Grand Oaks Gainesville Homes for Sale | SW Gainesville, FL Real Estate

Welcome to Grand Oaks!

Grand Oaks is a Weseman Builders Community new construction neighborhood in the Southwest Gainesville area. These Craftsman-style homes by some of the most trusted names in local building feature designer selections, energy-efficient appliances and spacious floor plans.

Grand Oaks homeowners and friends will enjoy ample green space and access to a community pool with a covered pavilion. Markets West, a neighboring mixed use development on Tower Road, is set to include medical and office buildings, a preschool, retail shops, multifamily housing, a gas station and more.

Once finished, the neighborhood will have two entrances, one on Tower Road (SW 75th St) across from Oak Hall High School, and another off SW 24th Ave by the Portofino community. Currently, you can visit by using the Tower Road entrance.

Location

Just minutes from I-75, Grand Oaks is close to everything. You’re only a short drive to Celebration Pointe, Butler Plaza’s 150+ stores and restaurants, major regional employers Shands at UF Health and the University of Florida, and all that Downtown Gainesville has to offer.

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Grand Oaks Lots, Phase 1 & Phase 2

Contact Rabell Realty to Learn More

Interested in buying a home in Grand Oaks? Contact Kirsten Rabell at 352-213-6760 to find out which lots are still available.

The Weseman Family Story

Grand Oaks of Gainesville is a Weseman Family neighborhood represented by Rabell Realty Group. Gary Weseman, the father and developer of Grand Oaks, started Weseman Construction back in 1976. He graduated from Auburn University’s School of Architecture with a degree in Building Construction, but laid his foundation in Gator Country, where he has been building homes as a Certified General Contractor ever since.

When Gary’s two sons were young, they started working for their father in all aspects of the construction process, mainly focusing on framing, from floor to trusses. Michael Weseman, the younger of the two sons, went on to start his own business, Weseman Homes & Renovations.

Father and son joined forces to build out Newberry Oaks in neighboring Newberry, behind the Canterbury Equestrian Center, which is now known as the Alachua County Agriculture and Equestrian Center. Phase 1 broke ground in 2003. By 2019, all of their homes had been built in 9 total phases. What an amazing 16 years! Learn more about the Weseman Family and Grand Oaks.