Grand Isles sits on the north side of Lake Worth Road just west of SR-7 (441) and is organized across five villages connected by a shared system of lakes and preserves. The site plan below shows the community's villages, streets, lakes, preserve areas, entrances, and amenities, so you can see how the neighborhood fits together before touring homes in person. For available properties see Grand Isles homes for sale or browse Grand Isles homes for rent. HOA details, schools, and recent sales are covered in the Grand Isles community overview.
Reading the Grand Isles Site Plan
The map above shows how Grand Isles is organized, including village locations, streets, entrances, lakes, preserves, and shared amenities. Buyers use it to compare sections of the neighborhood and spot homesites with lake views, preserve views, corner lots, or cul-de-sac locations before narrowing down a search. Aerial imagery and property-specific details should still be checked to confirm exact lot orientation, since the site plan gives an overview rather than a lot-by-lot breakdown.
Villages and Lot Types on the Map
Carmel sits apart on the site plan with smaller, zero-lot-line homesites, while Harbor Cove, Emerald Bay, Emerald Pointe, and Sausalito wrap around the community's lakes and preserve areas with a wider mix of lakefront, preserve, corner, and cul-de-sac lots. Streets curve rather than follow a grid, which is why lot shapes and orientations vary so much even within the same village. Lakes and preserve areas cut through several sections of the community instead of sitting along a single edge, so water or green space views show up in more than one village rather than being limited to homes on the perimeter.
How the Entrances Connect on the Site Plan
The staffed, guard-gated main entrance ties into Grand Isles' central spine, the road that branches out to reach all five villages. A second, unmanned gate on the map is for residents only and offers a shorter route in and out for homes near that side of the community. Tracing the spine from either entrance on the map is the easiest way to gauge drive time to a specific village or to the clubhouse.
Grand Isles Site Plan FAQ
How can I tell if a homesite backs up to a lake or preserve from the site plan?
The map shows which lots border lakes and preserve areas, but aerial imagery and individual property details should be reviewed too, since the site plan gives a general layout rather than an exact view from each home.
Which Grand Isles villages border the community's lakes and preserves?
Harbor Cove, Emerald Bay, Emerald Pointe, and Sausalito all wrap around lakes and preserve areas, giving those villages the widest mix of waterfront and green space homesites. Carmel sits apart from the main lake system on its own section of the map.
Does the site plan show cul-de-sac and corner lots?
Yes. Because Grand Isles' streets curve instead of following a grid, the site plan makes it easy to spot cul-de-sac, corner, and interior lots throughout each village.
How do the two Grand Isles entrances connect to the neighborhood?
Both gates lead into the community's central spine road, which branches out to reach all five villages, so drive time to a specific village depends on which entrance is closer to it.
Can the site plan tell me the exact view or orientation of a specific home?
Not precisely. It's a helpful starting point for comparing sections of the community, but aerial imagery and property-specific details give a more accurate picture of an individual home's view and orientation.
Questions about Grand Isles?
Request a custom report or ask about available homes, off-market options, and recent comps.
