East Park Homes for Sale in Lake Nona, Orlando FL

By David Myers, Broker Associate · Nona Orlando Properties Team at Ziro Realty, LLC · Last reviewed August 12, 2026 · Contact David Myers

East Park is one of the older neighborhoods in the Lake Nona area, and its position is the reason people look here. Four main roads border the neighborhood on each side, and four entry and exit points spread traffic across them. The homes are older than most of Lake Nona and pricing generally reflects that, which is what puts single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums here within reach of buyers who want the address without a new-construction price.

What Amenities Do East Park Residents Get?

East Park's amenities are outdoor and sport-focused: trails, courts and lakefront, with no pool, clubhouse or fitness center anywhere in the neighborhood.

Residents get a lakefront walking trail, a forest walking trail, two tennis courts, four pickleball courts, a sand volleyball court, a playground, a dog park, a picnic pavilion, a waterfront dock and multiple park areas. The lake itself is East Lake; the park areas strung along its shoreline are East Lake Park, and they are what the neighborhood is organized around.

What is not here matters as much. There is no community pool, no clubhouse and no fitness center — amenities that several newer Lake Nona neighborhoods lead with. East Park spends its dues on courts, trails and lake access instead. See how East Park compares to other Lake Nona area neighborhood amenities, or browse parks and recreation across Lake Nona.

Where is East Park and What's Nearby?

East Park sits in the central-northern part of Lake Nona, bounded by Dowden Road, Moss Park Road, the 417 Greenway and Narcoossee Road, with four entry and exit points.

The neighbors are good company. Lake Nona Golf & Country Club and Nona Crest are to the west, Randal Park is to the north and Nona Terrace is directly to the south. The 417 expressway runs along the eastern edge, with Moss Park Preserve just beyond it.

Outdoor entertainment options are not far away. Bomberos Field Park, the USTA National Campus and Moss Park are all nearby. Have an emergency? An Orlando Health ER and a City of Orlando fire station are both right outside the neighborhood.

Shopping is a short drive or a walk, depending which entrance you use. Two Publix-anchored centers sit right outside the neighborhood: Cornerstone at Lake Hart and Shoppes at Storey Park. More options are covered in the Lake Nona shopping guide.

Schools in the area include Moss Park Elementary, Sun Blaze Elementary, Innovation Middle School, Innovation High School, Nona Park Montessori and Mater Academy. Assignments are set by Orange County Public Schools and can change, so confirm the current zoning for a specific address. More detail is in the Lake Nona schools guide.

Take a Virtual Tour of East Park

The street-level view below runs through East Park's interior streets, where you can see the range of home styles and the mature trees and park areas along East Lake before you visit in person.

What Are the Homes Like?

East Park is four distinct products in one neighborhood: about 800 single-family homes from the 2000s, 186 condominiums, and 93 townhomes across two sections, all built out and available only as resales.

The single-family homes are the original neighborhood. Pulte, Centex and Beazer Homes built them through the 2000s — Centex merged into Pulte in 2009 — on lots that average approximately 0.15 acre. Plans run one and two stories, 3 to 5 bedrooms and roughly 1,500 to over 4,000 square feet, with front-load garages. Many back to lake or conservation views.

The Villas at East Park Condominiums

D.R. Horton built the Villas at East Park at the southeastern end of Lake District Lane between 2006 and 2014 — 186 condominiums, and the second-largest section of the neighborhood after the original single-family homes. Plans run 2 to 3 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms and 1,300 to 1,771 square feet, each with a one or two car garage. Most units are single level. The upper-floor units have their own entry at ground level with a staircase immediately inside, which is worth knowing before you tour if stairs are a constraint.

Ravinia at East Park Townhomes

D.R. Horton followed with 70 townhomes in Ravinia at East Park in 2015 and 2016. They are three stories, three bedrooms, in four model styles from 2,245 to 2,283 square feet, with rear-entry garages and front patios. The layout stacks vertically: game room on the first floor, dining and living on the second, bedrooms on the third.

The Overlook at East Park Townhomes

D.R. Horton closed out the neighborhood with the Overlook at East Park in 2016 and 2017, in a separate part of East Park from Ravinia. It is small: four townhome buildings and 23 units total, six units in three of the buildings and five in the fourth. Plans run 3 to 4 bedrooms and approximately 2,248 to 2,356 square feet, and every unit has a two-car garage. Most of the buildings back directly to East Lake with a walking path to one of the lakeside community parks.

What Does It Cost to Own in East Park?

One HOA covers the whole neighborhood at a rate that varies by property style, and CDD status depends entirely on which section you buy in.

Who is East Park a Good Fit For?

East Park suits buyers who want an established Lake Nona address, mature landscaping and a choice of housing types in separate sections — and who do not need a pool, a clubhouse or a house built this decade.

Thinking about East Park? Section matters more here than in most Lake Nona neighborhoods — CDD status, home age and floor plan all change depending which part you buy in. Call/Text David Myers at 407.801.3286 or get in touch to talk through which section fits what you are looking for.