Highland Meadows is a phased master-planned single-residential community in Davenport, in northeast Polk County, off the US 27 corridor in the Central Florida attractions belt (multiple Central Florida real estate listing guides, 2026). It built out over many years across multiple phases, with listing guides describing development beginning in the mid 2000s and continuing through more recent phases; confirm the exact phase and vintage for any specific home.
Because it delivered in phases by more than one production builder, the homes vary by era and plan. Listing guides cite builders that have included Ryan Homes, Starlight or LGI Homes, and Highland Homes across different phases, with floor plans generally in a range of roughly three to six bedrooms and living areas spanning a wide band; confirm the exact builder, plan, square footage, and year built for any specific home.
The community is governed by a Community Development District, which means infrastructure was financed through a CDD with an assessment that appears on the annual tax bill, separate from and in addition to the HOA dues. There are related Highland Meadows district names in the area, so confirm which district and which HOA govern the exact address, and read the current CDD assessment and HOA budget before you buy.
The pitch is a value-priced Davenport address in the attractions corridor: the US 27 corridor, the Disney and Orlando parks, and Orlando-area employment are all within reach, with shopping and dining along US 27 close by. The work is the diligence: confirm the phase, the builder, the CDD plus HOA math, the amenities your dues actually fund, and the rental rules for the exact home.