Isles of Lake Nona Homes for Sale: Gated Pulte Community in Lake Nona

By David Myers, Broker Associate · Nona Orlando Properties Team at Ziro Realty, LLC · Last reviewed August 10, 2026 · Contact David Myers

Isles of Lake Nona sits off Narcoossee Road between Luminary Blvd and Boggy Creek Road, in the 32827 ZIP code. Pulte Homes built all 508 residences — single-family homes and townhomes — across 142 acres between 2020 and 2025, laid out around a chain of interconnected ponds, in the same vein as Pulte's larger VillageWalk neighborhood.

The last homes delivered in 2025, so the neighborhood is finished but the housing stock is young — some of it is barely lived in. Pulte has moved on to The Cove at Nona Sound and Estates at Nona Sound, so everything at Isles now trades on the resale market. Homes were delivered with smart-home wiring and energy-efficient equipment as standard, though finish levels now vary house to house as homes have resold and been updated.

What Amenities Do Isles of Lake Nona Residents Get?

Residents get a private amenity center with a resort-style pool and lap lanes, a splash pad, a clubhouse with fitness center, two tennis courts, two pickleball courts, a half basketball court, a fire pit, picnic tables and an open play field.

The amenity center is inside the gates and within walking distance of the neighborhood, so using it does not mean getting in the car. The court package is the part worth noting: two tennis courts and two dedicated pickleball courts, which matters if you actually play. If you don't, you are still paying for it through the HOA.

The Isles of Lake Nona Amenity Center includes:

• Resort-style pool with lap lanes and a separate splash pad
• Clubhouse with fitness center, community room and restrooms
• Two tennis courts
• Two pickleball courts
• Half basketball court
• Picnic tables and a fire pit
• Open play field

See how this compares to other Lake Nona neighborhood amenity packages, or read more about sports and athletics around Lake Nona.

Video Tour: The Isles of Lake Nona Lifestyle

Where is Isles of Lake Nona and What's Nearby?

Isles of Lake Nona is off Narcoossee Road between Luminary Blvd and Boggy Creek Road, about 17 minutes from Orlando International Airport’s Terminal C and a couple of miles from the Lake Nona Town Center.

The main gate is on Narcoossee Road, which puts the Osceola Parkway expansion and the 417 within a short drive. A second, resident-only gate opens onto Luminary Blvd, which is the shortcut to the Lake Nona Town Center and Medical City and the reason the drive north feels shorter than the map suggests.

Immediate neighbors: the Summerdale Park neighborhood is directly south, and Eagle Creek is across Narcoossee Road.

Getting out of the area: Orlando International Airport and the Brightline station, both at Terminal C, are about 17 minutes away — close enough that an early flight does not turn into a pre-dawn alarm. Downtown Orlando and the Walt Disney World Resort area are each about 25 minutes.

Recreation outside the gates: Poitras Park, a 14-acre Orange County park on Luminary Blvd, adds more pickleball courts, two full basketball courts and fitness pods. Nona Adventure Park covers cable wakeboarding and the climbing tower. The Lake Nona Town Center and Boxi Park are a couple of miles up the road — close, but a drive rather than a walk. More on parks around Lake Nona.

Everyday errands: the Publix-anchored Lake Nona Plaza is down the street, and Lake Nona Greenwood Plaza covers daily restaurant and service needs. For the wider picture, see shopping in Lake Nona and Lake Nona restaurants.

Schools: the schools in the immediate area are Luminary Elementary, Luminary Middle, Lake Nona Middle and Lake Nona High School. Assignments are set by Orange County Public Schools and can change, so confirm the current zoning for the specific address you are considering rather than for the neighborhood as a whole. See the Lake Nona schools guide.

What Are the Homes Like?

Pulte built 17 townhome and single-family designs here, from about 1,652 to 5,363 square feet, with 2 to 7 bedrooms, 2 to 6.5 baths and 2- to 3-car garages.

The lineup runs in four tiers — townhomes, bungalows, the Classic Series and the Estate Series — which is unusual to find inside one gate and one HOA across 508 homes. In practice it means a first-time buyer at 1,652 square feet and a family in a 5,363-square-foot Upton share the same pool and the same entrance. Plans are open-concept with smart-home capability and energy-efficient equipment as delivered.

Two things worth checking on any specific home. First, only three published plans — the Mystique, Ashby and Easley — are single-story; everything else is two stories. Second, water views come from a subset of homesites on the pond chain, not from the neighborhood as a whole, so a pond frontage is something you shop for.

The floor plans below are Pulte's published designs for the neighborhood. Because Isles is built out, actual square footage, elevation and options vary by house — treat these as the baseline, not the listing.

Pulte Floor Plans Built at Isles of Lake Nona

Townhomes

• Foxtail Exterior – 2 story, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1,652 sq ft
• Foxtail Interior – 2 story, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1,652 sq ft
• Trailwood Exterior – 2 story, 4 bed, 3 bath, 1,858 sq ft
• Trailwood Interior – 2 story, 4 bed, 3 bath, 1,858 sq ft

Bungalow Homes

• Sunbeam – 2 story, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1,756 sq ft
• Clearview – 2 story, 3–5 bed, 2.5–3 bath, 2,119 sq ft

Classic Series Homes

• Mystique – 1 story, 2–4 bed, 2 bath, 1,889+ sq ft
• Whitestone – 2 story, 4–5 bed, 2.5–4 bath, 2,894 sq ft
• Mystique Grand – 2 story, 3–5 bed, 3 bath, 2,780+ sq ft
• Yorkshire – 2 story, 5 bed, 3.5–4.5 bath, 3,416+ sq ft
• Valencia – 2 story, 4–7 bed, 3.5–5.5 bath, 4,342 sq ft

Estate Series Homes

• Ashby – 1 story, 3–4 bed, 2.5–4 bath, 2,298+ sq ft
• Easley – 1 story, 3–4 bed, 2.5–4.5 bath, 2,684 sq ft
• Ashby Grand – 2 story, 4–5 bed, 3.5–5 bath, 3,217+ sq ft
• Oakhurst – 2 story, 4–5 bed, 2.5–5 bath, 3,820+ sq ft
• Easley Grand – 2 story, 5–6 bed, 3.5–5.5 bath, 4,193+ sq ft — virtual tour
• Upton – 2 story, 6–7 bed, 4.5–6.5 bath, 5,363 sq ft

What Does It Cost to Own Here?

Beyond the mortgage and property taxes, owners at Isles of Lake Nona pay HOA dues and a Community Development District assessment that is billed with the annual property taxes.

Who is Isles of Lake Nona a Good Fit For?

It fits buyers who want a gated address with a full amenity package and are comfortable buying a resale; it is a weaker fit for buyers set on new construction, on avoiding a CDD, or on walking to the Town Center.

Thinking about Isles of Lake Nona? Call/Text David Myers at 407.801.3286 or send a message. We can pull current HOA and CDD figures for a specific address, flag which homes actually sit on the pond chain, and compare Isles against the other gated Lake Nona neighborhoods before you tour.