ORANGE COUNTY · CENTRAL FLORIDA
Orange County · Greater Central Florida
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
A large-scale south-Orange master plan on the Beltway edge, with a working suburban rhythm.
THE STORY
Meadow Woods is a census-designated place rather than a city, an unincorporated pocket of southern Orange County wedged between Orlando International Airport and Kissimmee. The 2020 census counted 43,790 residents, which makes it larger than most of the incorporated towns in the region.
Its boundaries are set by the things around it: the airport to the north, Buenaventura Lakes to the south, Lake Nona to the east and Hunters Creek to the west. That position is the whole argument for the place. Airport payrolls are minutes north, the Lake Nona medical and life-sciences employment is immediately east, and Meadow Woods prices below both.
Access is better than the price band suggests. Landstar Boulevard runs north to south as the main spine and meets the Central Florida GreeneWay, SR 417, at Exit 14. SunRail opened a Meadow Woods station at the northwest corner of the community in 2018, which put a rail commute to downtown Orlando and points north on the table.
The Meadow Woods Recreation Center and Park carries the community athletics: basketball, tae kwon do and pickleball leagues, a loop path for runners and a dedicated dog area. Meadow Woods Plaza on Landstar Boulevard handles everyday retail.
The inventory is suburban single-family and townhome product on conventional lots, built largely from the 1980s through the 2000s, with newer construction along the Wyndham Lakes and Town Center Boulevard edges and a significant rental and apartment component.
Meadow Woods is served by Orange County Public Schools. For buyers the case is entry-level and mid-range Orange County pricing with a SunRail station, expressway access and two major employment centres within a short drive.
Frequently Asked
Meadow Woods is a census-designated place rather than a city, an unincorporated pocket of southern Orange County wedged between Orlando International Airport and Kissimmee. The 2020 census counted 43,790 residents, which makes it larger than most incorporated towns in the region, and its position between airport and Lake Nona payrolls is the whole argument for it.
Access is better here than the price band suggests. Landstar Boulevard runs north to south as the main spine and meets the Central Florida GreeneWay, SR 417, at Exit 14. SunRail opened a Meadow Woods station at the northwest corner of the community in 2018, which put a rail commute to downtown Orlando and points north on the table.
What you will see is suburban single-family and townhome product on conventional lots, built largely from the 1980s through the 2000s, with newer construction along the Wyndham Lakes and Town Center Boulevard edges. There is also a significant rental and apartment component through the community.
A per-subdivision question here. Meadow Woods is suburban single-family and townhome product on conventional lots built from the 1980s through the 2000s, with a significant rental component, and the newer Wyndham Lakes and Town Center Boulevard edges are the newest stock. Name one and we will confirm its entry arrangement.
Meadow Woods is a census-designated place rather than a city and stays unincorporated Orange County, so no separate city rate applies. That is part of why it prices below Lake Nona immediately east. Newer construction on the Wyndham Lakes and Town Center Boulevard edges is likeliest to add assessments. We check the parcel.
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Build era sets the inspection, since the stock runs from the 1980s through the 2000s with newer product only on the Wyndham Lakes and Town Center Boulevard edges. Establish the year first, then inspect roof, panel and systems to it. Given the significant rental component, check the condition and permit history on any recently tenanted property, and drive the Landstar Boulevard approach at rush hour.
Rail commuting to downtown Orlando points at the blocks near the Meadow Woods SunRail station on the northwest corner. The newest construction is on the Wyndham Lakes and Town Center Boulevard edges. Athletics and the loop path at the door mean the streets near the Meadow Woods Recreation Center and Park. The older 1980s pods are the entry point.
The Meadow Woods Recreation Center and Park carries the community athletics: basketball, tae kwon do and pickleball leagues, a loop path for runners and a dedicated dog area. Meadow Woods Plaza on Landstar Boulevard handles everyday retail, and SR 417 puts the wider south Orange County trail and park network within a short drive.
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