Homes for sale · Orlando, FloridaLaureate Park
Connected living in the heart of Lake Nona
84
Homes for sale
$789,990
Median list price
$327
Avg price / sqft
71
Median days on market
Laureate Park sits inside Orlando's Lake Nona district, built for people who want a modern, walkable life with fiber-fast internet, pocket parks, and neighbors who gather. The streets feel designed rather than accidental — front porches face the sidewalk, and a short drive puts you in the broader Lake Nona hub of restaurants, medical campuses, and employers.
For buyers, the market here is premium but moving. The median list price is $789,990 and homes sell at about 98% of asking, though the typical listing takes 73 days to find a buyer — so there's room to be deliberate. With 23 active listings over $1M and 21 new-construction homes available, you'll find everything from attainable townhomes to larger custom builds, a wider spread than you'll see in nearby Dr. Phillips or Metro West. Compare it against the full slate of Orlando homes for sale and the value of the lifestyle starts to make sense.
Laureate Park is a community in Orlando, Florida.
Quick facts
$379,900 – $3.4M price range
2,432 sqft median home
$179/mo median HOA
$3,500/mo median rent
243 sold in 12 months
Drive times
Living in Laureate Park
Laureate Park is a master-planned neighborhood within Orlando's Lake Nona district in southeast Orange County. It was built around a simple idea: make a community where you can walk to a park, work from home on gigabit fiber, and know your neighbors from the front porch. The design shows it — alley-loaded garages keep cars off the street face, sidewalks connect the blocks, and pocket parks are scattered throughout so green space is never far.
The neighborhood suits people who want something modern and intentional rather than an older, tree-canopied Orlando enclave. Remote workers and tech-oriented households are drawn to the built-in fiber, and the proximity to Lake Nona's medical and business campuses means many residents have a short commute. Families, young professionals, and downsizers all find a place here because the housing runs from townhomes to larger single-family homes.
The character is new-urbanist and amenity-rich, which is a deliberate contrast to the sprawl found elsewhere in the metro. If you prefer character homes with decades of history, this isn't that — but if you want a connected, well-run community with a clear sense of planning, Laureate Park delivers it consistently across its streets.
Neighborhoods and communities in Laureate Park
Laureate Park itself is one of the signature residential communities inside the larger Lake Nona area, and understanding that relationship helps buyers orient themselves. Lake Nona is the broader district — home to medical campuses, dining, and employment — while Laureate Park is the walkable residential heart within it. When people describe the lifestyle, they're usually talking about the combination of the two.
Buyers comparing options across Orlando often weigh Laureate Park against established areas like Metro West and Dr. Phillips, both of which offer more mature neighborhoods and a different price mix. Others look toward the Central Business District or College Park for an urban-core or classic-Orlando feel. Each trades off differently on commute, age of housing, and walkability.
What sets Laureate Park apart from these is its newness and its planned amenity base. You're buying into a community that was designed from scratch for connectivity and pedestrian life, where many of its peers grew up organically over decades. That distinction matters when you're deciding what kind of daily rhythm you want.
Homes for sale in Laureate Park: prices and housing
The current market shows 85 active listings with a median list price of $789,990, and the range runs from $379,900 all the way to $3,295,000. Homes trade at roughly $325 per square foot, with a median size of 2,431 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 243 homes sold at a median price of $785,000, and sellers collected about 98% of asking on average — a sign that pricing has stayed disciplined even with a median 73 days on market.
The housing mix leans toward single-family homes, but the price spread reflects real variety: there are 23 active listings over $1 million at the upper end and more attainable entry points below the median. Among active listings, 12 have pools, 4 are gated, and just 2 are waterfront, so if a specific feature matters to you, inventory in those segments is limited and worth tracking closely. New construction is a notable part of the market, with 21 of the active listings being newly built — a meaningful option for buyers who want a builder floor plan.
On carrying costs, budget for a median HOA of $179 per month, which funds the community's parks and amenities, and median property taxes of about $8,890 per year. For investors or those weighing a rental, the median rent here is $3,500 per month. Taken together, these numbers put Laureate Park in the premium tier of Orlando neighborhoods, but the amenity base and location help justify it for the right buyer.
Schools in Laureate Park
The most common school assignments for Laureate Park are Laureate Park Elementary, Lake Nona Middle, and Lake Nona High. Having a dedicated elementary school within the community name itself is a convenience many families appreciate, keeping younger students close to home.
Because Laureate Park and the surrounding Lake Nona area are still growing, school boundaries can be adjusted as new development comes online and enrollment shifts. That makes it important to verify the exact assignment for any specific address rather than assuming it based on a neighboring street.
The best practice is to confirm your zone directly with Orange County Public Schools before you finalize a purchase. School assignments are the single detail buyers most often get wrong in fast-growing areas, so a quick check protects you from surprises after closing.
Getting around Laureate Park
One of the practical advantages of Laureate Park is its position near Orlando International Airport, which sits about 18 minutes away. For frequent travelers or anyone who values an easy airport run, that proximity is hard to beat elsewhere in the metro.
Downtown Orlando is roughly 27 minutes away, putting the city's core and the Central Business District within a reasonable commute. For the region's attractions, Universal Orlando is about 30 minutes and Walt Disney World around 35, so weekend trips and visiting family are straightforward from here.
Day to day, the neighborhood's walkable design means short trips to parks and amenities can happen on foot or by bike, while regional travel relies on the area's main corridors connecting Lake Nona to the rest of Orlando. As with most of the metro, a car remains essential for commuting and errands beyond the immediate community.
