West Creek Elementary

It suits families who want larger homes and straightforward access across the region, with the airport about 24 minutes away and both major theme parks within roughly 30 minutes. Nearby high schools in the broader Orlando area include options like Lake Nona High, and the neighborhood's settled, practical character makes it easy to plan around. It's a place built for daily convenience rather than flash.

The median list price is $524,900, with active homes ranging from $429,000 up to $799,000, so there's meaningful spread across the 15 current listings. At an average of $252 per square foot, pricing lands in the middle of Orlando's family-home market. Compared with the wider Orlando homes for sale picture, this zone reads as solidly mid-market.

Over the last 12 months, 61 homes sold at a median price of $595,000, while the current median list price sits at $524,900. Sellers averaged about 97% of asking, so buyers should expect to negotiate close to list on well-priced homes. Median home size is around 2,369 square feet.

Homes are taking a median of 42 days to sell, which gives buyers room to evaluate without the pressure of a frantic pace. With 61 sales in the past year against 15 active listings, inventory turns over steadily and sellers are landing about 97% of asking. You can watch the current listings on the live map.

The median HOA runs about $108 per month, which is on the lighter side for a community with amenities. Median property tax comes in around $5,729 per year, and median rent sits at $3,200 per month if you're weighing the buy-versus-rent math. Together those carrying costs stay reasonable for the price point.