La Vina Maribella is a gated, single-family neighborhood in the La Vina area of Lake Nona, off Dowden Road in southeast Orlando. In county and MLS records it appears as Mirabella at La Vina — the same community. It is one of La Vina's two gated phases, with a small private park inside the gates.
The homes date to the mid-2000s and the community is built out, so they come to market as resales rather than new construction. There is no CDD here, and the La Vina Marketplace shopping center is a short walk up the road.
Street view near La Vina Maribella (Mirabella at La Vina), off Dowden Road in Lake Nona.
La Vina Maribella sits behind a private gate off Dowden Road, one of four separate villages that make up the larger La Vina area alongside Capri, Solvino, and Ziani. Of the four, Maribella and Ziani are the gated ones. The homes are single-family, in one- and two-story plans, and many back to conservation land — a quieter setting a short drive from Medical City, Orlando International Airport, and the shops and restaurants along Narcoossee Road.
| Location | Off Dowden Road, Lake Nona |
| City / ZIP | Orlando, FL 32832 |
| Major roads | Narcoossee Rd, SR-417, SR-528 |
| Community type | Gated single-family |
| Also recorded as | Mirabella at La Vina |
| CDD | None |
| Status | Built out · resale only |
| Home type | Single-family |
| Stories | One and two story |
| Bedrooms | Approx. 3–5 (typical) |
| Approx. size | Approx. 1,700–3,400 sq ft |
| Era | Mid-2000s |
| Pools | Some homes have private pools |
| Lot backing | Many back to conservation |
La Vina Maribella is a built-out community of single-family homes that date to the mid-2000s. Floor plans come in both one- and two-story layouts, generally running from about 1,700 to 3,400 square feet, with bedroom counts that typically land in the three-to-five range. Homes sit on planned-development lots served by public water and sewer.
Many lots back to conservation land, and a number of homes have private screened pools. Because the community is fully developed, there is no new construction here — homes come to market as resales, which tends to mean established landscaping and a settled, low-turnover feel. For newer construction, the nearest activity is down Dowden Road in Randal Park.
La Vina Maribella is gated, with a small private neighborhood park inside the gates. There is no community pool or clubhouse; the shared amenity here is the gate and the park, and some individual homes carry their own private pools. That keeps HOA obligations lighter than at the larger amenity-heavy communities elsewhere in Lake Nona.
What the location gives up in on-site amenities it makes back in walkable retail: the La Vina Marketplace shopping center — restaurants, service shops, and medical offices — is a short walk up the road, and a Publix-anchored plaza sits down Narcoossee Road. For public parks and recreation nearby, see our Lake Nona parks guide.
La Vina Maribella sits off Dowden Road, which runs between Narcoossee Road and the SR-417 GreeneWay in the Lake Nona area of southeast Orlando. That puts quick access to both SR-417 and the SR-528 Beachline within reach, which is what makes the area convenient to Medical City, Valencia College's Lake Nona campus, and Orlando International Airport — the airport is roughly five miles away.
Day-to-day errands are close: the La Vina Marketplace is walkable, and Lake Nona Town Center — the area's larger dining, shopping, and entertainment hub — is about eight miles out. Downtown Orlando runs around 20 minutes by car in normal traffic.
The sibling La Vina villages sit right alongside Maribella: La Vina Capri, La Vina Solvino, and La Vina Ziani (Ziani is the other gated phase). Also nearby off Dowden Road are Nona Crest and Randal Park.
Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic and your exact address.
Orlando International Airport is roughly five miles from La Vina Maribella by way of Narcoossee Road and the SR-417 / SR-528 interchange — one of the shorter airport runs of any Lake Nona-area neighborhood, which is a real draw for frequent travelers.
The clearest way to place Maribella is against its own sibling villages, plus a couple of nearby Dowden Road communities. Home type and gated status are the stable, sourced attributes here — prices move with the market, so those live with the live listings rather than on this page.
| Neighborhood | Home Type | Gated | Community Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Vina Maribella | Single-family (1–2 story) | Yes | Private neighborhood park |
| La Vina Ziani | Single-family | Yes | Neighborhood park; many homes back to water |
| La Vina Capri | Single-family | No | Common areas |
| La Vina Solvino | Single-family | No | Common areas |
| Nona Crest | Single-family | Yes | Common areas |
Home types and amenities reflect how each community was developed; all are HOA communities that maintain common areas, and some may offer more than is listed here. Confirm specifics for any individual home.
La Vina Maribella is an HOA community. Dues vary by home and change over time, so we don't publish a fixed figure here — contact us for the current amount on a specific home.
In a gated community like this, the HOA typically covers the gate and access control along with the shared common areas and neighborhood park. Contact us for the specific inclusions on a given home.
La Vina Maribella is served by Orange County Public Schools, and homes in this Dowden Road corridor have generally been zoned to Lake Nona-area schools such as Lake Nona Middle School and Lake Nona High School. Worth knowing: OCPS has opened newer schools nearby — Sun Blaze Elementary sits just down Dowden Road, and Innovation High School is on Dowden as well — and boundaries in this corridor have been adjusted as the area has grown. Attendance boundaries can change, so confirm the current assignment for a specific address before relying on it. For an overview of the area's options, see our Lake Nona schools guide.
Yes. La Vina Maribella — recorded and marketed as Mirabella at La Vina — is one of the two gated phases within the La Vina area, entered through a private gate off Dowden Road. It has a small private neighborhood park inside the gates.
No. La Vina Maribella does not have a CDD (Community Development District), so there is no CDD assessment added to the annual property tax bill. That is a cost advantage over many other Lake Nona neighborhoods, which do carry a CDD.
La Vina Maribella is a built-out community of single-family homes dating to the mid-2000s, in one- and two-story floor plans. Homes generally run from about 1,700 to 3,400 square feet, and many lots back to conservation. Some homes have private pools. Because the community is fully developed, homes here come to market as resales.
No. La Vina Maribella has a small private neighborhood park inside the gates but no community pool or clubhouse. Some individual homes have their own private pools. Residents are a short distance from the La Vina Marketplace shopping center.
La Vina Maribella is served by Orange County Public Schools. Homes in this Dowden Road corridor have generally been zoned to Lake Nona-area schools, and OCPS has opened newer schools nearby and adjusted boundaries as the area has grown. Attendance boundaries can change, so confirm the current assignment for a specific address before relying on it.
La Vina Maribella sits off Dowden Road, between Narcoossee Road and the SR-417 GreeneWay, in the Lake Nona area of southeast Orlando (ZIP 32832). Orlando International Airport is roughly five miles away, and the La Vina Marketplace shopping center is a short walk up the road.