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It's a solid choice if you want to be inside Winter Park with quick access to downtown Orlando, about 11 minutes by car. The zone mixes waterfront streets, pool homes and everyday interior blocks, and it feeds respected schools like Winter Park High. That combination of location and school access is why buyers keep circling back.

It depends heavily on where you land in the range — active listings run from $130,000 all the way to $1,600,000, with a median list price of $490,900. The average price per square foot is $381, and 14 of the 51 active homes are priced above $1M. So there's genuine entry-level opportunity alongside the luxury end.

Over the last 12 months, 142 homes sold at a median price of $405,500, while today's active median list sits at $490,900. Median home size is around 1,498 square feet. You can browse current pricing on the live map to see how listings stack up.

It's steady rather than frantic — the median home spends about 49 days on market, and sellers are getting roughly 97% of asking on average. With 51 active listings against 142 sales in the past year, there's enough inventory to negotiate without waiting forever. You can track the broader picture across Winter Park homes for sale.

The median HOA runs about $363 a month, though that varies widely since only one active listing is in a gated community and many homes carry no association at all. Median property tax is around $3,562 a year, and median rent in the zone is about $2,000 a month if you're weighing renting against buying.