Homes zoned forLaureate Park Elementary
Lake Nona living with walkable parks and new builds
78
Homes for sale
$584,900
Median list price
$313
Avg price / sqft
92
Median days on market
The Laureate Park Elementary zone sits in the heart of Lake Nona, the master-planned corner of southeast Orlando known for its trail network, modern architecture, and tech-forward community feel. This is a place built for people who want sidewalks that actually go somewhere, a mix of new construction and established streets, and quick access to the airport and the region's job centers. It suits young families, medical and aerospace professionals, and anyone who values a planned, amenity-rich neighborhood over a patchwork of older subdivisions.
For buyers, the zone reads as a move-up market: the median list price is $592,450, with homes trading all the way up to $3.4M and 20 of the 80 active listings priced above $1M. Expect to compete, but don't expect a frenzy — the median days on market is 90, which gives you room to think. You can browse the full picture on the live map or compare against the broader Orlando homes for sale; nearby high schools like Lake Nona High and Lake Buena Vista High School round out the picture for families.
Laureate Park Elementary is an attendance zone in Orlando, Florida.
Quick facts
$295,000 – $3.4M price range
1,972 sqft median home
$210/mo median HOA
$3,450/mo median rent
151 sold in 12 months
Drive times
Living in the Laureate Park Elementary zone
The Laureate Park Elementary zone sits within Lake Nona, the master-planned district in southeast Orlando that has grown into one of the region's defining newer communities. The appeal here is intentional design: connected sidewalks, trail networks, parks, and a street grid built for people as much as cars. It's a place where daily life leans toward walking and biking, and where the housing and amenities were planned together rather than added piecemeal over decades.
The community tends to attract young families, healthcare and aerospace professionals, and buyers relocating to Orlando who want a modern neighborhood close to the airport. With a median home size near 1,999 square feet and a mix of newer construction, the housing feels contemporary rather than dated. This is a zone for people who prioritize organization, amenities, and connectivity over the character of an older, established part of town.
If you value proximity to major employers, the airport, and the region's attractions while still having a residential, family-oriented setting, this zone delivers that combination. You can compare it against the wider Orlando homes for sale market to see how it stacks up on price and pace.
Schools for homes in the Laureate Park Elementary zone
This area is the attendance zone for Laureate Park Elementary, the school that gives the zone its name. Families buying here are typically drawn in part by the chance to send children to a neighborhood elementary within a planned community.
For older students, nearby high schools in the broader area include Lake Nona High, Lake Buena Vista High School, Edgewater High, and Colonial High. Which schools a specific address feeds into depends on where exactly the home sits.
School attendance boundaries change from year to year, and a home a few streets over can fall into a different zone than its neighbor. Always confirm the assigned elementary, middle, and high schools for a particular address directly with Orange County Public Schools before you make a decision based on schools.
Homes for sale in the Laureate Park Elementary zone: prices and housing
There are currently 80 active listings in the zone, with a median list price of $592,450 and prices ranging from $295,000 up to $3,395,000. The average is about $312 per square foot, and the median home size is roughly 1,999 square feet. This is a move-up market: 20 of those active listings are priced above $1M, so the high end is a meaningful part of the inventory.
Over the past 12 months, 151 homes sold at a median price of $665,000, and sellers received about 97% of their asking price on average. The median days on market sits at 90, which signals an active but not overheated market — buyers generally have time to evaluate and negotiate. New construction is available, with 10 active listings in that category, and there are also options with pools (14 active) and a smaller number of gated and waterfront homes.
On the carrying-cost side, the median HOA is about $186 per month, reflecting the shared amenities of a planned community, and median property taxes are around $8,806 per year. Rents in the area run a median of about $3,450 per month, which is useful context if you're weighing a purchase against leasing. Always verify the specific HOA dues, tax amount, and any community fees for an individual property before writing an offer.
Getting around from the Laureate Park Elementary zone
Location is one of this zone's strongest selling points. Orlando International Airport is roughly a 16-minute drive, which is a genuine convenience for frequent flyers and anyone whose work involves travel. Downtown Orlando is about 25 minutes away, keeping the city's core within an easy commute.
The theme parks are also close at hand: Walt Disney World is around 26 minutes and Universal Orlando about 27 minutes. That makes the zone practical both for families who want occasional park access and for people working in the tourism and hospitality economy.
The southeast Orlando position connects to the region's major roadways, giving residents reasonable access to the broader metro. For buyers weighing commute times, this central-but-residential setting is a large part of the value proposition — you get planned-community living without sacrificing reach to the area's biggest destinations.
