Oakhaven Walk is a single-family home community in Gainesville, Florida, built in 2026 by Maronda Homes. It currently has 9 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $402,122.22. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 9 new construction homes for sale. The homes range in size from 1,737 ft2 to 2,802 ft2. The HOA fee is $95 per month. It is located in Alachua County.

Nearby dining options feature standout establishments such as Dragonfly Sushi & Sake for inventive Japanese rolls, Satchel's Pizza known for its wood-fired pies with fresh toppings, The Top offering eclectic American dishes like gourmet burgers, Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille specializing in Cajun-inspired seafood platters, Amrit Palace delivering authentic Indian curries, and Mark's Prime Steakhouse providing aged cuts with precise grilling techniques.

Within a 15-mile radius, activities include observing exotic butterflies and insects at the Butterfly Rainforest exhibit, hiking trails at Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park to spot wild horses and bison, climbing canopies at local adventure parks, attending college football games at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium during season, and participating in escape room challenges at venues like Escapology. Exploration opportunities encompass touring wildlife sanctuaries at Carson Springs for close encounters with rescued animals, descending into the sinkhole at Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park to examine geological layers, viewing contemporary collections at the Harn Museum of Art, examining fossils and ecosystems at the Florida Museum of Natural History, and birdwatching at Sweetwater Wetlands Park amid restored marshes.

Essential health services in proximity encompass comprehensive facilities at UF Health Shands Hospital for emergency and specialty care, North Florida Hospital handling surgical and cardiac needs, and the Malcom Randall VA Medical Center supporting veterans with dedicated treatments, plus behavioral health support through Meridian Healthcare for counseling and crisis intervention.

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