Fell's Landing Homes for Sale — Lake Nona Area, Orlando FL

By David Myers, Broker Associate · Nona Orlando Properties Team at Ziro Realty, LLC · Last reviewed August 13, 2026 · Contact David Myers

Fell's Landing sits along the southern edge of the Lake Nona area, where Narcoossee Road meets Boggy Creek Road. Meritage Homes built all 147 homes here in 2013-2014, and the floor plans are among the largest in the area — four to seven bedrooms, all of it on two stories.

The location suits buyers who want Lake Nona area shopping, dining and medical access but commute south into St. Cloud or Osceola County, whose border runs along the south side of Boggy Creek Road.

What Amenities Does Fell's Landing Have?

Two: a large shaded dog park and a park with a shaded playground and gazebo area — there is no community pool and no clubhouse.

The short amenity list is the reason the HOA fee is low compared with other Lake Nona area neighborhoods. What is here is well shaded, which matters more in July than a longer list would: the dog park is large and shaded, and the park has a shaded playground and a gazebo area.

What is not here is a community pool, a clubhouse or a fitness center. Many individual homes have their own private pool instead, and the conveniences of the Lake Nona area — including Medical City — are a short drive up Narcoossee Road.

See how Fell's Landing amenities compare to other Lake Nona area neighborhood amenities.

Where is Fell's Landing and What's Nearby?

Fell's Landing is at Narcoossee Road and Boggy Creek Road in Orlando 32827, roughly 5 miles south of the 417 Greenway and 17 miles north of Hwy 192 in St. Cloud.

One thing to be clear about: Fell's Landing is not inside the official Lake Nona footprint. It carries an Orlando 32827 address and sits along the southern edge of the area, close enough to use Lake Nona's shopping, dining and medical campus day to day, but it is not part of the master-planned community itself. The Orange and Osceola county line runs along the south side of Boggy Creek Road, directly below the neighborhood.

Your neighbors: Isles of Lake Nona is directly north. East is a commercial shopping center with the Futura at Nona Cove Apartments, Extra Space Storage, McDonald's and a Wawa gas station, and beyond that the The Cove at Nona Sound townhome neighborhood. Summerdale Park is directly west and is connected within the neighborhood by Yellow Daisy Lane.

Nearby entertainment includes the aquatic-oriented Nona Adventure Park, Eagle Creek Golf Club and Boxi Park, all within a couple of miles. Animal lovers will find the Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge close by, and Split Oak Forest is less than a mile away. More options are in the Lake Nona parks guide.

Everyday shopping is just north of the neighborhood. There you will find the Publix-anchored Lake Nona Plaza, Lake Nona Greenwood with multiple restaurant options, and Eagle Creek Center with service-oriented retailers and specialty restaurants. The full rundown is in the Lake Nona shopping guide.

Area schools include Eagle Creek Elementary, Lake Nona Middle School and Lake Nona High School. Because the county line is directly south, it is worth saying plainly: Fell's Landing is in Orange County and served by Orange County Public Schools, not the Osceola County district. Assignments are set by OCPS and can change, so confirm the zoning for a specific address before you buy.

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What Are the Homes Like?

All 147 homes are two-story Meritage builds from 2013-2014, running 4 to 7 bedrooms and approximately 2,581 to over 5,100 square feet on 0.15 to 0.20 acre lots.

Eight floor plans, each with a variety of elevations, were offered by Meritage Homes. The largest plans reach seven bedrooms — not a multigenerational suite arrangement, just very large houses, and among the largest floor plans in the Lake Nona area. If a resale shows more bedrooms than that, it is a previous owner's conversion rather than a plan Meritage offered.

Every home is two stories with a 2 or 3 car garage. There are no single-story plans in the neighborhood, which is worth knowing up front if stairs are a factor.

Meritage built these homes with energy efficiency as the pitch, and the plans carry a long list of what were then upgrades as standard. Lots run approximately 0.15 to 0.20 acre, so a 5,000 square foot house covers a good share of its lot — the yards are modest for the size of the home. Many owners put a pool in anyway, which is how the neighborhood ended up with private pools where it has no community one.

The neighborhood was fully built out in 2014, so everything for sale here is a resale. If new construction is the requirement, start with Lake Nona area new construction instead.

What Does It Cost to Own Here?

Fell's Landing has an HOA but no CDD, which removes an assessment line that most of the larger Lake Nona area neighborhoods carry on the annual tax bill.

One other cost worth budgeting: a private pool carries its own maintenance and insurance implications. Ask for the seller's actual utility and pool-service history rather than estimating.

Who is Fell's Landing a Good Fit For?

It fits households that need a lot of bedrooms and would rather have their own pool than a community one — and it is a poor fit for buyers shopping for resort-style amenities.