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Hammock Trace Preserve

A subdivision of Melbourne.

Total Homes : 181

Gated : No

Club Membership : No

No-Fee Community : No

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Discover the Lifestyle of Hammock Trace Preserve Homes

Hammock Trace Preserve is an established residential subdivision in Melbourne, Florida, with approximately 181 homes. Located in the 32904 area near John Rodes Boulevard, the community offers a convenient residential setting close to shopping, dining, parks, recreation, and major roads connecting Melbourne and surrounding communities.

The neighborhood was developed in multiple phases and is primarily made up of single-family homes. Its relatively recent development compared with many established Melbourne subdivisions gives Hammock Trace Preserve a more contemporary residential character, while individual homes can vary in architectural details, updates, landscaping, and property features.

About Hammock Trace Preserve

Hammock Trace Preserve is a subdivision of Melbourne with two recorded phases. The community is located along Aria Drive and Palladian Way, with additional residential streets including Masira Court. Its position near John Rodes Boulevard provides access to Eau Gallie Boulevard, Ellis Road, and other major routes through the Melbourne area.

Homes in Hammock Trace Preserve were developed primarily during the late 2000s and early 2010s. The neighborhood features concrete-block construction and a mix of one- and two-story residences, giving the community a relatively consistent architectural character while still allowing individual properties to differ through renovations and landscaping.

History of Hammock Trace Preserve

Hammock Trace Preserve was developed in phases beginning in the late 2000s as residential growth continued in the western Melbourne area. The recorded community includes Hammock Trace Preserve Phase 1 and Phase 2, with most construction taking place between approximately 2008 and 2014.

The subdivision has matured as individual homeowners have maintained and improved their properties. Its newer construction and planned residential layout distinguish it from some of Melbourne’s older neighborhoods.

Amenities

Hammock Trace Preserve is primarily a residential community with shared recreational features and convenient access to nearby public amenities.

  • Established residential streets
  • Approximately 181 homes
  • Primarily single-family residences
  • Community swimming pool
  • Pool cabana
  • Sidewalks throughout the neighborhood
  • Convenient access to John Rodes Boulevard
  • Nearby Eau Gallie Boulevard and Ellis Road
  • Shopping and dining in the surrounding Melbourne area
  • Access to nearby parks and public recreation
  • Individual homes may include private outdoor improvements, garages, screened areas, landscaping, or other property-specific features

Community amenities are separate from features belonging to individual homes. Property-specific pools, patios, landscaping, and other improvements are not shared Hammock Trace Preserve amenities.

Key Details

  • Community type: Residential subdivision
  • Property types: Primarily single-family homes
  • Total homes: Approximately 181
  • Recorded phases: Hammock Trace Preserve Phase 1 and Phase 2
  • Parent community: None; Hammock Trace Preserve is a subdivision of Melbourne
  • Location: Melbourne, Florida
  • ZIP area: 32904
  • Primary streets: Aria Drive, Palladian Way, and Masira Court
  • Major roads: John Rodes Boulevard, Eau Gallie Boulevard, and Ellis Road
  • Association: Hammock Trace Preserve Homeowners Association
  • Community fees: Association fees apply; verify current fees and requirements for the specific property
  • Club membership: No private club membership is required

Nearby Communities

Wyndham Lake Estates is an established Melbourne subdivision with approximately 22 homes. Its smaller scale provides a different residential setting for buyers comparing communities in the broader Melbourne area.

Woodshire Preserve is a larger established Melbourne subdivision with approximately 165 homes. It offers another residential option for buyers comparing community size, property styles, and locations throughout Melbourne.

Woodland Oaks is a smaller Melbourne subdivision with approximately 24 homes. Its established residential character provides another comparison for buyers considering homes in the surrounding area.

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Explore available homes in Hammock Trace Preserve and compare current listings, property features, association information, and nearby Melbourne communities with Echo Fine Properties. For a specific property, review the current listing and association documents to confirm fees, restrictions, maintenance responsibilities, and other property-specific details.

Hammock Trace Preserve Homes for Sale FAQs

Where is Hammock Trace Preserve located?

Hammock Trace Preserve is located in Melbourne, Florida, in the 32904 area near John Rodes Boulevard. The community is also convenient to Eau Gallie Boulevard and Ellis Road, providing connections to shopping, dining, recreation, and other parts of Melbourne. Exact travel times vary depending on the location of the individual home.

How many homes are in Hammock Trace Preserve?

Hammock Trace Preserve has approximately 181 homes across two recorded phases. The neighborhood was developed primarily between the late 2000s and early 2010s. Its relatively recent construction gives the community a different housing character from many of Melbourne’s older subdivisions.

What type of homes are in Hammock Trace Preserve?

Hammock Trace Preserve is primarily a single-family residential community. Homes were constructed in a variety of one- and two-story designs, with individual properties differing in updates, landscaping, outdoor features, and interior finishes. Buyers should evaluate each available residence based on its current condition and features.

Does Hammock Trace Preserve have an HOA?

Yes. Hammock Trace Preserve has a homeowners association, and association fees apply. Current dues, rules, maintenance responsibilities, and other requirements should be confirmed through the documents for the specific property because association terms can change.

What amenities are available in Hammock Trace Preserve?

The community includes a swimming pool, pool cabana, and sidewalks. Residents also have access to nearby shopping, dining, parks, and recreation throughout the Melbourne area. Features such as private pools or screened outdoor areas at individual homes are separate from the community’s shared amenities.

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