Oak Hollow

It's a quiet residential neighborhood in Kissimmee with an easy commute footprint — about 22 minutes to Orlando International Airport and 28 to downtown Orlando. Families often value the school zoning, which includes Osceola County School for the Arts and Mill Creek Elementary School. It suits buyers who want steady residential living rather than a resort or vacation-rental setting.

Not by Central Florida standards — the median list price is $379,950 and recent sales landed at a median of $365,000. Property taxes are light too, at roughly $1,082 a year. Compared with resort-style communities like Solara, it reads as an affordable, no-frills residential choice.

Active listings currently range from $359,900 to $400,000, with a median of $379,950 and an average of about $228 per square foot. Homes here run around 1,704 square feet at the median, so you're generally looking at right-sized single-family properties rather than large estates.

It's small and slow — just two homes are active and the median time on market is 219 days. That said, the seven homes sold over the past year fetched about 99% of asking, so well-priced homes still trade close to list. Buyers get time to think, but there's limited room to lowball once a seller has priced correctly.

Property taxes are the main recurring cost, with a median of about $1,082 per year. HOA data isn't available for this neighborhood in the current figures, so confirm any association dues directly on a specific listing. If HOA structure matters to you, communities like Windsor at Westside publish clearer fee schedules for comparison.