Parkland Place

Parkland Place is a new single-family community in Pace, an unincorporated, rapidly growing part of Santa Rosa County in the Pensacola metro, off the Berryhill Road corridor (32571). The land, roughly 315 to 319 acres, was assembled for a community planned at around 850 homes, so this is a large, multi-phase build-out rather than a small subdivision.

The builder is Adams Homes, a Gulf Breeze-based regional builder, offering detached single-family plans reported from roughly 1,425 to 3,105 square feet, three to five bedrooms, with two- and three-car garages. As of mid-2026 the community is in active, early-phase construction with a model home on Grayton Park Lane; expect a build-out spanning several years and several phases.

The distinctive feature is the Parkland Community Development District, a Chapter 190 special-purpose government established for the tract. A CDD funds infrastructure through an assessment that appears on the property tax bill, separate from any HOA dues. That is unusual in Northwest Florida, where most communities have no CDD, and it is the single most important cost item to confirm: the operating and maintenance assessment is set at public hearings, so verify the current and projected amount for a specific lot.

Pace itself is the draw for many buyers: an A-rated Santa Rosa County school district, easy US-90 and I-10 access toward Pensacola, and a wave of new retail and road capacity following the area's growth. The trade-off is that the daily fabric is suburban and car-dependent, and the community's own amenities arrive over the build-out, not all at once.