Under Construction. Welcome to the Sequoia, a beautifully designed Zero Energy Ready single-family home by Beazer Homes located in the heart of Apopka, offering 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and 3,430 sq. ft. of thoughtfully planned living space on a .22-acre homesite with a 3-car garage. The main level features an open-concept living area, a modern kitchen with a large island, and a welcoming dining space ideal for both everyday living and entertaining, while the private primary suite offers dual walk-in closets and a spa-inspired bath with a separate tub and shower, complemented by spacious secondary bedrooms for family, guests, or flexible use. This home includes solar panels, helping reduce monthly energy costs while providing protection against rising utility rates, along with a 240V outlet pre-wired in the garage for Level 2 EV charging, no electrician needed, so you can conveniently charge your electric vehicle overnight at home. Breathe easier. This home includes a whole-home Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV) system with double-filtered fresh air intake, continuously exchanging stale indoor air for filtered outdoor air, creating a healthier indoor environment with reduced allergens, pollutants, and excess moisture. Built tighter, built smarter, this home also features thicker exterior framing, enhanced insulation packages, and advanced air sealing techniques that create a high-performance building envelope for more consistent temperatures, quieter interiors, and meaningfully lower heating and cooling costs. Energy efficiency isn’t just about the environment; it’s about your financial future, and this high-performance home is built to help lower your total cost of homeownership through reduced utility bills, durable materials, and quality construction. Ideally located in the desirable Acuera Estates community near Kelly Park, you’ll enjoy easy access to outdoor recreation while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Beazer Homes is proud to be America’s #1 Energy-Efficient homebuilder. Our FY25 average gross HERS score of 32 (38 excluding solar) was the lowest of the publicly reported scores among the top 30 U.S. homebuilders by volume identified by Builder Magazine’s Top 100 List (based on 2025 total closings).