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Reunion Resort buyer guide

McNally Construction Group at Reunion Resort

Explore custom design, McNally’s building process and ownership considerations for a primary or second home in Reunion Resort, Kissimmee.

A custom builder with documented Reunion experience

McNally Construction Group’s custom-home project on Wynstone Way offers buyers a starting point for exploring its work within Reunion Resort. McNally describes its business as custom design-build, with services spanning new homes, renovations and additions. It also reports more than 400 custom projects across Greater Orlando over the preceding 30 years, experience across the wider region, not a Reunion-only total. Its ability to adapt existing plans gives buyers another way to approach a personalized design, alongside developing ideas around their own preferences.

Shaping a home around your priorities

McNally’s published approach centers on adapting the design and coordinating the people involved.

  • Plans adapted to your lot

    McNally says existing plans can be modified for lot dimensions and personal preferences, giving buyers a starting point rather than a fixed model collection.

  • Architectural collaboration

    The company describes working with an architect and artisans, bringing different skills to the task of translating your ideas into a personalized home.

  • Interior-design input

    Its in-house interior designer contributes to preliminary selections, helping you consider interior choices alongside the overall design rather than only at the

  • Landscape planning and family oversight

    McNally describes a team that includes a landscape architect, with a family member overseeing each phase—useful context when discussing indoor and outdoor plans

Building with McNally: from vision to completion

The company describes these stages for building with McNally, from the first conversation through construction and continued support.

  1. Discuss your vision

    The initial consultation focuses on your vision for the home. Use that conversation to explain how you plan to live, gather and entertain, and which spaces matter most for everyday use or time spent at a second home.

  2. Develop the concept

    McNally describes concept drawings informed by the location and budget, with input from its in-house designer. This stage connects your ideas to the setting and gives you an early opportunity to discuss the direction of the home before detailed selections.

  3. Review selections and renderings

    The design stage includes preliminary selections, presentations and 3D renderings. These materials give buyers ways to understand the proposed spaces and discuss how interior choices work together, while keeping the intended use of each room central to the conversation.

  4. Consider the customized proposal

    The company then describes a customized proposal covering preliminary plans, timeframes and costs. Review these elements together so that the proposed scope reflects your priorities, and use the discussion to clarify what the proposal includes for your particular project.

  5. Prepare the site and build

    McNally’s published construction process includes estimates, permits, soil tests and surveys, followed by site clearing, foundations and subsequent building work. The company also describes weekly meetings to address selections and progress, keeping buyer decisions part of the construction conversation.

  6. Finish, inspect and plan follow-up

    The final stages move through finishing and final inspection. McNally also describes continued support after completion. As you approach handover, ask how that support will work for your home and who will be your point of contact for follow-up questions.

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Design ideas from the Wynstone Way project

McNally’s Wynstone Way construction updates illustrate how a Reunion home can bring several kinds of recreation and entertaining together. The project includes a custom pool and spa, covered outdoor living and an outdoor kitchen, alongside a golf-simulator lounge and themed interiors. A main kitchen with a separate preparation area offers another useful discussion point for buyers who enjoy hosting: how should cooking, preparation and gathering spaces relate? For family use, the combination also raises questions about balancing shared entertainment with everyday comfort. These are choices documented for one project, not standard inclusions. Use them as prompts for your own priorities, particularly the relationship between indoor rooms and outdoor living.

Wynstone Way Custom home project

The Reunion lifestyle beyond your front door

Reunion Resort in Kissimmee gives buyers a recreational setting to consider alongside the design of the home itself. The community has three golf courses designed by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus, plus a five-acre water park, tennis, pickleball, mini golf and on-site dining. For a primary-home buyer, those facilities may shape leisure routines; for a second-home owner, they can help define how time at Reunion is spent with family and friends. Think about which activities you would actually use when weighing your home’s private recreation spaces. Amenity use remains subject to applicable membership and admission arrangements, rather than being automatically included with ownership.

Explore custom homes in Reunion Resort

Considering McNally for your new home? Start with how you want to use the property, then discuss your lot, layout and design priorities with the builder. Our guide to custom homes in Reunion Resort provides a broader starting point as you plan your next steps.

Gaby Sadler, Property Specialist

Gaby Sadler

Property Specialist, Serhant

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Explore your next home in Reunion Resort

Start your Reunion property search with a clear picture of how you want to live: the rooms you use every day, the outdoor spaces you value and the recreation that matters most. McNally’s documented work and published process offer useful reference points for those decisions, whether you are considering a primary residence or a second home. For broader builder context, explore our Reunion Resort preferred-builders guide, then bring those priorities to your search for homes for sale.

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