Mattamy Homes
101 new-home communities tracked across 4 states, with the largest footprints in Florida, North Carolina, Arizona.
- 101communities
- 4states
- 155+ communities
Where Mattamy Homes builds
Community counts by state, from the new-home communities tracked on NewUSAHouses.com as of October 9, 2026. Each state opens that state's communities on NewUSAHouses.com.
Example communities
A sample from Mattamy Homes's largest states. See current plans, prices and availability on each community page.
- Gardenia ReserveApopka, Florida
- Meadowlark LandingApopka, Florida
- Alden Park T20Angier, North Carolina
- Powell T20Angier, North Carolina
- Tyler RanchBuckeye, Arizona
- Las Ventanas Rv CollectionGoodyear, Arizona
- Arbors at Legacy HillsCelina, Texas
- Creekside of CrowleyCrowley, Texas
All 101 Mattamy Homes communities on NewUSAHouses.com
Buying from a builder with 4-state reach
Large builders like Mattamy Homes typically offer a catalog of tested floor plans, quick move-in homes that are already under construction, and a design center where you choose finishes. Ask the community sales team which homes are available now, what's included in the base price, which options affect resale most, and how the warranty works after closing.
Builder incentives such as rate buydowns and closing-cost help often depend on using the builder's preferred lender, so compare those offers with an outside lender quote. If you're weighing Mattamy Homes against other builders in the same area, send us a request and we'll help you line up the options.
Before you sign anything
Verify any builder's license and standing with your state's contractor licensing board, and get the new-home warranty in writing, including what's covered in year one and what carries a longer structural term. A private inspection before closing, even on a brand-new build, can catch punch-list items the builder's own final walkthrough misses. If Mattamy Homes builds in more than one state, licensing rules, permit timelines and warranty terms can differ by state, so confirm the specifics for the community you're considering, not just the company as a whole.