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Lake Nona Homes for Sale — Orlando, Florida

What's on this page
  • Lake Nona vs. the Lake Nona Area
  • Where It Is & How Long Everything Takes
  • 44 Neighborhoods
  • Search Homes by Type
  • What's Actually Here
  • Lake Nona in 30 Seconds
  • Schools
  • The Honest Version: Pros & Cons
  • Selling? Read This First
  • Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Summary: The Lake Nona Area

Lake Nona sits in the southeast corner of Orlando, in Orange County. At its core is a master-planned community of about 17 square miles — but the wider Lake Nona area is bigger than that, taking in 44 neighborhoods across two ZIP codes on both sides of Narcoossee Road. It holds Medical City, the USTA National Campus and Lake Nona Town Center. Orlando International Airport is under 10 minutes away; downtown Orlando is about 25.

One thing trips up nearly every buyer: "Lake Nona" is a trademarked name covering one developer's master plan west of Narcoossee Road. The neighborhoods east of Narcoossee were built by other people. They share the schools, the shopping and the traffic. This site covers both, because in practice you will live in both.

  • 44 Neighborhoods
  • 32827 & 32832
  • 10 Min to MCO
  • Medical City
  • A-Rated Schools
44Neighborhoods
17Sq mi master plan
10Minutes to MCO
100USTA courts

Most Lake Nona websites will tell you it is a city of the future. Fine. It is also a place where you will pay a CDD assessment, sit on Narcoossee Road at 5:15, and wait about fifteen years for a shade tree. Both things are true, and you are better served knowing both before you tour a single house.

I have been selling here for over fifteen years. Below is what the area actually is, which neighborhoods do what, and the parts most agents leave off the brochure. If you want the short version first, try 10 reasons everyone is moving here or why Lake Nona got popular.

Lake Nona vs. the Lake Nona Area

Annotated map showing Narcoossee Road dividing the Tavistock master-planned Lake Nona from the surrounding Lake Nona area neighborhoods
Narcoossee Road is the dividing line: official Lake Nona to the west, the wider Lake Nona area to the east.

This is the single most common point of confusion, and it costs buyers real money when they assume a listing is somewhere it is not.

Tavistock Development Group holds the rights to the name "Lake Nona." So the official Lake Nona is their master plan — roughly 17 square miles west of Narcoossee Road, inside Orlando city limits, mostly ZIP 32827. It holds Medical City, the USTA National Campus and the Town Center.

Everything east of Narcoossee is the Lake Nona area — mostly ZIP 32832, in unincorporated Orange County, built by a mix of developers. Eagle Creek, Storey Park, Randal Park, Isle of Pines and more.

What they share is everything you actually live with: the same Orange County schools, the same shopping, the same road. Which is why this site covers both sides. The full breakdown — city limits, ZIP exceptions, what sits past each border — is on where is Lake Nona.

Where It Is & How Long Everything Takes

Regional map showing Lake Nona in southeast Orlando framed by the 417 GreeneWay, the 528 Beachline and Orlando International Airport
Lake Nona sits at roughly five o'clock on the Orlando clock face.

Picture Orlando as a clock face and Lake Nona sits at about five o'clock. The Beachline Expressway (SR 528) forms the northern edge, the Osceola County line the southern one, and Orlando International Airport frames it to the west. The 417 GreeneWay cuts through, which is the reason any of this got built — more on that in the history of Lake Nona.

  • Under 10 minutes to Orlando International Airport
  • About 25 minutes to downtown Orlando
  • About 30 minutes to the theme parks
  • About 45 minutes to Cocoa Beach and the Space Coast

Those are off-peak. Add to all of them at rush hour — real drive times to downtown, MCO and the major employment centers has the numbers that actually matter on a Tuesday morning. Full boundary detail is on where is Lake Nona.

 

44 Neighborhoods, and They Are Not Interchangeable

People say "I want to buy in Lake Nona" as if that narrows anything down. It does not. The 44 neighborhoods here range from no-HOA acreage where you can park a boat, to guard-gated golf estates, to three-story townhomes across from a middle school.

Oversized wooded homesite with mature trees on a no-HOA street in the Lake Nona area

No HOA, room to breathe

Isle of Pines and Live Oak Estates — oversized and multi-acre lots, mature trees, lake access, and the freedom that comes with no design committee.

Single-family home backing directly onto a golf course fairway in Lake Nona

Golf at the back door

Lake Nona Golf & Country Club, Eagle Creek, and North Shore at Lake Hart — three very different price tiers, all on a course.

Lakefront home with a private dock on one of the Lake Nona area lakes

Water views

Water's Edge, Shores at Lake Whippoorwill and Bellanona Grande Estates — some with private docks and direct lake access.

Resort-style community pool and clubhouse in an amenity-rich Lake Nona neighborhood

Amenity-heavy family living

Laureate Park, Storey Park, Randal Park and Isles of Lake Nona — resort pools, fitness centers, trails and neighborhood parks.

