Stone Lakes Elementary

It's a solid fit for families who want a quieter, gated-neighborhood feel with fast access to the rest of Orlando — the airport is about 30 minutes away and downtown roughly 31. The zone also feeds toward well-regarded high schools including Lake Nona High. With pool homes and gated communities making up much of the inventory, it leans residential and family-oriented.

It sits in the mid-range for Orlando, with a median list price of $549,900 and active homes running from $339,900 up to $949,800. The median $/sqft is about $223 on a typical 2,514-square-foot home. There are no active listings above $1M right now, so this is more move-up family territory than luxury.

Over the last 12 months, 77 homes sold at a median price of $490,000, while current listings carry a higher median asking price of $549,900. The typical home here runs around 2,514 square feet at roughly $223 per square foot. That spread between sold and list prices reflects the room buyers often find to negotiate.

It's balanced and steady — the median listing goes under contract in about 35 days, and sellers are averaging 98% of their asking price. With 31 homes active and 77 sold over the past year, there's consistent turnover without the frenzy of a hot seller's market. Well-priced, move-in-ready homes still tend to move quickly.

Expect a median HOA of about $251 per month, which tracks with the many gated communities in the area, plus median property taxes around $5,402 per year. If you're weighing renting instead, the median rent here runs about $2,700 per month. Always confirm the exact HOA and tax figures for any specific home, since they vary by community.