Sonoma at Tapestry Homes for Sale

About Sonoma at Tapestry Neighborhood

Sonoma at Tapestry is a gated single-family community within the larger Tapestry master-planned development, situated in Kissimmee's northern central corridor off West Carroll Street and Dyer Boulevard, just south of West Osceola Parkway. Developed by Park Square Homes between 2014 and 2018, the community contains 121 homesites and stands apart from its Tapestry-district neighbors by permitting short-term vacation rentals — a rare allowance in an otherwise primary-residence-oriented master plan.

The homes in Sonoma at Tapestry are among the largest in the entire Tapestry district, ranging from 1,848 to an impressive 6,404 square feet, with configurations spanning four to fifteen bedrooms and three to fifteen bathrooms. These expansive floor plans were purpose-designed to maximize rental income for investors while simultaneously appealing to large-family buyers seeking generous living spaces. Each home is situated on a generously sized lot that typically includes an oversized pool deck and private pool — a standard feature rather than an upgrade, reinforcing the community's resort identity.

The community is enclosed within its own gated perimeter and features a dedicated clubhouse, resort-style pool with cabanas, fitness center, playground, walking trails, conservation ponds, and wooded natural preserves. Shingle Creek Preserve borders portions of the community, providing a rare backdrop of natural Florida wetland beauty that contrasts beautifully with the community's polished amenity spaces. The 18 different floor plans available from Park Square Homes offer meaningful variety, with notable features including first-floor owner's suites, multiple principal suites, multiple living and gathering spaces, and ultra-premium finish packages suited for discerning vacation home guests.

Because of its short-term rental zoning, Sonoma at Tapestry attracts a diverse buyer pool: investors seeking high-yield vacation rentals, multi-generational families needing large homes, and primary residents who want resort-style living with maximum flexibility. The HOA's all-inclusive fee structure — which typically bundles lawn care, cable, internet, and valet trash pickup — makes the community particularly attractive for absentee investors or vacation homeowners who prefer a turnkey experience.

Sonoma at Tapestry Location & Connections

Sonoma at Tapestry is located in the northern central area of Kissimmee, accessible via Dyer Boulevard just south of the West Osceola Parkway. The community's entrance is on Sonoma Boulevard off West Carroll Street, in an area bordered by conservation ponds and Shingle Creek Preserve on its natural edges and by Dyer Boulevard and West Osceola Parkway along its road frontages. This position within the Tapestry district places Sonoma at Tapestry at one of Kissimmee's most strategically connected residential corridors.

The West Osceola Parkway provides rapid access westbound to Walt Disney World (approximately 15 minutes) and eastbound to the Florida Turnpike interchange, making the community an exceptional base for theme park visitors and guests. John Young Parkway is accessible via Dyer Boulevard, providing a direct north–south route to The Loop and onward to Orlando. The Kissimmee Gateway Airport (ISM) is approximately 2.5 miles to the east.

Sonoma at Tapestry Amenities & Lifestyle

Sonoma at Tapestry was engineered for a lifestyle that blends resort-level luxury with the authenticity of a genuine residential community. From the moment you pass through the community's gated entrance, the transition is immediate: lush landscaping, conservation ponds, and the natural backdrop of Shingle Creek Preserve frame a neighborhood that feels more like a boutique resort than a typical Central Florida subdivision. The community's 121 homes are spread generously across the site, offering real privacy between properties.

Whether residents are enjoying the clubhouse, relaxing by the zero-entry pool, walking the community's nature trails past the conservation ponds, or simply retreating to one of the community's expansive private pool decks, Kissimmee's full range of world-class entertainment, dining, shopping, and outdoor recreation is always within easy reach. The community's unique short-term rental zoning also means neighbors in Sonoma at Tapestry are accustomed to the energy of a community that blends permanent residents with visiting guests — creating a lively, resort-adjacent atmosphere year-round.

How Sonoma at Tapestry Compares

Sonoma at Tapestry occupies a truly unique niche in the Kissimmee market: it is the only community within the Tapestry master-planned district that allows short-term vacation rentals, combining the amenities of a guard-gated master plan with the income potential that resort communities typically offer. Buyers comparing Sonoma at Tapestry against other Tapestry-district neighborhoods or nearby resort communities will find a compelling middle ground between luxury resort living and established residential investment.

Compared to Kissimmee's other purpose-built vacation rental communities, Sonoma at Tapestry differentiates itself through the backing of the broader Tapestry district infrastructure, conservation-area surroundings, a Shingle Creek Preserve border, and the Park Square Homes build quality. The 121-home scale of the community also means it retains an intimate, boutique character that mega-resort communities with hundreds or thousands of units cannot offer.

Sonoma at Tapestry HOA & CDD Information

Sonoma at Tapestry has a mandatory Homeowners Association that oversees the gated community's security, amenities, and overall appearance standards. The HOA's scope at Sonoma at Tapestry is notably comprehensive compared to many communities: it typically bundles lawn care, cable television, high-speed internet, valet trash pickup, and common area maintenance into the HOA fee structure — a significant convenience for both primary residents and investor-owners managing vacation rental properties remotely.

Sonoma at Tapestry does not have a Community Development District (CDD) fee. For buyers comparing total cost of ownership against other Kissimmee communities, this means no CDD assessment is added to the property tax bill — though buyers should review current HOA fees carefully as they may reflect the all-inclusive service bundle. To learn more about how HOAs and CDDs work, see our guides: What's an HOA? and What's a CDD?

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