Orlando Real Estate

Orlando, FL Homes for Sale

Orlando, FL homes for sale range from starter condos near $250,000 to executive homes above $900,000, with single-family listings commonly falling between $360,000 and $550,000. Dave Jones Realty works with buyers across Orange County, from Mediterranean-style homes in Dr. Phillips to bungalows in College Park. Orlando's housing market draws relocating families, healthcare workers, and theme park professionals who want reasonable commutes along Interstate 4 and access to strong public schools and year-round outdoor recreation.

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Home Styles and Price Context

Orlando's dominant housing styles include Mediterranean and stucco homes, Florida ranch designs, and newer craftsman-influenced construction. Mediterranean-style homes in Dr. Phillips and Windermere typically list between $600,000 and $1,200,000. Concrete-block ranch homes built between 1960 and 1985 in Conway and Pine Hills range from $310,000 to $420,000. Lot sizes across established Orlando neighborhoods average a quarter acre, while newer subdivisions in Lake Nona feature lots closer to one-fifth acre with homes ranging 1,900 to 3,400 square feet.

Neighborhoods

College Park

College Park sits northwest of downtown Orlando along Edgewater Drive and holds a mix of 1920s bungalows and mid-century homes. College Park listings commonly range from $450,000 to $750,000, and the neighborhood is zoned for Princeton Elementary School.

Lake Nona

Lake Nona is a master-planned community in southeast Orlando built largely since 2010, anchored by the Lake Nona Medical City and the University of Central Florida College of Medicine. Homes in Lake Nona typically list between $480,000 and $850,000.

Baldwin Park

Baldwin Park is a walkable community east of downtown built on the former Orlando Naval Training Center site, with homes ranging from $550,000 to $950,000 surrounding a central lake and Village Center.

Daily Life

Interstate 4 connects Orlando neighborhoods to downtown employment centers, with drive times from Lake Nona to downtown running about 25 minutes outside peak hours. Orlando Health and AdventHealth rank among the largest employers in the region. Lake Eola Park hosts a Sunday farmers market and anchors downtown recreation, while the West Orange Trail offers 22 miles of paved path for cyclists. Orlando International Airport sits minutes from Lake Nona and southeast neighborhoods.

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Dave Jones Realty has closed transactions across College Park, Lake Nona, and Baldwin Park, giving Orlando buyers direct comparison points between established neighborhoods and newer master-planned communities.

Newest Homes for Sale in Orlando, FL

$519,000
4 Beds 3 Baths O6436588 MLS
If your house needs to keep up with real life, this one has the room to do it. Over 2,700 square feet with four bedrooms, a dedicated office, a loft, and multiple living spaces means there’s a place for work, homework, movie nights, overnight guests, and everything else that somehow needs its own corner. Downstairs, the layout is big, bright, and open. The kitchen sits right in the middle of it all with granite counters, stainless appliances, plenty of cabinetry, a large island, and a walk-in pantry. It opens right into the main living and dining space, so whether you have ten people over or it’s just a regular Tuesday night, everyone can be together without being on top of each other. There’s a dedicated office when you need to shut the door and get something done, plus a covered patio out back when you’d rather shut the laptop altogether. Upstairs, the loft gives you another full living space, and all four bedrooms are on the same floor. The primary suite is seriously spacious with a large bath and two closets, while three more bedrooms and another full bath give everyone plenty of room. Even better, the laundry room is upstairs too, because carrying baskets up and down the stairs is nobody’s idea of a good time. And Beacon Park gives you plenty of reasons to leave the house. Spend the afternoon at the community pool, meet up at the clubhouse, hit the playground, or head over to the neighborhood lake with its fountain, surrounding park areas, picnic tables, and benches. The home also has solar panels, which helps take the sting out of the Florida summer electric bill. Then there’s the part of Orlando you’re in. MCO is right down the road, Lake Nona is next door, and 417 and 528 make getting just about anywhere else pretty painless. Dinner at Boxi Park, a Target run, a flight out of town, or getting over to Medical City doesn’t have to turn into an entire production. Lots of space at home. Plenty to do when you leave it. And a location that makes everyday life a whole lot easier.

2230 J Lawson Boulevard, Orlando

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