Celery Estates Homes for Sale
Non-gated Sanford neighborhood of mid-range homes built by Lennar near downtown.
Homes for sale in Celery Estates
Inside Celery Estates
Celery Estates is a non-gated residential community in Sanford’s northeast area, developed by Lennar Homes between 2006 and 2012. Located off Celery Avenue east of Brissom Avenue, the subdivision comprises approximately 130 single-family homes ranging from 1,250 to 2,500 square feet. The neighborhood appeals to buyers seeking newer construction without the constraints of a gated community, featuring granite countertops, upgraded lighting, and high ceilings in many homes.
The community’s location offers significant convenience and accessibility. Residents enjoy proximity to downtown Sanford’s restaurants, nightlife, and the Saturday farmers market. Lake Monroe Riverwalk, Fort Mellon Park, and Sanford’s cultural venues lie minutes away. The subdivision also sits just east of downtown with straightforward access to Orlando Sanford International Airport, the SR 417 Expressway connecting to I-4, and routes toward UCF and Orlando’s attractions.
Celery Estates is served by Seminole County Public Schools, which assigns the elementary campus by address. A mandatory homeowners association maintains community amenities including sidewalks and planned landscaping. The area’s connection to the broader Orlando metro makes it attractive for commuters to downtown Orlando, the airport, and UCF, while the beaches remain accessible via SR 415 in approximately 40 minutes.
Home prices in Celery Estates typically range from the $200,000s to the $450,000s, making it an affordable entry point into the Sanford market. The subdivision’s established infrastructure and proximity to both employment centers and downtown amenities appeal to first-time homebuyers and buyers who prioritize location over gated security features.
The facts
Frequently asked
What is the price range for homes in Celery Estates?
Homes in Celery Estates typically range from the low $200,000s to approximately $450,000. The subdivision consists of established properties built by Lennar Homes between 2006 and 2012, with homes ranging from 1,250 to 2,500 square feet. For current market pricing and available listings, contact a Market Connect Realty agent.
Is Celery Estates a gated community?
No, Celery Estates is not a gated community. It is a non-gated, planned residential neighborhood off Celery Avenue in northeast Sanford. While the community features a mandatory HOA that maintains sidewalks and common areas, there is no gated entry, making it more accessible and less restrictive than gated alternatives in the area.
What schools are zoned for Celery Estates?
Celery Estates falls within Seminole County Public Schools' Region 3 school zone. Elementary assignment is set by Seminole County Public Schools. For information about middle and high school assignments and current school assignments, contact a local real estate agent or Seminole County Public Schools directly.
What are the HOA fees in Celery Estates?
HOA fees in Celery Estates range from approximately $41 to $123 per month, depending on the specific section of the community. The HOA is mandatory and covers maintenance of sidewalks, landscaping, and common areas. For exact fees for a specific property, contact the HOA directly or request details from your real estate agent.
What amenities does Celery Estates offer?
Celery Estates features planned community amenities including well-maintained sidewalks and landscaped common areas. The community itself is located near Lake Monroe Riverwalk, Fort Mellon Park, and downtown Sanford's restaurants, shopping, and farmers market. Additional regional attractions include the Central Florida Zoo and proximity to the Orlando Sanford International Airport.
How many homes are in Celery Estates?
Celery Estates contains approximately 130 single-family homes. The community was developed over several years between 2006 and 2012 by Lennar Homes. Homes are predominantly single-family residences in the 1,250- to 2,500-square-foot range located in a planned, non-gated layout.
Is short-term rental allowed in Celery Estates?
Specific short-term rental policies for Celery Estates are not clearly documented in available sources. Rental restrictions vary by property and HOA regulations. Interested buyers should review the community's CC&Rs and contact the HOA directly or consult a Market Connect Realty agent for current short-term rental policies.
What year was Celery Estates developed?
Celery Estates was developed by Lennar Homes between 2006 and 2012, with construction spanning approximately six years. The community is well-established and features newer construction homes built during the mid-2000s to early 2010s. The development added modern single-family residences to the northeast Sanford area.