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By David Myers, Broker Associate · Nona Orlando Properties Team at Ziro Realty, LLC · Last reviewed August 18, 2026 · Contact David Myers
Stratford Pointe is an established, fully built-out single-family neighborhood off Kirby Smith Road, south of the 417 Greenway and just east of Narcoossee Road. KB Home built it between 2005 and 2007, and the homes are traditional block and stucco with shingle roofs, running from about 1,841 to 3,393 square feet with 3 to 5 bedrooms and one- or two-story floor plans.
The trade is amenities for location and age. There is a shaded neighborhood park with a playground and benches, but no pool, no clubhouse and no gate. In exchange you get two entrances straight onto Kirby Smith Road, the 417 and Narcoossee Road shopping within minutes, no CDD assessment on the tax bill, and mature trees instead of a construction zone.
Stratford Pointe is an established traditional style neighborhood of roughly 130 homes set along two main drives lined with walkways. Many of the homes back up to water or conservation areas, and mature shade trees line the interior streets — the kind of tree canopy a neighborhood built in the last five years does not have yet.
One of the older Nonahoods, Stratford Pointe was built between 2005 and 2007 and sits directly against the 417 Greenway, which is what gives it quick access in and out of the Lake Nona area. Compared with newer Lake Nona neighborhoods, the homes here are older, the lots are smaller and the amenity package is lighter — the reasons buyers choose it are location, no CDD, and an established streetscape.
| Builder | KB Home |
|---|---|
| Homes | Approximately 130 |
| Built | 2005–2007 |
| Build-out | Fully built out in 2007 |
| Home sizes | 1,841–3,393 sq ft (MLS) |
| Bedrooms | 3 to 5 |
| Stories | One-story and two-story plans |
| Garage | 1 to 3 car |
| Lot sizes | 0.13–0.30 acre (MLS); many zero lot line |
| Construction | Block and stucco with shingle roofs |
| Gated | No |
| Location | South of the 417 Greenway, east of Narcoossee Road, entrances off Kirby Smith Road |
| ZIP code | 32832 |
| HOA | Yes — call or text for current dues |
| CDD | No — how Lake Nona CDD fees work |
| Assigned schools | Village Park Elementary, Lake Nona Middle, Lake Nona High — confirm zoning with OCPS |
A shaded neighborhood park with a playground and benches, plus walkways along the two main drives — and that is the whole list.
Stratford Pointe's amenities are limited by design. There is no community pool, no clubhouse, no fitness center and no gate. The park is genuinely shaded and gets used, and the mature tree cover along the drives makes the neighborhood pleasant to walk, but a buyer comparing this against a full amenity neighborhood should know what is not here before touring. See how Stratford Pointe compares against other Lake Nona area neighborhood amenities, or browse the wider list of Lake Nona parks.
Stratford Pointe sits directly south of the 417 Greenway and just east of Narcoossee Road, with two entrances off Kirby Smith Road.
The immediate neighbours are the Shores at Lake Whippoorwill neighborhood across the street and the NorthShore at Lake Hart neighborhood to the east. The two Kirby Smith Road entrances put the 417 interchange within a short drive, which is the single strongest argument for this location for anyone commuting out of the Lake Nona area.
For everyday shopping and dining, Gator's Plaza sits just outside the neighborhood entrance and includes a Gator's Dockside. Within about a mile in either direction along Narcoossee Road are several more centers, including Lake Nona Landing and the Publix anchored Cornerstone at Lake Hart. More options are on our Lake Nona shopping and Lake Nona restaurants pages.
Assigned schools are Village Park Elementary, Lake Nona Middle School and Lake Nona High School. Valencia College Lake Nona is a couple of miles south. Attendance zones are set by Orange County Public Schools and can be redrawn, so confirm the current assignment for a specific address before you rely on it — our Lake Nona schools page has the full picture.
Street View lets you drive the two main drives before you drive them — useful for judging lot sizes and how close the 417 wall really is.
Traditional block and stucco homes with shingle roofs, 1,841 to 3,393 square feet, 3 to 5 bedrooms, one- and two-story plans, and 1 to 3 car garages.
Stratford Pointe is fully built out. KB Home developed and built it between 2005 and 2007, and no new construction has been added since. Because the neighborhood carries both one-story and two-story plans, single-level living is available here without leaving — see our Lake Nona one-story homes search for what is currently on the market.
Lots run from about 0.13 to 0.30 of an acre per MLS records, and many homes sit on zero lot lines — built close to or on one side property line, which concentrates usable yard on the opposite side and in the rear. Some homes back to conservation or water views. About a quarter back to the neighborhood brick wall along Kirby Smith Road, and a large sound barrier wall now lines the north side of the neighborhood along the 417.
