Lakeview Pointe Homes for Sale
Non-gated Horizon West community with waterfront lots and modern Pulte homes on Huckleberry Lake.
Homes for sale in Lakeview Pointe
Inside Lakeview Pointe
Lakeview Pointe is a non-gated residential community in Winter Garden’s Horizon West development, built by Pulte Homes starting in 2015 and continuing through 2025. Located on Seidel Road in the 34787 zip code, the community comprises single-family homes and townhomes ranging from 1,456 to 6,442 square feet, with prices typically between $400,000 and $1.3 million depending on size and lakefront location.
The subdivision’s defining feature is its position on the northern bank of Huckleberry Lake, offering select lakefront properties with private shoreline and dock access. The community includes amenities designed for an active lifestyle: a resort-style community pool with children’s splash pad, fitness center, clubhouse, playground, walking trails, and scenic water views. Home values benefit from lake access and the inclusion of lawn maintenance in HOA fees.
Zoning for Lakeview Pointe runs through Orange County Public Schools at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. The area sits minutes from Winter Garden Village shopping center, Orange County National Golf Center, and provides convenient access to Route 429 leading to Walt Disney World and Interstate 4.
HOA fees range from $112 to $416 monthly, with variation based on lot size and amenities included. The community appeals to buyers seeking a blend of modern suburban living with waterfront amenities and proximity to Central Florida’s major employment and entertainment centers, without the security requirements of a gated community.
The facts
Frequently asked
What is the price range for homes in Lakeview Pointe?
Homes in Lakeview Pointe typically range from $400,000 to $1.3 million. Single-family lakefront estates command premium prices, while townhomes and interior lots are more modestly priced. Current average listing prices for single-family homes are around $1.28 million. Contact a Market Connect Realty agent for current MLS data and specific available properties.
Is Lakeview Pointe a gated community?
No, Lakeview Pointe is a non-gated community. The subdivision features two visually appealing entrances on Seidel Road but does not have entrance gates or security checkpoints. It remains open to public access while maintaining a mandatory HOA for amenity maintenance and landscaping.
What schools are zoned for Lakeview Pointe?
Lakeview Pointe draws its elementary, middle, and high school assignments from Orange County Public Schools. The zoned elementary campus is operated by Orange County Public Schools. buyers should verify current school assignments with Orange County Public Schools before purchasing.
What are the HOA fees in Lakeview Pointe?
HOA fees range from $112 to $416 per month, varying by lot size and amenities. Fees include lawn maintenance, common area upkeep, amenity management, and reserve funds. The mandatory HOA covers landscaping, pool maintenance, and community facility operations. Verify current fees with your agent or the HOA directly.
What amenities does Lakeview Pointe offer?
Amenities include a resort-style community pool with children's splash pad, fitness center, clubhouse, playground, community park, walking trails, scenic ponds and lakes, and direct dock access to Huckleberry Lake. The lakefront setting and dock facilities provide water recreation opportunities for residents.
How many homes are in Lakeview Pointe?
The total number of homes in Lakeview Pointe is not precisely documented in available sources. The community was developed from 2015 through 2025 as part of Horizon West's phased expansion. Contact a Market Connect Realty agent for current unit count and available inventory information.
Is short-term rental allowed in Lakeview Pointe?
Short-term rental policies for Lakeview Pointe are not explicitly documented in available public sources. Rental restrictions typically vary by phase or platting within the community. Buyers interested in rental income should verify rental policies with the HOA or their agent before purchase.
What year was Lakeview Pointe developed?
Lakeview Pointe was developed from 2015 to 2025. Pulte Homes began construction in 2015, with the majority of homes built between 2015 and 2018. The community continues to develop through 2025 as part of the broader Horizon West master-planned expansion in southwest Orange County.