Lake Brantley Isles

It's a strong fit for families who want space, water access, and a settled suburban feel without being far from the city. Homes are zoned for Lake Brantley High School, Teague Middle School, and Wekiva Elementary School, and you're surrounded by established neighborhoods like Sweetwater Oaks. Downtown Orlando is about 26 minutes away, so the commute stays reasonable.

Yes, this is a higher-priced pocket of Longwood — the median list price is $932,450, and two of the four active homes are listed above $1M. That said, the range is wide, running from $325,000 to $1,695,000, so there's more than one price point depending on what you're after. The waterfront homes sit at the top of that range.

Active listings run from $325,000 to $1,695,000 with a median list of $932,450, and homes average about $351 per square foot on a median size of 2,466 sqft. Over the last 12 months, 6 homes sold at a median price of $394,125 — a reminder that smaller or entry-level properties do trade here alongside the big-ticket waterfront listings.

It's a thin, patient market with just 4 active listings and a median 62.5 days on market, so buyers generally have time to think. Sellers over the past year netted about 97% of their asking price on average, which tells you well-priced homes still close close to list. Comparing against the wider Longwood homes for sale helps frame value here.

There's no reliable median HOA figure reported for the active listings here, so budget expectations should be confirmed per property. Property taxes run a median of about $5,357 per year, which is in line with the area's home values. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent nearby is around $2,200 a month.