Age matters more here than the square footage does. These homes are 19 to 21 years old, which puts original roofs and HVAC systems at or past the end of their service life. Many have been replaced already and many have not. In Florida, roof age drives both insurance eligibility and premium, so ask for the roof and HVAC replacement dates on any home in Stratford Pointe before you write an offer — the difference between a 2005 roof and a 2022 roof is a real number in your annual carrying cost.
Stratford Pointe has an HOA and no CDD, so the annual tax bill carries no CDD assessment.
HOA: Stratford Pointe is a homeowners association community. Dues, payment schedule and what they cover change over time, so we do not publish a figure that would go stale. Call or text David Myers at 407.801.3286 for the current HOA information on a specific home, or send a message.
CDD: None. Stratford Pointe does not sit inside a Community Development District, so there is no CDD assessment line on the Orange County tax bill. That is not universal in this area — roughly half of Lake Nona neighborhoods do carry one, and the assessment can add meaningfully to the annual cost. Here is how Lake Nona CDD fees work and which neighborhoods have them.
Insurance: Budget for a roof inspection. See the note above on home age — on a neighborhood built in 2005–2007, roof condition is the variable most likely to move your carrying cost.
It fits buyers who want an established Lake Nona address with fast highway access and no CDD, and it does not fit buyers who want amenities, a gate, or a yard.
Thinking about Stratford Pointe? I can pull current availability, tell you which homes back to the 417 wall versus conservation, and get the roof and HVAC dates before you tour. Call/Text David Myers at 407.801.3286 or get in touch here.
No. Stratford Pointe 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 difference worth noting against many other Lake Nona neighborhoods, which do carry one.
Yes. Stratford Pointe is a homeowners association community. Dues and what they cover can change over time, so call or text David Myers at 407.801.3286 for current HOA information on a specific home.
KB Home developed and built Stratford Pointe between 2005 and 2007, and the neighborhood was fully built out in 2007. The homes are traditional block and stucco construction with shingle roofs.
Approximately 130 homes, arranged along two main drives lined with walkways.
Homes run from about 1,841 to 3,393 square feet with 3 to 5 bedrooms, according to MLS records. Square footage varies by floor plan.
Both. Stratford Pointe has a mix of one-story and two-story homes, so single-level living is available here without leaving the neighborhood. If a single-story floor plan is the requirement, see our Lake Nona one-story homes search.
Garages range from one to three cars depending on the floor plan, based on MLS records.
MLS records show lots from about 0.13 to 0.30 acres. Many homes sit on zero lot lines, meaning the house is built close to or on one side property line, so usable yard space is concentrated on the other side and in the rear.
A shaded neighborhood park with a playground area and benches, and walkways along the two main drives. There is no community pool, clubhouse or fitness center, and the neighborhood is not gated. The practical draw here is location rather than amenities.
No. Stratford Pointe is not gated. It has two open entrances off Kirby Smith Road.
Many of the homes back up to water or conservation areas. About a quarter back to the neighborhood brick wall along Kirby Smith Road.
Stratford Pointe sits south of the 417 Greenway and just east of Narcoossee Road, with two entrances off Kirby Smith Road. The Shores at Lake Whippoorwill is across the street and NorthShore at Lake Hart is to its east.
The neighborhood sits directly adjacent to the 417 Greenway along its north side. A large sound barrier wall now lines that edge of the neighborhood, which reduces the noise but does not remove it. Homes nearest the wall are the ones to walk before making an offer.
The homes were built between 2005 and 2007, which puts original roofs and HVAC systems at roughly 19 to 21 years old. Many have already been replaced and many have not. Roof age drives insurance eligibility and premiums in Florida, so ask for the roof and HVAC replacement dates on any home here before you write an offer.
Gator's Plaza, which includes a Gator's Dockside, sits just outside the neighborhood entrance. Within about a mile in either direction along Narcoossee Road are several shopping centers, including Lake Nona Landing and the Publix anchored Cornerstone at Lake Hart.
Stratford Pointe is assigned to Village Park Elementary, Lake Nona Middle School and Lake Nona High School. Valencia College's Lake Nona campus is a couple of miles south. Attendance zones are set by Orange County Public Schools and can change, so confirm the current assignment with OCPS for a specific address.
Buyers who want an established Lake Nona address with quick 417 and Narcoossee Road access, no CDD assessment, and a mature neighborhood rather than a construction zone. It is a poor fit for buyers who want resort-style amenities, a gate, new construction, a large yard, or distance from highway noise.
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