Blackstone Landing Homes for Sale

About Blackstone Landing Neighborhood

Blackstone Landing occupies a generous footprint on the western side of South Poinciana Boulevard in southwest Kissimmee, stretching nearly one-and-a-quarter miles westward from its main entrance. Developed by Maronda Homes — a regional production builder known for delivering solid, value-oriented floor plans — the community was built in phases from 2004 through 2012. The result is a mature, tree-lined neighborhood of approximately 150 single-family homes that has fully aged into its landscaping and settled into a stable residential character.

Homes in Blackstone Landing are exclusively single-family detached residences — no townhomes or condominiums exist within the community. Floor plans range from compact three-bedroom layouts around 1,200 square feet to spacious five-bedroom homes exceeding 3,000 square feet, giving buyers a wide selection of options at accessible Osceola County price points. The majority of homes feature two-car garages, open living areas, and split-bedroom designs that were hallmarks of Maronda's production during this era. Many properties along the interior streets enjoy direct views of the community's eight large retention ponds, which serve double duty as stormwater management and scenic water features.

The neighborhood's position just north of Poinciana High School makes it especially attractive to families with high school students who want a walkable commute to campus. Blackstone Landing sits within the Reedy Creek Elementary, Horizon Middle, and Poinciana High school zones in the Osceola County School District, keeping all three school levels within a convenient drive. The community's Pleasant Hill Road corridor location also places daily essentials — grocery, medical, dining — within minutes at Pleasant Hill Commons Shopping Center and nearby retail.

Blackstone Landing Location & Connections

Blackstone Landing is located in southwest Kissimmee along the Pleasant Hill Road corridor, one of Osceola County's key residential growth areas between the established Buenaventura Lakes community to the northeast and the Poinciana corridor to the south. The community's main entrance is on the western side of South Poinciana Boulevard, placing residents within a short drive of Pleasant Hill Road's retail and service clusters. From here, US 17-92 (John Young Parkway) runs north toward The Loop shopping center and central Kissimmee, while South Poinciana Boulevard provides a direct route southward into the broader Poinciana area.

Blackstone Landing Amenities & Lifestyle

Life in Blackstone Landing centers on the kind of quiet, residential comfort that families and working professionals in southwest Kissimmee appreciate — spacious single-family homes on generous lots with pond views, all within a short drive of everyday necessities along the Pleasant Hill Road corridor. The neighborhood's eight large retention ponds create an open, park-like atmosphere that distinguishes it from more densely developed communities in the area. While Blackstone Landing itself is a residential-focused community without a clubhouse or pool complex, its location provides easy access to the broader Kissimmee amenity network.

The proximity to Poinciana High School is a genuine lifestyle advantage — families with high school students can walk or bike to campus, while younger children are zoned for Reedy Creek Elementary and Horizon Middle School within the Osceola County School District. Daily errands are handled at Pleasant Hill Commons Shopping Center, anchored by a Publix grocery store, just a few minutes north on Pleasant Hill Road.

How Blackstone Landing Compares

Blackstone Landing occupies a sweet spot in the southwest Kissimmee market — mature Maronda-built homes with no CDD fee, pond views, and walkable high school access, all at price points below what newer master-planned communities charge. Here's how it stacks up against two nearby alternatives:

Blackstone Landing HOA & CDD Information

Blackstone Landing has a mandatory homeowners association that oversees community standards, common-area maintenance, and pond-area landscaping. The HOA helps maintain the neighborhood's attractive appearance and preserve property values throughout the community. Importantly, Blackstone Landing does not have a Community Development District (CDD) fee — a meaningful financial advantage compared to many newer communities in the Kissimmee area that carry CDD assessments of $2,000–$5,000 or more annually on top of HOA dues.

The absence of a CDD means lower total monthly housing costs for homeowners, making Blackstone Landing particularly attractive to budget-conscious buyers and families who want to maximize their purchasing power. For detailed information on how CDDs work and what they mean financially, visit our guide to understanding CDD fees.

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