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The Enclave at Moss Park is a built-out neighborhood in the Moss Park area of southeast Orlando, off John Wycliffe Boulevard east of SR-417. It mixes single-family homes with townhomes, so it draws a range of buyers within one HOA community.
The community centers on a resort-style pool with a cabana and a central park shaded by mature oaks. It has no CDD, which keeps the annual tax bill lower than in many nearby Lake Nona neighborhoods that carry one.
Street view near The Enclave at Moss Park, Orlando, FL 32832.
The Enclave at Moss Park sits at Great Commission Way and Mossy Oak Drive, one of several separate Moss Park neighborhoods that share the name of the nearby Orange County park. It's fully built out, so most activity here is resale rather than new construction, and the mix of single-family homes and townhomes gives buyers more than one floor plan and price point to weigh within a single neighborhood.
| Location | Moss Park, SE Orlando |
| Cross streets | Great Commission Way & Mossy Oak Dr |
| Access road | Off John Wycliffe Blvd, east of SR-417 |
| ZIP | 32832 |
| Community type | Single-family homes & townhomes |
| Status | Built out |
| Gated | No |
| HOA | Yes |
| CDD | None |
| Home types | Single-family & townhomes |
| Bedrooms (single-family) | 3–5 |
| Bedrooms (townhomes) | 2–4 |
| Stories | One- and two-story |
| Construction | Block & stucco |
The Enclave is one of the few Moss Park neighborhoods that pairs single-family homes with townhomes inside the same community. Single-family homes generally run three to five bedrooms; townhomes generally run two to four. You'll find both one- and two-story floor plans, built in block and stucco, which is typical for this era of Lake Nona development.
Because the neighborhood is fully built out, what's available at any given time is resale inventory rather than new construction. That mix of housing types tends to keep more than one price point in play, so the community works for first-time buyers looking at townhomes as well as families wanting a larger single-family home. Current listings and pricing are shown live below.
The Enclave's shared amenity is a resort-style community pool with a paver deck and cabana, paired with a central park area and oak-lined walkways. It's a walkable, low-key setup rather than a large amenity center. Just down the road, Orange County's Moss Park adds swimming, picnicking, boating, and trails on Lake Mary Jane and Lake Hart. For more of the area's green space, see our Lake Nona parks guide.
The community is in the Moss Park area of southeast Orlando, off John Wycliffe Boulevard just east of the SR-417 (GreeneWay). SR-417 is the spine of the area, connecting quickly to Orlando International Airport, Lake Nona's Medical City and Town Center, and SR-528 (the Beachline) toward the coast. Everyday shopping sits close by at Cornerstone at Lake Hart, with more retail and dining along Narcoossee Road.
The Enclave shares the John Wycliffe Boulevard access with Moss Park Ridge, and sits among the other Moss Park villages: Moss Park Commons, Moss Park Landings, The Oaks at Moss Park, and the gated Moss Park Reserve.
Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic and your exact address.
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is a short drive via SR-417, which is one of the practical reasons buyers who travel for work look at the Moss Park neighborhoods.
Here's how the Enclave lines up against its neighboring Moss Park communities on the attributes that don't move with the market — home type, whether it's gated, and its shared amenities.
| Neighborhood | Home Type | Gated | Community Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Enclave at Moss Park | Single-family & townhomes | No | Community pool & cabana, park |
| Moss Park Commons | Townhomes | No | Community pool & cabana, park |
| The Oaks at Moss Park | Single-family | No | Resort-style pool & clubhouse |
| Moss Park Reserve | Single-family (larger) | 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.
The Enclave at Moss Park 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 community like this, the HOA typically maintains the shared amenities and common areas, including the community pool and park. Contact us for the specific inclusions on a given home.
The Enclave at Moss Park is zoned for Moss Park Elementary, with Innovation Middle and Innovation High currently serving the area. 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.
No. Within the Moss Park area, Moss Park Reserve is the gated neighborhood; The Enclave at Moss Park is not gated. It is an HOA community with shared amenities and maintained common areas.
Both. The community mixes single-family homes, generally three to five bedrooms, with townhomes, generally two to four bedrooms, so buyers can find more than one housing type within a single neighborhood.
No. The Enclave at Moss Park 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.
The community centers on a resort-style pool with a cabana and a central park area shaded by mature oaks. Residents are also close to Orange County's Moss Park and the lakes and trails nearby.
The Enclave at Moss Park is zoned for Moss Park Elementary, with Innovation Middle and Innovation High currently serving the area. Attendance boundaries can change, so confirm the current assignment for a specific address before relying on it.
The Enclave at Moss Park sits off John Wycliffe Boulevard at Great Commission Way and Mossy Oak Drive, east of SR-417 in the Moss Park area of southeast Orlando (ZIP 32832). SR-417 gives quick access to Orlando International Airport, Lake Nona's Medical City, and downtown Orlando.