Is Laureate Park a good place to live?
For buyers who want a modern, connected, and walkable community, Laureate Park is one of the strongest options in southeast Orlando. The combination of gigabit fiber, pocket parks, a porch-forward street design, and quick access to the Lake Nona employment hub creates a lifestyle that's genuinely different from older parts of the metro. Add an 18-minute drive to the airport and manageable commutes to downtown and the theme parks, and the location works for a wide range of households.
The honest trade-offs are price and pace. With a median list price near $790,000, median taxes close to $8,890 a year, and a $179 monthly HOA, this is a premium neighborhood — and the median 73 days on market means homes don't fly off the shelf, which is good for buyers but something sellers should plan around. If you want an established neighborhood with mature trees and decades of history, you'll find more of that in areas like Dr. Phillips or College Park.
Overall, Laureate Park rewards buyers who value planning, connectivity, and amenities over age and character. The market is active with 85 listings and strong 98%-of-asking sale ratios, giving you a healthy mix of resale and new construction to choose from. For the right buyer, it's a well-run community that delivers exactly what it was designed to.
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Homes for sale in Laureate Park
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$1,029,000
10208 FIDDLEY ALLEY, ORLANDO
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,448 sqft
$950,000
9750 NERUDA STREET, ORLANDO
5 bd · 4 ba · 3,048 sqft
$789,990
9811 PEEBLES STREET, ORLANDO
4 bd · 3 ba · 2,001 sqft
$715,126
9437 FLOREY WAY, ORLANDO
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,941 sqft
$599,900
9420 MERRIFIELD STREET, ORLANDO
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,787 sqft
$460,000
14169 WALCOTT AVENUE, ORLANDO
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,691 sqft
$609,900
12420 KOSHIBA ALLEY, ORLANDO
3 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,016 sqft
$1,350,000
8802 FINSEN STREET, ORLANDO
5 bd · 3.5 ba · 3,949 sqft
$859,990
13352 LEGGETT ALLEY, ORLANDO
5 bd · 4 ba · 3,260 sqft
$1,190,000
9493 REYMONT STREET, ORLANDO
4 bd · 3.5 ba · 3,258 sqft
$2,590,000
14197 CENTERLINE DRIVE, ORLANDO
5 bd · 4.5 ba · 4,562 sqft
$574,900
12923 GABOR AVENUE, ORLANDO
3 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,167 sqft
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The Laureate Park market
243
Sold, last 12 months
$783,153
Median sold price
98%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
35 days
Median time to sell
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Median sold price — 3-yr, 3-mo rolling
▼ 25.2% yr/yr
Homes sold per month
Live Stellar MLS data — every listing and closed sale inside the Laureate Park boundary. Rolling medians smooth single-month swings in small communities.
For the school run
Schools Laureate Park is zoned for
Attendance boundaries overlapping this community — always verify zoning with the district.
What it really costs
Owning here
Owning the median Laureate Park home
≈ $5,290/mo
$789,990 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
$179/mo
Median HOA
From current listings inside the boundary
$3,500/mo
Median rent
Homes for rent inside the boundary
Population
6,007
Median age
35
Median income
$143,663
Median home value
$707,000
Beyond the listings
Living in Laureate Park
Lifestyles
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Top 2% in the U.S.Networking
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Top 3% in the U.S.Yoga Advocates
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Laureate Park FAQs
Is Laureate Park a good place to live?+
It suits buyers who value a planned, connected community over an established older neighborhood. You get sidewalks, parks, gigabit fiber, and proximity to the Lake Nona employment and dining hub. The trade-off is that it's newer and pricier than much of Orlando, but the walkable layout and amenities earn their keep for many households.
Is Laureate Park expensive?+
It's above the Orlando median — the median list price is $789,990 and active listings run from $379,900 up to $3,295,000. There are 23 homes currently listed over $1M, so the top end is substantial, but the lower end gives entry points for buyers who don't need a large custom build.
What do homes cost in Laureate Park?+
The median sold price over the last 12 months was $785,000, and homes trade at roughly $325 per square foot on a median size of 2,431 square feet. Sellers are getting about 98% of their asking price, so pricing has held firm even as homes take time to sell.
How is the market in Laureate Park?+
There are 85 active listings and 243 homes sold in the past year, with a median of 73 days on market. That pace gives buyers room to negotiate and inspect carefully, though the strong 98%-of-asking ratio shows sellers aren't slashing prices to move inventory.
What about HOA fees and property taxes?+
The median HOA is $179 per month, which supports the parks, amenities, and community upkeep that define the neighborhood. Median property tax runs about $8,890 per year, in line with the area's higher home values — budget for both when comparing against other Orlando communities.
What schools serve Laureate Park?+
The most common assignments are Laureate Park Elementary, Lake Nona Middle, and Lake Nona High. Since the community is still growing, confirm your specific address with Orange County Public Schools before you buy, as zones can shift with new development.
How is the commute from Laureate Park?+
Orlando International Airport is about 18 minutes away and Downtown Orlando roughly 27 minutes. Universal Orlando is around 30 minutes and Walt Disney World about 35, so theme-park trips and airport runs are both manageable from here.
Is there new construction in Laureate Park?+
Yes — 21 of the 85 active listings are new construction, so buyers can still choose builder floor plans rather than compete only on resale inventory. That mix of new and resale is broader than what you'll find in more established areas like Metro West.
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