Longwood, Florida is not a market with dozens of new-construction communities. That is part of its appeal. Buyers who want new construction without moving to the outer suburbs often find a small number of well-located projects instead of large master-planned subdivisions.
CasaLuna Townhomes is one of those projects: a boutique collection of 10 newly constructed townhomes at 241 N Oak Street in Longwood. This guide covers what to compare, what to ask, and how a new townhome fits into the broader Longwood market.
What to expect from a new townhome in Longwood
At CasaLuna, the homes are three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhomes ranging from 1,835 to 1,862 square feet, with two-car garages and open-concept living areas. Pricing currently starts at $445,000. Prices, availability, and included features can change, so confirm current details with the sales team before making a decision.
That size and layout puts CasaLuna in a specific category: larger than many starter townhomes, but smaller than a typical single-family home with a large yard. For buyers who want three bedrooms, a garage, and less exterior maintenance, that can be a practical middle ground.
Why location matters in Longwood
Longwood sits in Seminole County, north of Orlando, with access to Interstate 4 and the SunRail commuter line. The city is known for its historic downtown and established neighborhoods, and it offers a different pace from the fast-growing corridors farther out.
CasaLuna is located at 241 N Oak Street, near Longwood’s historic core. That puts the community close to everyday errands, local roads, and the Longwood SunRail station. For buyers who commute to Orlando or want a more central Seminole County location, that access is a meaningful part of the value.
Learn more about the CasaLuna Townhomes community and its location.
What to compare before you tour
A new townhome is more than a floor plan. Before you tour any community in Longwood, compare these items side by side:
- Floor plan efficiency. Look at how the square footage is used: storage, closet space, pantry, laundry location, and whether the main living area feels open or compartmentalized.
- Garage and parking. A two-car garage is a major differentiator in townhome communities. Confirm garage size, driveway space, and guest parking.
- Outdoor space. Ask what outdoor area is included, how it is maintained, and whether there is room for seating, pets, or entertaining.
- Ownership costs. Request the current HOA budget, rules, reserves, and what the fee covers. Ask how taxes are estimated for the specific unit.
- Completion timing. For new construction, ask what is complete, what is under construction, and what the expected delivery process looks like.
- Warranty and service. Ask what warranty is included and who handles service requests after closing.
- Financing. Ask whether the builder has preferred lenders or incentives, and compare that with your own lender.
- Resale positioning. Consider how the home will compare with nearby resale townhomes in five or ten years.
If a builder cannot answer these questions clearly, that is useful information. A good sales process should make the numbers and the process easier to understand, not harder.
CasaLuna at a glance
- Community: 10 newly constructed townhomes
- Location: 241 N Oak Street, Longwood, FL 32750
- Layout: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
- Size: 1,835 to 1,862 square feet
- Garage: 2-car attached garage
- Price: From $445,000, subject to change
- Nearby: Historic downtown Longwood, SunRail, I-4, Orlando
You can review available CasaLuna homes, compare floor plans, or schedule a visit to the CasaLuna.
A practical tour checklist
When you visit, bring a notebook and ask for specifics. Measure the garage if parking is important to you. Open every closet and cabinet. Walk the route to the rooms you use most. Ask what is included in the base price and what is an upgrade. Ask for the HOA documents and a sample closing timeline. Then compare the total monthly cost, not just the list price.
Frequently asked questions
Are there new townhomes in Longwood, FL?
Yes. CasaLuna Townhomes is a 10-home community at 241 N Oak Street in Longwood. Availability changes as homes are completed and sold, so check the current inventory.
How much do new townhomes in Longwood cost?
CasaLuna pricing currently starts at $445,000. New-construction pricing depends on the specific unit, finishes, and upgrades. Confirm current pricing with the sales team.
Are CasaLuna townhomes near the SunRail?
CasaLuna is located near Longwood’s historic downtown and the Longwood SunRail station. For schedule, fares, and station details, check SunRail directly.
Ready to compare CasaLuna with other Longwood options? Contact WhiteWater Homes to schedule a tour or ask for current availability.
