Park Manor Estates

It's a solid fit for buyers who want established east-Orlando living with short commutes — about 17 minutes to downtown and 25 to the airport. The neighborhood is zoned for Lawton Chiles Elementary, Union Park Middle, and University High, and it sits near larger communities like Eagle Creek. It's practical and central rather than resort-style.

It's an accessible corner of the Orlando market, with a median list price of $410,000 and homes running about $278 per square foot. Active listings range from $400,000 up to $720,000, so there's some spread, but most inventory sits in a mid-market band. Compared to pricier east-side communities like Laureate Park, it's an easier entry point.

The median list price is $410,000 and the median home is around 1,647 square feet at roughly $278 per square foot. Over the past 12 months, 24 homes sold at a median price of $363,450, so closed prices have run below current asking. Larger or updated homes push toward the top of the $720,000 active range.

It's tight and fast. With only 4 active listings and a median of about 15 days on market, homes don't linger, and sellers are averaging 99% of their asking price. Buyers should come pre-approved and ready to move when the right listing appears, since options across Orlando homes for sale in this band are limited.

There's no significant HOA data reported for the neighborhood, which points to a largely fee-free, non-HOA setting typical of established east-side subdivisions. Property taxes run a median of about $4,312 per year. Always confirm current tax figures and any applicable assessments on a specific address before you make an offer.