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Moss Park Commons is a built-out townhome community in the Moss Park area of Lake Nona, in southeast Orlando's 32832 ZIP. It sits just east of the SR-417 GreeneWay off Moss Park Road, near the Orange County–run Moss Park, Lake Hart, and Lake Mary Jane.
The neighborhood's two-story townhomes share a community pool with a cabana and a playground. There is no CDD here, so buyers avoid the Community Development District assessment that many other Lake Nona neighborhoods carry on the annual tax bill.
Moss Park Commons sits off Moss Park Road, just east of the SR-417 GreeneWay in southeast Orlando.
Moss Park Commons is one of a cluster of neighborhoods that share the Moss Park name, southeast of Lake Nona's Medical City. It is the townhome neighborhood of that group — a lower-maintenance, more accessible entry point to the area for buyers who want a short drive to Orlando International Airport and the Medical City employment core. What follows is a plain rundown of the homes, the HOA and CDD picture, the schools, and how Moss Park Commons stacks up against its neighbors.
| Community type | Townhomes |
| Location | Moss Park area, Lake Nona |
| Major roads | SR-417 (GreeneWay), Moss Park Rd |
| ZIP | 32832 |
| Gated | No |
| CDD | None |
| Build era | Mid-2000s |
| Status | Built out |
| Home style | Two-story townhomes |
| Bedrooms | 2 to 4 |
| Approx. size | ~1,400–2,300 sq ft |
| Garage | Attached (1-car typical) |
| Community pool | Yes, with cabana |
| Playground | Yes |
Moss Park Commons is made up of two-story townhomes built out in the mid-2000s. Floor plans generally run from two to four bedrooms and roughly 1,400 to 2,300 square feet, most with an attached one-car garage and a rear patio. Some homes are end units, and a number back to small ponds and conservation rather than another building.
Because the community is fully built, availability comes from resales rather than new construction. It is one of the more attainable ways into the Moss Park area and Lake Nona generally, since townhomes here sit below the price of the area's single-family neighborhoods. You can see what is currently listed among Lake Nona townhomes for sale.
The shared amenity in Moss Park Commons is a community pool with a cabana, plus a playground and a park area for residents. Sidewalks connect the interior streets, and several homes border ponds and green space.
Beyond the community itself, the neighborhood's name comes from Moss Park, the Orange County park just down the road, which offers swimming, picnicking, boating, and camping along Lake Hart and Lake Mary Jane. For more on the area's green space, see our Lake Nona parks guide.
Moss Park Commons is off Moss Park Road, just east of the SR-417 GreeneWay in southeast Orlando. That position is the practical draw: the GreeneWay puts Orlando International Airport about 15 minutes away and connects north to the wider metro, while Lake Nona's Medical City — Nemours Children's Hospital, the Orlando VA Medical Center, and the UCF College of Medicine — is roughly 12 to 15 minutes away.
Everyday shopping, dining, and the USTA National Campus at Lake Nona Town Center are a short drive up Narcoossee Road, and Valencia College's Lake Nona campus is within about 10 minutes. For a fuller picture of the area, see where Lake Nona is.
Moss Park Commons is part of a group of neighboring communities that share the Moss Park name. The closest siblings include Moss Park Enclave, Moss Park Ridge, Moss Park Landings, and the gated Moss Park Reserve, with North Shore at Lake Hart nearby along Lake Hart.
Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic and your exact address.
Orlando International Airport is reachable in roughly 15 minutes via the SR-417 GreeneWay, which runs just west of the community — a genuine convenience for frequent travelers and airport-area workers.
Within the Moss Park cluster, the neighborhoods differ mainly by home type, whether they are gated, and their shared amenities. Moss Park Commons is the townhome option; the others lean toward single-family or a mix.
| Neighborhood | Home Type | Gated | Community Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moss Park Commons | Townhomes | No | Community pool, cabana & playground |
| Moss Park Enclave | Homes & townhomes | No | Community pool & park |
| Moss Park Reserve | Single-family | Yes | Community park (Lake Hart) |
| Moss Park Ridge | Homes & townhomes | No | 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.
Moss Park Commons 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 townhome community like this, the HOA typically maintains the shared amenities and common areas, including the community pool, and generally handles exterior and grounds upkeep that a townhome owner would otherwise manage individually. Contact us for the specific inclusions on a given home.
Moss Park Commons is currently zoned for Moss Park Elementary, Innovation Middle, and Lake Nona High School. Note that Orange County has approved a new Innovation Elementary opening for the 2026–27 school year that rezones part of the Moss Park Elementary boundary. 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. Moss Park Commons is a built-out community of two-story townhomes in the Moss Park area of Lake Nona, developed in the mid-2000s. Homes generally range from two to four bedrooms and roughly 1,400 to 2,300 square feet, most with an attached garage.
No. Moss Park Commons 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.
No. Moss Park Commons is not gated. Within the cluster of Moss Park neighborhoods, the gated one is Moss Park Reserve; Moss Park Commons has open street access.
Moss Park Commons is currently zoned for Moss Park Elementary, Innovation Middle, and Lake Nona High School. Orange County has approved a new Innovation Elementary opening for the 2026–27 school year that rezones part of the Moss Park Elementary boundary, so confirm the current assignment for a specific address before relying on it.
Orlando International Airport is approximately 15 minutes away, and Lake Nona's Medical City, including Nemours Children's Hospital, is roughly 12 to 15 minutes away. The SR-417 GreeneWay runs just west of the community and connects to the rest of the Orlando metro.
Yes. Moss Park Commons has a community pool with a cabana, along with a playground and park area. The HOA maintains these shared amenities and the common areas.