
Stanley Martin Homes
DC-based builder brings production excellence to Country Club Estates.
Stanley Martin Homes
Stanley Martin knows what they're doing. They've been building in the DC market for decades, and they brought their operational playbook to Country Club Estates without the ego. No custom options — they've already made the right choices for you.
Eight floor plans across single and two-story designs: three, four, and five-bedroom layouts priced from the low $300s to the low $500s. The 40-foot lots start at the entry point; the 60-foot lots add a three-car garage and additional square footage. Both come with the same commitment to thoughtful details.
The kitchens don't cut corners. Quartz counters, 42-inch cabinets, stainless steel single-bowl sinks, and a wall that actually hides the side of your fridge so you're not stuck with a magnet-covered eyesore in your kitchen. Backsplashes, four shelves of pantry, garbage disposal buttons built into the counter, double-gang switches. Bathrooms have tile surrounds around the tubs. The Juniper model adds a dual vanity — one on each side of the bathroom so couples get their own space. Most builders skip this entirely. Carpet in the bedrooms; tile and LVP in the common areas.
Stanley Martin's two-story designs keep bedrooms upstairs where they belong: quiet, private, away from the living space. No master-on-main means your downstairs stays devoted to gathering — kitchen, dining, living room without the bedroom clutter. The switchback staircase is easier on knees and hips, and the laundry room on the upper level keeps that work out of your main living area. It's a northern sensibility applied to Florida living.
Three sides are sodded with St. Augustine grass fed by in-ground irrigation. Paver driveways come standard. HOA is $61 a month.
This is production building done right: consistent quality, reasonable pricing, and a builder confident enough in their process to skip the upsell carousel.

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