More than 40 neighborhoods make up the greater Lake Nona area, ranging from rustic lakeside homes to townhomes to grand estate homes. They fall into three groups: official Lake Nona, the surrounding Lake Nona area, and the Moss Park communities.
Tavistock owns the "Lake Nona" name, so only communities within their development can use it. Official Lake Nona sits west of Narcoossee Road, inside the Orlando city limits in Orange County. Tavistock also developed Lake Nona Town Center and Medical City.
Communities east of Narcoossee Road are considered part of the Lake Nona area by location and by sharing businesses on both sides of the road. Homes here are in Orange County but outside the City of Orlando, and many are built by the same builders working in official Lake Nona.
South and east of the main Lake Nona area, a cluster of communities surrounds Moss Park and the Lake Hart / Lake Mary Jane chain. These are in unincorporated Orange County.
Both official Lake Nona and the Lake Nona-area neighborhoods fall under Orange County Public Schools, which can change zoning based on need. Check the Orange County Find My School tool to see where a specific address is zoned, and see the full Schools & Academics guide for the area's schools.
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More than 40, across three groups: official Lake Nona (west of Narcoossee Road), the surrounding Lake Nona area (east of Narcoossee), and the Moss Park communities.
Tavistock owns the Lake Nona name, so only communities within their development — west of Narcoossee Road, inside the Orlando city limits — officially carry it.
Official Lake Nona sits west of Narcoossee in the City of Orlando. The Lake Nona area covers nearby communities, mostly east of Narcoossee in unincorporated Orange County, that share the area's roads and businesses.
A cluster of communities near Moss Park and the Lake Hart / Lake Mary Jane lakes — Moss Park Commons, Enclave, Landings, Oaks, Preserve, Reserve, Ridge, and Trails — plus Live Oak Estates and Isle of Pines.
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