Row of modern townhomes with manicured landscaping in a gated Lake Nona community

Low-maintenance and lock-and-leave

Village Walk, Nona Terrace, Savannah Pines and Randal Walk — lawn care handled, gates at the entrance.

Single-level condo building with elevator access in a 55-plus Lake Nona community

55+ and active adult

Gatherings at Lake Nona is the area's dedicated age-restricted condo community. See all 55+ listings.

Do this before you tour anything: open the neighborhood amenities comparison chart and cross off the neighborhoods that do not have what you need. Gate, gym, pool, courts, golf — it is all on one page, side by side. It will save you three weekends.

Then browse all 44 Lake Nona neighborhoods for the detail on each one.

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Building instead of buying? Start with who builds where in Lake Nona — the builder often matters more than the neighborhood name on the sign.

What's Actually Here

Medical City

The life-sciences district that reshaped the area: Nemours Children's Hospital, the Orlando VA Medical Center, UCF Lake Nona Hospital, medical and pharmacy schools, and the research campuses around them.

USTA National Campus

100 courts across 64 acres, headquarters of US tennis — and open to the public. You can book a court where Team USA trains.

Town Center & Shopping

The gathering spot, plus a growing list of plazas along Narcoossee — and Lake Nona West on the way. More on where to shop.

Dining

From a Michelin Guide-recognized room inside the Wave Hotel, to waterfront dining at Canvas, Colombian bakeries and poke bowls. The range got good fast.

Parks & Trails

Moss Park is Orange County's largest, with boating, camping and hiking. Add the green-corridor trail network, Heroes Community Park and conservation land.

Sports & Fitness

Three golf courses, indoor soccer and volleyball, youth leagues, and a 130,000-square-foot performance club.

Fun & Entertainment

Boxi Park, Nona Adventure Park, and the theme parks half an hour up the road. See also exploring greater Orlando.

Arts & Culture

Public art installations, the annual juried art festival, the new branch library, and a calendar of community events that runs year-round.

Also worth a look: health & wellness options, the J&J Human Performance Institute, who provides your utilities, and the three golf courses in detail.

Lake Nona in 30 Seconds

The 30-second version, if you would rather see it than read it.

Schools

Modern school campus building serving students in the Lake Nona area of southeast Orlando
Several Lake Nona area schools sit inside the neighborhoods they serve.

Schools are the reason a large share of buyers land here, and the area delivers: most Lake Nona area elementary, middle and high schools carry A ratings from the Florida Department of Education, and several sit inside the neighborhoods they serve. There are private and charter options too, plus UCF, UF and Valencia campuses in Medical City. Lake Nona High's collegiate academy lets students finish an AA alongside a diploma.

Attendance zones move as new schools open, and they have opened frequently here. Never buy on an assumption — check the current zone for the specific address. Full breakdown on Lake Nona schools.

 

The Honest Version: Pros & Cons

No place is perfect, and a website that pretends otherwise is not being useful to you. Here is the version I give buyers in the car.

What genuinely works

  • The airport. Under 10 minutes. If you fly for work, nothing else in Orlando competes.
  • Schools. A-rated across most of the area, with new campuses still opening.
  • Healthcare on your doorstep. Medical City is not just an employer — it is your hospital.
  • Amenities that are actually built. Pools, trails, courts and clubs already open, not promised.
  • Housing range. Townhomes to multi-million-dollar estates inside one ZIP code radius.
  • Employment base. Healthcare, tech and corporate campuses keep demand steady.

What people complain about

  • Cost. You pay a premium versus comparable homes elsewhere in Orlando.
  • HOA and CDD fees. Most neighborhoods carry an HOA; many add a CDD assessment to the tax bill. This can shift a monthly payment by hundreds.
  • Traffic. Narcoossee Road and the 417 back up at peak. Public transit is thin — the autonomous shuttles are genuinely useful inside the community and useless for getting out of it. Plan on driving.
  • No shade. Most of this was built recently. Mature canopy exists in Isle of Pines and Northlake Park; elsewhere, be patient.
  • Retail gaps. Improving — Lake Nona West will help — but you will still leave the area for a mall or specialty shopping.
  • Smaller lots in newer builds. If you want land, you are looking at a short list of neighborhoods.

If cost is the sticking point, adjacent areas price lower while keeping much of the access. If shade and lot size matter more than amenities, that narrows you to a handful of neighborhoods fast — which is a good thing. Tell me which of these matters most and I will cut the list for you rather than sending you forty listings.

Watching prices? Nona Market Vibes tracks what is actually happening.

Selling? Read This First

David Myers, Broker Associate with Ziro Realty specializing in Lake Nona real estate
David Myers

Ziro Realty exists because listing commissions have not caught up with the internet. Before the web, an agent earned a percentage by working hard to find your buyer. Today a great deal of that is taps and clicks — and the percentage did not move.

So our Premium Showcase Package lists at 2.25% rather than the traditional 3% listing side. That difference stays with you at closing instead of scaling with a number that stopped reflecting the work a long time ago.

