde currently offer?
What is the difference between Verde’s Garden, Classic and Estate Collections?
What private amenities does Verde have?
Can buyers personalize a Pulte home at Verde?
Do Verde homes have tile or shingle roofs?
What are the 2026 BRCISD assessments for Verde?
Where is Verde located within Babcock Ranch?
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Have a Question About Verde?
I’m Jason Poulin, and I help buyers compare homes and communities throughout Babcock Ranch. If you’re weighing Garden, Classic or Estate, trying to compare Verde against another Midtown builder, or want to know more about the roof material or amenities here, I’m glad to help.
You don’t need to be ready to buy or have a showing scheduled. If I know the answer, I’ll tell you. If something needs to be verified with Pulte or the association, I’ll tell you that too.
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Guide last updated August 15, 2026. Builder floor plans, specifications, prices, incentives, design options, homesite availability and quick move-in inventory can change. BRCISD amounts reflect the official published 2026 assessment schedule. Verify the exact property, lot-width assessment category, HOA documents, builder contract and included features before purchasing.