Laurel Pointe Lake Nona: Gated Toll Brothers Homes in Orlando, FL 32827

By David Myers, Broker Associate · Nona Orlando Properties Team at Ziro Realty, LLC · Last reviewed August 14, 2026 · Contact David Myers

This gated neighborhood of 124 executive style, single family homes in Lake Nona was built and developed solely by Toll Brothers, and it is one of the few gated addresses in the Lake Nona area.

Homes in Laurel Pointe sit upon larger home sites than you typically find in the Lake Nona area, and offer gourmet kitchens, spacious living areas and expansive primary bedroom suites.

What Amenities Do Residents Get?

Laurel Pointe keeps its amenities deliberately small: an open park area on the neighborhood retention pond and a separate dog park, with no community pool, clubhouse or fitness center inside the gates.

That trade is the point of the neighborhood. With 124 homes and no amenity campus to fund, the HOA is buying grounds, gate and common areas rather than a pool deck and a gym. Buyers who want the amenity package generally find it a short drive away instead: the Laureate Park Village Center is just across Luminary Blvd., and the Lake Nona Town Center carries the area's dining and entertainment.

See how Laurel Pointe amenities compare to other Lake Nona area neighborhood amenities.

Where is Laurel Pointe and What's Nearby?

Laurel Pointe sits off Luminary Blvd. near Narcoossee Road, with Laureate Park across the street, Isles of Lake Nona to the southeast and Eagle Creek directly across Narcoossee Road.

The entrance is directly across from a newer phase of Laureate Park. The Isles of Lake Nona neighborhood is just to its southeast.

Luminary Elementary and Luminary Middle School sit diagonally across from the entrance. School assignments are set by Orange County Public Schools and can change, so confirm the current zoning for a specific address before you buy — start with the Lake Nona schools guide.

The Publix anchored Lake Nona Plaza and Lake Nona Greenwood Shopping Center are just east off Luminary Blvd.

What Are the Homes Like?

Toll Brothers built seven floor plans here across two collections, running roughly 2,976 to 7,093 square feet with 3 to 6 bedrooms and three- or four-car garages.

The two collections explain the spread. The Collage Collection sits on the 70-foot home sites and covers the smaller and mid-size plans. The Mosaic Collection sits on the 90-foot home sites and covers the largest plans, including the Varen, which is the biggest house in the neighborhood. If two Laurel Pointe listings look wildly different in size and lot width, the collection is usually why.

Smart Home Features you will find standard in all homes include front entry lock, garage access and thermostat.

Toll Brothers also built many of these same models at the Shores at Lake Whippoorwill in the Lake Nona area, and was a prominent builder in the Eagle Creek neighborhood directly across Narcoossee Road from Laurel Pointe.

Home Models Built Here

• Bordeaux: 1 story, 3-4 beds, 2-3 baths, 1 half bath, 3-4 garages, 2,976+ sq ft.
• Grenache: 2 stories, 4-5 beds, 4-5 baths, 1 half bath, 3-4 garages, 3,635+ sq ft.
• Marsanne: 2 stories, 4-5 bedrooms, 4-5 baths, 1 half bath, 3-4 garages, 3,971+ sq ft.
• Corbeil: 2 stories, 4-6 bedrooms, 3-4 baths, 1 half bath, 3-4 garages, 4,062+ sq ft.
• Dolcetto: 2 stories, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 1 half bath, 3-4 garages, 4,236+ sq ft.
• Barbera: 2 stories, 5 bedrooms, 4-5 baths, 1 half bath, 3-4 garages, 4,413+ sq ft.
• Varen: 2 stories, 5 bedrooms, 5-6 baths, 4 garage, 5,801+ sq ft — the largest homes in the neighborhood reach about 7,093 sq ft.

What Does It Cost to Own Here?

Laurel Pointe carries both an HOA and a CDD, so the monthly carrying cost has two separate pieces on top of the mortgage, insurance and county taxes.

The house itself is the bigger variable. These are large homes on large lots, which means more roof, more air conditioning tonnage, more insured square footage and more irrigated yard than most Lake Nona neighborhoods. Budget insurance and utilities off the actual size of the house, not off an area average.

Who is Laurel Pointe a Good Fit For?

Laurel Pointe fits buyers who want size and privacy — a large house, a large lot, a gate and a quiet 124-home neighborhood — and who are content to drive to the amenities.

Thinking about Laurel Pointe? Because the neighborhood is built out and small, resale supply here is limited and turnover is slow. Call/Text David Myers at 407.801.3286 or contact David Myers to talk through what is available, what the HOA and CDD run on a specific address, and how the two collections compare.