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Lakefront Estates · Parcel explorer

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Explore the land, follow the records, and see where each property fits. Select a parcel to open its details.

Boundaries: Jul 9, 2026
Permit observations: Nov 1, 2026 · Listings: Oct 7, 2026
Developer inventory: Oct 11, 2026

Aerial view of the Lakefront Estates development and surrounding land.

258 numbered lots · 49 other parcels

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Choose a street to find it on the map, or zoom in for more names. Street names, Phase 1 & the wine connection →

Gold: Lakefront’s recorded plat, including future-development tracts. Blue dashed: Phase 1A assessment area. Fine gray dashed: approximate planning phases 1–4. Boundary sources.

Permit inspection histories retain their October 8 capture date; CO and parcel observations were reviewed November 1. Property status highlights recorded closings alongside permit milestones. A closed sale does not establish occupancy approval. Tax-map boundaries are not a survey. Colors reflect dated records and developer observations, not live construction progress or availability. The illustrated plan shows proposed features; it does not establish what is built. A blank record does not mean a property is available.

Imagery: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community. Capture date not established. Map sources & dates ↓

Browse parcels as a list 307 parcel records

What the colors tell you.#

Developer inventory & illustrated plan: Lakefront Estates’ interactive map Opens a leaving notice in a new tab. . Inventory observed Oct 11, 2026; plan observed Oct 11, 2026. The developer’s prices, availability, home models, living areas and elevations are separate from county permits and recorded deeds. Some source cards show a “Sold” banner and an “Under Contract” flag together; those appear here as under contract. “Not in developer inventory” does not mean available. Developer lot numbers and phase labels may differ from recorded lot numbers and assessment boundaries.

The illustrated view includes developer-drawn lots, buildings, water areas, paths and amenities. These are planning illustrations, not confirmation of completed facilities, public access or approved boundaries. The developer phase overlay can be compared with the separate recorded and historical boundaries in Map layers. Only county parcels open the property-record panel; background plan lots do not establish additional legal parcels or a home count.

Lakefront boundary: the approximately 524.995-acre extent of the Phase 1 plat recorded June 3, 2026, including Tracts 1 and 2 reserved for future development. Phase 1A: the 132.530-acre assessment area in the March 14, 2025 sketch, included on PDF pages 14–19 of the CDD’s October 22, 2025 meeting book Opens a leaving notice in a new tab. . Outlines are illustrative reconstructions of the survey calls and may differ slightly from tax-map alignment. They do not mark completed construction or the CDD’s jurisdiction.

Planning phases 1–4: approximate areas from the conceptual master plan in Ordinance 2024-07, PDF pages 35–38, recorded November 4, 2025. The exhibit drawings are dated February 10, 2022. Phase 2 includes a separate canal-side area. These planning phases are distinct from the recorded Phase 1 plat and the Phase 1A assessment area. The fine dashed lines show the older conceptual layout; later surveys and approved revisions may differ. They do not indicate current construction progress.

Property status highlights parcels with a recorded deed as “Closed · recorded deed”; other parcels show their documented permit milestone. A closing does not establish completed construction or occupancy approval. Select “Permit record” to compare permit milestones for every parcel, including closed properties.

Permit record shows the strongest documented residential permit milestone. “CO documented” requires a certificate-of-occupancy record. “Permit completed” refers to the county’s completion field; it is not itself a certificate of occupancy. An issued permit does not establish the current construction stage.

Listing & deed record shows the dated listing observation or a recorded closing in the site’s deed ledger. Under contract and conflicting feeds remain separate from a recorded closing. Unmatched parcels are marked “Status unknown.” Browse listings · Closing ledger

Records are matched by parcel identifier, reviewed block and lot, or consistent block-and-lot descriptions in permit attachment titles. The detail panel shows the match basis. Broad parent-parcel records and ambiguous lot references are not assigned to individual homes.

The map shows 307 tax parcels, including residential lots and common tracts. A parcel count is not a count of homes.

Street labels: Glades County 2025 road reference and centerlines Opens a leaving notice in a new tab. , retrieved Oct 11, 2026. 54 named roads intersect the aerial view, including surrounding streets. Some road names retain source abbreviations. Subdivision name expansions were checked against the county plat. The reference layer may include planned streets; a label does not establish a completed road or public access.

Parcel boundaries: Glades parcel layer, dated July 9, 2026 Opens a leaving notice in a new tab. . Dataset details and limitations Opens a leaving notice in a new tab. . Aerial backdrop: Esri World Imagery Opens a leaving notice in a new tab. . Downloaded Oct 11, 2026; imagery capture date is not established. The imagery and property records may describe different dates.

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Lakefront Okeechobee Report. “Interactive parcel map.” https://lakefrontokeechobee.com/parcel-map/

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