Storey Park - Lake Nona

Living in Storey Park

Storey Park at Lake Nona is the newest neighborhood in the Lake Nona area.  It is a master planned community that is inspired and designed based on five pillars: Community, Nature, Health, Story and Home.  The community which has just recently broken ground will eventually feature and Hedge Max, multi-functional green space for community and private events, Little Free lending libraries, a town center featuring restaurants and retail, an Eco Tower with dramatic views of the community, pedestrian & bike pathways throughout the community, and multiple parks including Wildflower Parks, Hammock Beach, Marshtackie Park, Community Park, Lake Park and Firefly Park.  Residents will enjoy all these resort style amenities plus have access to all of the shopping, dining and entertainment in Lake Nona.  The Storey Park HOA fees include basic cable, local phone, fiber optic high speed internet, common area maintenance, a future planned clubhouse that will include a resort style pool with splash park, fitness center, tennis court and tot lot. See how Storey Park's amenities compare to other Lake Nona area neighborhood amenities.

Where is Storey Park in Lake Nona

Storey Park is located at the corner of Dowden Road and the 417. Eventually, Dowden will be connected up to Innovation Parkway providing quick access to the Beach Line Expressway and Avalon Park area.  The 417 is directly in front of the entrance to Storey Park providing quick access to all points in Orlando.  You are about 45 min away from Cocoa Beach, 35 minutes to the Disney attractions and 20 minutes to downtown Orlando.

Homes available in Storey Park

Storey Park is a master planned neighborhood being developed and built entirely by Lennar Homes.  It is a mixed use community featuring single family homes in a range of styles and sizes and townhomes.  Homes are being pre-sold now and home sizes range from 2,100 sq ft to over 3,900 sq ft.  There are currently no resales in Storey Park.  Home construction began in the fall of 2015.  

See more photos and home plans on our Storey Park Pinterest Page.   Get more info from this Orlando Business Journal Blog Post on Storey Park.