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Moss Park Preserve is a single-family home community on the east side of the greater Lake Nona area, built by Beazer Homes off Moss Park Road at Storey Park Boulevard in Orlando's 32832 ZIP. The homes are recent construction, and the builder phase has sold out, so buying here now means the resale market rather than a new build from Beazer.
The community has a pool with a cabana and a playground, and many homesites back to conservation areas or ponds. There is no CDD, which is an ongoing cost difference from many other Lake Nona neighborhoods. SR-417 and SR-528 are close by, putting Orlando International Airport and Lake Nona's Medical City within a short drive.
Street view near the Moss Park Preserve homes off Juniper Moss Circle.
Moss Park Preserve sits inside a larger master development at the corner of Moss Park Road and Storey Park Boulevard that also includes an apartment community (the Oasis at Moss Park Preserve) and a preschool. The for-sale neighborhood itself is the Beazer single-family portion, which is what this page covers.
| Location | East Lake Nona |
| Major roads | Moss Park Rd & Storey Park Blvd |
| ZIP | 32832 |
| Home Type | Single-family homes |
| Builder | Beazer Homes |
| Build Status | Built out (recent construction) |
| CDD | None |
| HOA | Yes |
| Bedrooms | 3 to 5 |
| Approx. size | ~1,900–3,200 sq ft |
| Construction | ENERGY STAR-rated (Beazer) |
| Homesites | Conservation & pond-front lots |
Beazer Homes developed Moss Park Preserve as a single-family community, with the model lineup organized into series (marketed at build time as the Meadow and Summit series). Recent listings run roughly 1,900 to just over 3,100 square feet in three- to five-bedroom layouts, on conservation and pond-front homesites.
The neighborhood is built out, so the builder is no longer selling new homes here. Availability now comes through resale, and current for-sale inventory updates automatically in the listings on this site.
The shared amenities are a community pool with a cabana and a playground. Beyond the neighborhood itself, the name points to Moss Park, the roughly 1,550-acre Orange County park between Lake Hart and Lake Mary Jane, which offers camping, boat ramps, a designated swimming area, picnic pavilions, and playgrounds a short drive away.
Satellite view of the Moss Park Preserve homes off Juniper Moss Circle, just north of the Oasis at Moss Park Preserve apartments.
Moss Park Preserve is on the east side of the greater Lake Nona area, off Moss Park Road at Storey Park Boulevard in ZIP 32832. SR-417 (the GreeneWay) and SR-528 (the Beachline) are close by, Orlando International Airport is roughly five miles away, and Lake Nona's Medical City and Town Center are a short drive west. For more on the area's green space, see our Lake Nona parks guide.
Storey Park sits directly across Storey Park Boulevard, and Moss Park Preserve is part of the cluster of neighborhoods along Moss Park Road that also includes Moss Park Reserve, Moss Park Ridge, Moss Park Trails, Moss Park Oaks, and Moss Park Landings.
Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic and your exact address.
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is the nearest major airport, roughly five miles away via SR-417.
Moss Park Preserve is one of several neighborhoods clustered along Moss Park Road. They differ mainly in home type and whether they were developed as gated communities.
| Neighborhood | Home Type | Gated | Community Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moss Park Preserve | Single-family homes | No | Community pool & playground |
| Moss Park Reserve | Larger single-family homes | Yes | Lakeside park, pier & boat ramp |
| Moss Park Landings | Single-family homes | No | Common areas & parks |
| Moss Park Commons | Townhomes | No | Common areas |
| Moss Park Enclave | Homes & townhomes | No | Resort-style pool, park & basketball court |
| Moss Park Ridge | Homes & townhomes | No | Common areas & landscaping |
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. Among the Moss Park neighborhoods, the Reserve is the only gated community. Confirm specifics for any individual home.
Moss Park Preserve 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 — the pool, cabana, and playground — along with common areas. Contact us for the specific inclusions on a given home.
Homes in Moss Park Preserve are generally zoned within Orange County Public Schools for Moss Park Elementary (9301 N. Shore Golf Club Blvd), Innovation Middle (13950 Storey Park Blvd), and Lake Nona High (12500 Narcoossee Rd). 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. Moss Park Preserve 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.
Moss Park Preserve was built by Beazer Homes as a single-family community. The builder phase has sold out, so homes here now sell on the resale market.
Among the Moss Park neighborhoods along Moss Park Road, the Reserve is the one developed as a gated community. Moss Park Preserve was not built as a gated neighborhood. Contact us to confirm access details for a specific street.
Homes in Moss Park Preserve are generally zoned for Moss Park Elementary, Innovation Middle, and Lake Nona High in Orange County Public Schools. Attendance boundaries can change, so confirm the current assignment for a specific address before relying on it.
The community has a pool with a cabana and a playground, and many homesites back to conservation areas or ponds. There is a homeowners association that maintains the shared amenities and common areas.
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is roughly five miles away, and SR-417 and SR-528 are close by, so it is about a 10-to-15-minute drive depending on traffic and your exact address.