20734 Valprato Court — pond & preserve

Estate-series Oakmont II

The one buyers wait years for

Some homes check boxes. This one checks the ones buyers wait years for.

This late-build Estate-series Oakmont II is one of the most sought-after floor plans in Gran Paradiso, and one of the rarest. It was finished after the community was proven and the best homesites were spoken for. There are only so many of these. This is one of them.

It’s a great-room plan that is very large and very open, full of light, with spectacular views from every window. Step through the screened front entry and the story is in the details: crown molding throughout, tray ceilings in the living room and primary suite, and an open great room that lives for gathering. The kitchen centers on a new, enormous three-sided wrap-around wood-look island. That’s the upgrade that turns a good plan into a house to remember. Whole-house soft water and reverse osmosis at the kitchen and refrigerator are already in.

The popular split plan gives you room to live and room to host. The primary suite opens directly to the pool. The half bath doubles as a pool bath, so guests have easy pool access. A flexible den works as an office or a fourth bedroom. The three-car garage adds overhead storage and new high-end openers.

Beyond the glass: a custom heated pool and spa on an oversized 11,403-square-foot homesite, which offers 78 ft of pond frontage with preserve beyond for beauty and privacy. No staring into a neighbor’s lanai. Just water, greenery and quiet Florida nights. A generous covered lanai makes outdoor living routine. The clear-view cage makes the most of the setting, custom pavers and irrigated planters keep the poolscape finished year-round, and the pool equipment is new as of July 2026.

The landscaping is top-shelf: custom edging, stone beds, mature palms, multi-color cage lighting and landscape spotlights that make every evening glow. Hurricane shutters on the windows, plus electric hurricane curtains on the lanai and front entry, make lock-and-leave real.

Then there’s the address. This isn’t a starter story in Gran Paradiso. It’s the scarce late-build home with the hard work done, and the comfort and efficiency already in.