The Cambridge
4 beds · 2.5 baths · 2,698 sq ft
Building New Homes Across Escambia County
Scott built a number of his early homes in downtown Pensacola before shifting his current work to Pace, about 25 minutes away, and he'll still build on a lot anywhere in Escambia County.
Scott built a number of his early homes in downtown Pensacola, in Escambia County, before shifting his current work north to Pace, in neighboring Santa Rosa County. That history is a big part of why Escambia County is still a core part of our service area today. Pace is about 25 minutes away, close enough that a job anywhere in Escambia County, from Cantonment to Ferry Pass to the coast, gets the same attention as one down the street from our office. If you own a lot anywhere in the county, we'll build on it.
Artist's concept, created with digital rendering tools including AI. Not to scale. Not a photograph of a built home, and may differ from the home as built.
- County
- Escambia County
- Drive from Pace
- Countywide, including Pensacola, Cantonment, Ferry Pass and Molino
Sources: Wikipedia, Escambia County, Florida; U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Escambia County, Florida.
What’s nearby
- Population near 333,800 in 2025, up about 12% since 2010
- Pensacola is the county seat and home to NAS Pensacola
- Served by Pensacola International Airport, a few miles northeast of downtown Pensacola
- Includes Cantonment, Ferry Pass, Ensley, Bellview, Myrtle Grove, Gonzalez, West Pensacola, Molino, Beulah, and Perdido Key
Plans we build in Escambia County
Our current builds are in Pace, a short drive away. Any of these plans goes on your lot here.
The Lunsford
3 beds · 2 baths · 2,163 sq ft
The McKenzie
4 beds · 2 baths · 2,349 sq ft
The Heritage
3 beds · 2.5 baths · 2,241 sq ft
The Del Monte
3 beds · 2 baths · 1,532 sq ft
The Tucker
3 beds · 2 baths · 1,587 sq ft
The Cameron
4 beds · 2 baths · 2,385 sq ft
The Ashley
3 beds · 2 baths · 2,079 sq ft
The Gadsden
3 beds · 2 baths · 1,528 sq ft
Building in Escambia County
Escambia County has about 333,800 residents as of 2025, up roughly 12% since 2010, with Pensacola as the county seat. Pensacola is also home to NAS Pensacola, the Navy's oldest air station, and to Pensacola International Airport, a few miles northeast of downtown. Scott built a number of his early homes in downtown Pensacola before moving his current work north to Pace, about 25 minutes away, and that history is part of why we still take on projects across Escambia County today.
Lots and land
Our current spec homes are in Pace, but we'll build on a lot you already own anywhere in Escambia County, from Cantonment and Ferry Pass to Ensley, Bellview, Myrtle Grove, and Gonzalez. Escambia County's permitting process differs from Santa Rosa County's in a few specific ways, and we handle that as a standard part of every build so it's factored into your estimate from the start. Contact Scott directly with an address or a parcel number to start that conversation.
Why buyers pick Escambia County
Buyers pick Escambia County for the job market around NAS Pensacola and the airport, and for neighborhoods that sit closer to downtown Pensacola than anything we currently build in Pace. Scott's own history building in downtown Pensacola means he knows these older neighborhoods and newer growth areas like Ferry Pass and Gonzalez firsthand, not just from a map. For buyers who want to stay inside the county rather than move out to Pace, that local knowledge is often the deciding factor.
Frequently asked questions
Do you build homes in Escambia County?
Yes. Scott built many of his early homes in downtown Pensacola, in Escambia County, and we'll build on a lot you own anywhere in the county today. Our current spec homes are in Pace, about 25 minutes away.
What's the county seat of Escambia County?
Pensacola, which is also home to NAS Pensacola and Pensacola International Airport.
Is Escambia County's permitting process different from Santa Rosa County's?
Yes, in a few specific ways. We handle that as a standard part of every build in Escambia County, so it's factored into your estimate from the start.
Talk to Scott about building in Escambia County
Tell him about your lot, or ask what’s available in Escambia County, and he’ll give you a straight answer before you commit to anything.