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Planning a move to Longwood or comparing new townhomes in Central Florida? These guides cover the questions buyers ask most often, from pricing and floor plans to SunRail commuting and the townhome-versus-single-family decision.

Use this page as a starting point. If you are early in the process, compare the community and floor plans first. If you are deciding between housing types, read the townhome-versus-single-family guide. If commuting is a priority, start with the SunRail guide and the Longwood neighborhood guide.

How to use these resources

Each guide is written for buyers comparing new homes in Longwood and the surrounding Central Florida area. The goal is to help you ask better questions before you tour: what is included, what the total monthly cost looks like, how the location fits your commute, and how a townhome compares with a single-family home.

Common questions

Where is CasaLuna Townhomes located?

CasaLuna is at 241 N Oak Street in Longwood, FL 32750, near Longwood’s historic downtown and the Longwood SunRail station.

How many homes are at CasaLuna?

CasaLuna is a 10-home community with three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhomes ranging from 1,835 to 1,862 square feet.

What is the starting price?

CasaLuna townhomes are currently priced from $445,000. Pricing and availability can change, so confirm current details with the sales team.

Longwood new-home checklist

Before you tour a new home in Longwood, make a short checklist: your budget including taxes and HOA costs, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms you need, whether a two-car garage is required, how much outdoor space you want, and how long you are willing to commute. Add the areas you visit most often, such as downtown Longwood, the SunRail, I-4, or Orlando. Then compare each home against the same list so the decision is based on your priorities rather than the order you tour.

How to compare new townhomes

Compare floor plan efficiency, not just square footage. Look at storage, closet space, the laundry location, and how the main living area works for your household. Ask what is included in the base price, what counts as an upgrade, and what the total monthly cost looks like. For new construction, confirm the completion schedule, warranty terms, HOA documents, and estimated taxes for the specific unit. If you are financing, compare the builder’s preferred lender with your own lender.

Longwood new home resources at CasaLuna

Start with the community

Buyer guides

Longwood living

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