ORANGE COUNTY · CENTRAL FLORIDA
Orange County · Greater Central Florida
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
A gated east-Orange golf-community master plan next to the Waterford Lakes commercial anchor.
THE STORY
Stoneybrook East is a guard-gated golf community in east Orange County, off South Alafaya Trail near Avalon Park and roughly twelve miles east of downtown Orlando. The gate is the first thing to know about it, because it is one of the few gated golf addresses in this part of the county.
The community is organised as fifteen distinct villages laid out around the course. That matters when shopping: villages differ in builder, product type, lot size and age, so two Stoneybrook East listings can be very different houses at very different prices.
Stoneybrook East Golf Club is a par-72 course in an old Florida style, dating to the 1990s, with undulating greens and mature landscaping rather than a modern manicured look. Attribution of the design differs between sources, so treat any single name you see attached to it with caution. Course and water frontage sets the top of the local price band.
Amenities are held in common and are more extensive than most gated communities of this size carry: a fitness centre, a junior Olympic-sized pool, tennis courts, soccer and baseball fields, and walking trails.
Position drives the demand. The University of Central Florida is a short drive north, the Alafaya and Avalon Park retail corridors are adjacent, and SR 408 runs downtown. That combination puts university employment, the east Orlando technology corridor and downtown all within reach of one address.
The inventory runs from townhomes and smaller single-family product through executive and custom homes on the golf frontage, built largely from the late 1990s through the 2000s.
Stoneybrook East is served by Orange County Public Schools. For buyers the case is gated golf living with full amenities in east Orlando, at a price point below the comparable gated communities on the Windermere side of the metro.
Frequently Asked
Stoneybrook East is a guard-gated golf community in east Orange County, off South Alafaya Trail near Avalon Park and roughly twelve miles east of downtown Orlando. The gate is the first thing to know about it, because it is one of the few gated golf addresses in this part of the county, and the community is organized as fifteen distinct villages around the course.
Position drives the demand here. The University of Central Florida is a short drive north, the Alafaya and Avalon Park retail corridors are adjacent, and SR 408 runs downtown, roughly twelve miles west. That combination puts university employment, the east Orlando technology corridor and downtown within reach of one address. The honest answer depends on your street, so send us one.
Product here runs from townhomes and smaller single-family product through executive and custom homes on the Stoneybrook East Golf Club frontage, built largely from the late 1990s through the 2000s. Because the community is organized as fifteen villages, product type, lot size and builder vary sharply between them.
Yes, and it defines the address. Stoneybrook East is a guard-gated golf community, one of the few gated golf addresses in this part of east Orange County, so the gate is the boundary of the community rather than a feature inside it. All fifteen villages sit within it.
The Orange County rate is the base, but the association is what drives the monthly number. A guard-gated community funding a fitness center, a junior Olympic-sized pool, tennis courts, soccer and baseball fields and trails does that through assessments, and your village may add its own. Golf membership is separate again.
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Two Stoneybrook East listings can be very different houses at very different prices, so establish which of the fifteen villages you are in and inspect to that village's builder and era. Read the association documents and assessment schedule, and confirm exactly what Stoneybrook East Golf Club membership is required or optional. Note that attribution of the course design differs between sources, so treat any single name attached to it with caution.
Course and water frontage sets the top of the local price band and answers to golf first. Townhomes and smaller single-family product are the entry into the same gate and amenities. Villages nearest the South Alafaya Trail exit serve University of Central Florida commuting; those nearest the Avalon Park retail corridor keep errands close.
Amenities here are more extensive than most gated communities of this size carry: a fitness center, a junior Olympic-sized pool, tennis courts, soccer and baseball fields, and walking trails. Stoneybrook East Golf Club is a par-72 course in an old Florida style dating to the 1990s, with undulating greens and mature landscaping rather than a modern manicured look.
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