Big Sky Homes for Sale

About Big Sky Neighborhood

Big Sky is a newer residential community in southeast Kissimmee, centered on August Gray Drive just north of US Highway 192 in the 34772 ZIP code — a corridor that sits on the Kissimmee/St. Cloud border and has emerged as one of Osceola County's most active new-construction zones. The community was built by Taylor Morrison Homes, with the adjacent Seasons at Big Sky delivered by Richmond American Homes, creating a contiguous neighborhood of complementary new homes that together offer buyers a variety of floor plans, price points, and product types ranging from townhomes to single-family detached homes.

Taylor Morrison's single-family homes at Big Sky were constructed primarily between 2023 and 2024 under the Canvas by Taylor Morrison® program, which delivers professionally designer-curated finishes — countertops, tile, cabinets, and flooring — selected by in-house designers to ensure color palettes and materials work cohesively throughout each home. This approach eliminates the decision fatigue of traditional option selections while delivering homes with a finished-design quality that appeals to buyers who want move-in ready homes with current aesthetics. Floor plans range from approximately 1,504 to 2,669 square feet, with configurations offering 3 to 6 bedrooms, 2 to 4.5 bathrooms, and 2- to 3-car garages across single-story and two-story layouts.

The adjacent Seasons at Big Sky by Richmond American Homes, built between 2023 and 2025, rounds out the neighborhood with single-family homes and townhomes ranging from approximately 1,700 to 3,000+ square feet. The overall Big Sky area sits adjacent to the Fish Lake Planned Development and near the Fish Lake natural area, giving portions of the community water views and natural-edge appeal that is rare in a recently platted new-construction subdivision. The NeoCity technology district — one of Osceola County's most significant emerging employment centers — is approximately 4 miles northwest, and Neptune Middle School is within the immediate neighborhood area.

Big Sky is a non-gated community, keeping HOA costs lower than gated alternatives while still providing resort-style shared amenities. The Taylor Morrison section of Big Sky has been reported as sold out as of late 2024/early 2025, meaning resale activity defines much of the current market within those streets — though Seasons at Big Sky by Richmond American continued active sales into 2025.

Big Sky Location & Connections

Big Sky occupies a strategic location in the 34772 ZIP code, positioned just north of US Highway 192 near the Kissimmee–St. Cloud city boundary, with Simmons Road and Sharp Road framing its immediate neighborhood context. The community's access via Partin Settlement Road connects directly to US 192, which serves as the primary east–west artery giving residents quick access to both the Florida Turnpike interchange to the northwest and the St. Cloud Commons retail corridor to the east. The Turnpike's Exit 244 is the key gateway, providing fast northward connections to Orlando International Airport, Lake Nona, and downtown Orlando without navigating urban surface street congestion.

The NeoCity technology district — Osceola County's emerging semiconductor and defense technology employment hub — is approximately 4 miles northwest of Big Sky, making the community particularly well-positioned for professionals working in that growing corridor. Neptune Middle School's proximity within the neighborhood area reinforces Big Sky's appeal for school-age families in the 34772 zone. Fish Lake sits adjacent to the community's planned development area, with the Fish Lake Canal corridor providing a natural east-side boundary that contributes to the community's open landscape character.

Big Sky Amenities & Lifestyle

Big Sky delivers a lifestyle centered on the conveniences of new-construction living with a community-amenity framework designed for families and active households. The combination of Taylor Morrison and Richmond American homes in the same corridor means the shared neighborhood fabric is entirely contemporarily built, with uniform construction standards, energy-efficient systems, and modern open-concept interiors that newer buyers specifically seek. The resort-style community pool, sports courts, playgrounds, and trail connections give residents structured recreation options without leaving the neighborhood.

Beyond the community's gates, Big Sky's location in southeast Kissimmee offers excellent access to both Kissimmee's established entertainment and cultural infrastructure and St. Cloud's smaller-city amenity base. The Florida Turnpike and US 192 together form a powerful two-corridor access framework, placing residents close to theme parks, the Lake Nona Medical City employment cluster, and all of Central Florida's major destinations.

How Big Sky Compares

Big Sky sits in an interesting position in the 34772 market: it offers new construction at a price point below some of Kissimmee's larger master-planned communities, with a combined Taylor Morrison and Richmond American product mix that gives buyers genuine builder choice within the same neighborhood. The community's no-CDD structure keeps total ownership costs lower than comparable new-construction alternatives in Osceola County that carry development district assessments on top of HOA fees.

Big Sky HOA & CDD Information

Big Sky has a mandatory Homeowners Association that governs common areas, shared amenities, and architectural standards for the community. The Taylor Morrison section and the Richmond American Seasons at Big Sky section operate under separate HOA structures — buyers should clarify which HOA governs the specific home they are purchasing. Seasons at Big Sky is managed by Prime Community Management. Big Sky does not have a Community Development District (CDD), meaning no CDD assessments appear on property tax bills — a meaningful cost savings compared to many Osceola County new-construction communities that carry CDD fees of $1,500 to $3,000+ annually.

The HOA's primary responsibilities include maintaining the resort-style pool and cabana, sports courts, playgrounds, play fields, and trails, as well as overseeing landscaping within common areas and enforcing architectural guidelines. For the most current HOA fee and management contact information, please contact us directly.

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