Local Expertise
A Guide to Orlando’s Neighborhoods
Every neighborhood in Central Florida has its own character. Here’s what to expect from the areas we know best.
$975K median list price
Winter Park
Brick streets, live oaks, and Park Avenue charm
Anchored by Rollins College and the boutiques of Park Avenue, Winter Park pairs historic character with some of Central Florida's most established tree canopy. Chain of Lakes boat tours, museum-quality galleries, and a walkable downtown make this one of the region's most enduring addresses.
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$1.4M median list price
Lake Nona
Master-planned innovation on the southeast corridor
Lake Nona has become synonymous with new-construction design, drawing residents to its medical city, USTA National Campus, and a steady pipeline of architect-forward homes. Golf cart paths, town-center dining, and lakeside trails define day-to-day life here.
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$1.6M median list price
Dr. Phillips
Golf-course estates minutes from Restaurant Row
Framed by Bay Hill and the Butler Chain of Lakes, Dr. Phillips delivers privacy and scale without sacrificing proximity to Orlando's dining and business core. Expect mature landscaping, larger lots, and a concentration of custom-built estates.
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$2.1M median list price
Windermere
Private, gated, and built around the water
Windermere's identity is the Butler Chain of Lakes — protected, spring-fed, and lined with estate lots. Gated communities, deep setbacks, and boat-dock lifestyles have long made this Central Florida's quiet address for scale and privacy.
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$875K median list price
Baldwin Park
New-urbanist village living around Blue Jacket Park
Built on the footprint of the former Orlando Naval Training Center, Baldwin Park set the standard for walkable, front-porch neighborhood design in Central Florida. A village center, lakefront trails, and top-rated schools keep it in constant demand.
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$625K median list price
Thornton Park / Downtown
Skyline living steps from Lake Eola
For buyers who want their address to be the city itself, Thornton Park offers brick-lined streets, a walk score few Orlando neighborhoods can match, and high-rise residences overlooking Lake Eola and the downtown skyline.
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$525K median list price
College Park
Bungalow streets and an established, tight-knit core
College Park's tree-lined streets of Spanish Revival and bungalow-era homes sit minutes from Downtown Orlando, Dubsdread Golf Course, and Edgewater Drive's independent shops and cafes — a favorite for buyers who want character over scale.
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