Is the Laureate Park Elementary zone a good fit?
This zone is a strong match for buyers who want a modern, planned community with walkability, amenities, and quick access to the airport and job centers. The housing is contemporary, new construction is available, and the 16-minute drive to Orlando International is hard to beat. Families drawn to a neighborhood elementary and a cohesive community design will find a lot to like here.
The trade-off is price. With a median list price of $592,450, a median sold price of $665,000, and 20 active listings above $1M, this is not an entry-level market — though listings starting around $295,000 do offer a way in. Buyers should also budget for the roughly $186 monthly HOA and about $8,806 in annual property taxes, which are part of the cost of this kind of amenity-rich community.
With 90 median days on market and sellers getting about 97% of asking, the pace favors prepared buyers who move decisively on the right home. If a planned, connected community near the airport fits your life and your budget, this zone delivers it; if you're after an older, lower-cost, or more rural setting, you'll want to look elsewhere. Browse current listings on the live map to see what fits.
On the market now
Homes for sale in this zone
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$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
$395,000
7521 LAUREATE BLVD UNIT 5103, ORLANDO
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,549 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
$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
$412,000
9025 LAUREATE BOULEVARD, ORLANDO
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,644 sqft
$614,999
8363 LAUREATE BOULEVARD, ORLANDO
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,762 sqft
$474,900
14137 WALCOTT AVENUE, ORLANDO
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,906 sqft
$555,000
8518 NEMOURS PARKWAY, ORLANDO
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,962 sqft
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The numbers that matter
The Laureate Park Elementary market
151
Sold, last 12 months
$665,000
Median sold price
97%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
49 days
Median time to sell
Laureate Park Elementary vs Orlando
Median list price
Price per sqft
Days on market
Median sold price — 3-yr, 3-mo rolling
▼ 21.5% yr/yr
Homes sold per month
Live Stellar MLS data — every listing and closed sale inside the Laureate Park Elementary boundary. Rolling medians smooth single-month swings in small communities.
What it really costs
Owning here
Owning the median Laureate Park Elementary home
≈ $4,236/mo
$584,900 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
$210/mo
Median HOA
From current listings inside the boundary
$3,450/mo
Median rent
Homes for rent inside the boundary
Population
6,812
Median age
33
Median income
$139,962
Median home value
$642,500
Beyond the listings
Living in Laureate Park Elementary
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Laureate Park Elementary FAQs
Is the Laureate Park Elementary zone a good place to live?+
It's one of the more deliberately designed communities in Orlando, with trails, parks, and a walkable street grid that appeal to families and professionals alike. The quick 16-minute drive to Orlando International Airport and strong local amenities make it especially practical for people who travel or commute. It suits buyers who value a planned neighborhood over an older, more scattered one.
Is it expensive to buy here?+
Yes, relative to much of Orlando — the median list price is $592,450 and 20 of the 80 active listings are priced above $1M. Homes sold over the past year had a median price of $665,000, so this is firmly a move-up market. That said, listings start around $295,000, so there are entry points for buyers willing to look.
What do homes cost in this zone?+
Active listings range from $295,000 to $3,395,000, with a median list price of $592,450 and an average of $312 per square foot. The median home size is about 1,999 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 151 homes sold at a median price of $665,000.
How is the market right now?+
It's active but measured — 151 homes sold in the past year and sellers are getting about 97% of asking on average. The median days on market is 90, which means buyers have some room to negotiate and aren't forced into instant decisions. You can track current activity on the live map.
What should I expect for HOA fees and property taxes?+
The median HOA runs about $186 per month, which is typical for a master-planned community with shared amenities and maintained common areas. Median property taxes come in around $8,806 per year. Always confirm the specific HOA and tax figures for any individual home before you make an offer.
What about schools?+
This is the Laureate Park Elementary attendance zone, and nearby high schools include Lake Nona High and Lake Buena Vista High School. Boundaries can shift, so confirm the assigned schools for a specific address directly with Orange County Public Schools before you buy.
How is the commute from here?+
Location is a strong point: Orlando International Airport is about 16 minutes away, Downtown Orlando roughly 25 minutes, and Walt Disney World around 26 minutes. Universal Orlando is about 27 minutes out. That central-southeast position makes it convenient for the region's biggest job and travel hubs.
Is there new construction available?+
Yes — 10 of the 80 active listings are new construction, so buyers who want a modern, never-lived-in home have real choices here. Lake Nona has been a steady area of newer development, which is part of why the housing stock skews contemporary. Confirm builder timelines and included features before committing.
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