Amariah Park
Luxury New Home Community in Gainesville, FL
Amariah Park, an exclusive GW Homes community, is the newest addition to our long list of Alachua County neighborhoods. Residents of Amariah Park will enjoy their own community pool, playground, and beautiful green spaces with walking trails.
Construction has begun, and home sites are now available for reservation with attractive pre-Grand Opening incentives. Amariah Park will offer its residents newly designed energy efficient homes, with all of the high end finishes you have come to expect from GW Homes such as paver driveways, smart home features, and gas tankless water heaters.
Amariah Park is located in a popular SW Gainesville area location that offers convenient access to the retail shops and restaurants in Tioga Town Center as well as being just minutes from I-75 and The Oaks Mall. Amariah Park is less than 10 miles from Shands and the University of Florida.
Amariah Park neighborhood is currently zoned for Meadowbrook Elementary School, Kanapaha Middle School, and Buchholz High School. Prospective residents of Amariah Park are encouraged to contact the Alachua County School District zoning office at 352-955-7700 to verify zoning information. The Amariah Park community was built utilizing Fiber Optic Cable to promote faster Internet speeds, and homeowners use Clay Electric Services (in lieu of GRU).
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Amariah Park
Floorplan: Terra Ceia
Amariah Park Community Features
Community Pool
Community Playground
Walking Trails
Shaded Buildings
Schedule a Tour at Laureate Village Sales Center
GW Homes is pleased to announce the opening of our new Laureate Village Sales Center, beginning Saturday, August 21st, 2021.
Since there are only a few remaining lots available in Amariah Park, we have closed our Amariah Park sales center and have relocated to Homesite #27 in Laureate Village.
Stop by for a tour and let us show you why GW Homes has been building Smarter Homes for Thoughtful People for more than 50 years, right here in Alachua County.
