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PulteGroup Is Building 299 Homes Next to the Rising Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital — Meet The Enclave at King Lake

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PulteGroup Is Building 299 Homes Next to the Rising Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital — Meet The Enclave at King Lake

WESLEY CHAPEL, FL — One of America's largest homebuilders is planting its flag right next to Wesley Chapel's most anticipated healthcare facility. National homebuilder PulteGroup has finalized the purchase of a 136-acre property along Kenton Road and to the south of Elam Road, which will become its latest community: The Enclave at King Lake.


The timing is no coincidence. Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital recently began construction on a new 114-acre campus less than a mile from The Enclave at King Lake, a project expected to create more than 300 new jobs. The hospital completed its structural topping out on May 8, 2026, and is on track to open in 2027 — bringing one of the most respected pediatric healthcare names in the world to Wesley Chapel's eastern edge.


What's Being Built

The Enclave at King Lake will offer a mix of 192 townhomes and 107 single-family homes — 299 residences total across 136 acres. PulteGroup declined to disclose the purchase price for the property. The land was previously owned by King Lake Partners Owner LP, linked to a Greenville, South Carolina-based real estate company called Long Key Development, which had purchased the parcel of pasture land in 2022 for $17.8 million.


About PulteGroup

PulteGroup has operations in more than 40 markets nationwide. It posted more than $17 billion in revenue in 2025 and closed on nearly 30,000 homes. The PulteGroup brand portfolio includes Pulte Homes, Centex, Del Webb, DiVosta Homes and John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods. The Enclave at King Lake will fall under the Pulte Homes brand — built for the move-up buyer who wants more space and a premium neighborhood experience.


Why This Location

The Kenton Road corridor sits within Wesley Chapel's Connected City framework — one of the most intentionally planned growth zones in all of Pasco County, designed around high-speed fiber infrastructure, walkable design, and mixed-use development. With Johns Hopkins next door and the broader SR-56 corridor continuing to attract hospitals, retailers, and employers, The Enclave at King Lake is positioned at the intersection of Wesley Chapel's healthcare and residential growth stories.


📍 Kenton Road & Elam Road, Wesley Chapel, FL — Connected City corridor

📅 Development filing confirmed

🌐 pultegroup.com for community updates as sales launch approaches

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