There is also a $5,000 Flat Rate Package, and the two are not a cheap-versus-good split. Both include roughly 30 professional photos, full MLS entry, syndication to Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com and the rest, a competitive market analysis and pricing strategy, negotiation through offers, inspections and appraisals, and transaction management all the way to closing. Neither charges a cent upfront — you pay at successful closing or not at all — and neither carries admin, renewal or hidden fees.

The real difference is showings and media. On the Flat Rate Package, buyer-agent showing requests come to you, and you handle them. Premium Showcase puts your agent in that seat, adds open houses where the HOA allows, and layers on the media: a Zillow Showcase listing — a placement Zillow limits to roughly 10% of listings — plus a Matterport 360° virtual tour, an interactive floor plan linked to it, and neighborhood amenity photos. Zillow reports Showcase listings draw 79% more views, 63% more saves and 78% more shares than standard listings.

So the choice is genuinely a choice. If you are comfortable fielding showing requests yourself and your home sits at the lower end of the market, the Flat Rate Package does the job properly. If you would rather hand the whole thing off, or your price point is one where better media measurably moves the number, Premium Showcase is the one to take.

 

See what your listing would actually cost

Every listing is different, and the buyer's side is a separate negotiation. Both packages are laid out side by side, with the math on your price point.

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None of This Was Here

Before and now composite: Narcoossee Road ranch land alongside the developed Laureate Park neighborhood in Lake Nona
The same ground, a generation apart — ranch land, and Laureate Park.

In 1985 you could drive Narcoossee Road and pass cattle. The golf course opened in 1986, before the expressway existed. Tavistock did not buy the land until 1996. The vote that created Medical City happened in 2006.

All of that is inside one working lifetime, which is why the area feels the way it does — new, fast, and still visibly under construction in places. The full story, including where the name came from and which parts of it are actually documented, is on the history of Lake Nona.

 

Start Here

The pages most buyers open first:

  • All 44 Neighborhoods
  • Amenities Comparison Chart
  • Newest Listings
  • Schools
  • Medical City
  • Where Is Lake Nona?
  • History of Lake Nona
  • Market Updates

Lake Nona: Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Lake Nona?

Lake Nona sits in the southeast corner of Orlando, in Orange County, Florida. The Beachline Expressway (SR 528) forms its northern edge, the Osceola County line its southern one, and Narcoossee Road runs north to south through the middle. Orlando International Airport is under 10 minutes away and downtown Orlando is about 25. See where is Lake Nona for the full boundary picture.

What is the difference between Lake Nona and the Lake Nona area?

Tavistock Development Group holds the trademark on the name "Lake Nona," so officially it refers only to their master-planned community west of Narcoossee Road, inside Orlando city limits, primarily in the 32827 ZIP code. Neighborhoods east of Narcoossee, mostly in 32832 and in unincorporated Orange County, were built by other developers but share the same schools, shopping and roads. Most people treat both as one community, and this site covers both.

How many neighborhoods are in the Lake Nona area?

44. They range from no-HOA acreage at Isle of Pines to guard-gated golf communities and new-construction townhomes. Browse them all on the neighborhoods page, or compare them side by side on the amenities chart.

Do Lake Nona homes have CDD fees?

Many do, but not all. A Community Development District assessment is added to the annual property tax bill in a number of Lake Nona area neighborhoods to pay for infrastructure and amenities, while others carry only an HOA. Because it changes the true monthly cost of a home, confirm both the HOA and CDD amounts for the specific address before you make an offer. Ask me and I will pull them.

What are the drawbacks of living in Lake Nona?

Cost, traffic and shade. Homes generally price higher than comparable properties elsewhere in Orlando, and HOA and CDD fees add to that. Narcoossee Road and the 417 back up at rush hour and public transit is limited. And because most of the area was built recently, there is very little mature tree canopy outside older pockets like Isle of Pines and Northlake Park.

Is Lake Nona a good place for families?

The schools are the draw. Most Lake Nona area elementary, middle and high schools carry A ratings, and several sit inside the neighborhoods they serve. Add parks, trails, youth sports and the USTA National Campus. The tradeoff is price and, in newer neighborhoods, smaller lots. Details on Lake Nona schools.

How much does it cost to sell a home here with Ziro Realty?

Two packages, neither charging anything upfront — you pay at successful closing or not at all. The $5,000 Flat Rate Package covers professional photos, full MLS entry and syndication, pricing strategy, negotiation and transaction management, with buyer-agent showing requests coming to you to handle. The 2.25% Premium Showcase Package adds agent-coordinated showings, open houses, a Zillow Showcase listing, a Matterport 360° tour with interactive floor plan, and neighborhood amenity photos. Both are laid out on selling your Lake Nona home.

Is new construction still available in Lake Nona?

Yes, though it varies by neighborhood and phase, and some communities have finished building out entirely. See what is currently available in new construction, and check who builds where before you pick a community — the builder often matters more than the entrance sign.

Tell Me What You Are Looking For

Send me your must-haves and I will build you a search that only shows homes that match — with alerts when something new hits. Not forty listings a week.

And no, I am not going to blow up your phone. I have got enough to do, and so do you.

Contact David Myers Call or Text 407.801.3286

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