Laureate Park Homes for Sale
Modern, walkable Lake Nona neighborhood with resort amenities and vibrant contemporary architecture.
Homes for sale in Laureate Park
Inside Laureate Park
Laureate Park stands as Lake Nona’s most recognizable residential community, a 17-square-mile master-planned neighborhood developed by Tavistock Development Company beginning in 2011. The subdivision blends contemporary single-family homes and townhomes with a comprehensive resort-style amenities program, anchored by the Village Center and its signature Aquatic Center. Multiple nationally recognized builders, including David Weekley Homes, Ashton Woods, Craft Homes, Taylor Morrison, and Dream Finders-construct homes ranging from 1,426 to 5,751 square feet, with current list prices averaging $517,000 for townhomes and over $1 million for single-family residences.
The community’s defining characteristic is its commitment to walkability and wellness. Residents enjoy direct access to 44 miles of connected trails, multiple park facilities, a state-of-the-art fitness center (LP Fit), and a resort-style pool complex featuring zero-entry family pools, Olympic lap lanes, quiet pools with private cabanas, and a sand volleyball court. Canvas Restaurant & Market serves the community at the Village Center, complemented by nearby shops and dining at Lake Nona Town Center. The neighborhood also features a community garden, dog park, tennis courts, and the Nona Adventure Park with wakeboarding and ropes courses.
Laureate Park’s location immediately adjacent to Lake Nona Medical City, the University of Central Florida College of Medicine, and the USTA National Campus positions residents near major employment hubs and cutting-edge healthcare facilities. The subdivision is zoned for Orange County Public Schools, with its elementary campus inside the neighborhood and a high school that offers extensive AP and dual-enrollment coursework. School assignments are set by the district and can change between enrollment years, so confirm current boundaries directly. The community also contains additional Orange County Public Schools elementary and middle campuses, with more schools opening in the area.
The architectural character of Laureate Park emphasizes modern transitional design with distinctive, colorful home exteriors and open floor plans incorporating smart-home technology. The neighborhood is not gated, allowing residents to enjoy a more accessible, integrated community feel while still maintaining HOA standards for landscaping and upkeep. HOA fees vary widely by phase and lot size, typically ranging from $75 to $369 monthly based on individual property assessments and amenity access. The community actively permits short-term rentals subject to a 12-month minimum lease term and $200 registration fee per lease, making it an attractive option for investors.
The facts
Frequently asked
What is the price range for homes in Laureate Park?
Laureate Park homes range from approximately $500,000 to over $1 million, with townhomes averaging $517,625 and single-family homes averaging $1,000,491. New construction from Dream Finders starts at $640,000 to $860,000 for 40-foot homesites. Prices vary based on home size, builder, and lot location. Contact a Market Connect Realty agent for current MLS listings and available inventory.
Is Laureate Park a gated community?
No, Laureate Park is not a gated community. The open, walkable design allows residents and visitors free access throughout the neighborhood. However, a gated subsection called Preserve at Laureate Park offers upscale, gated estate homes for buyers seeking additional controlled access. HOA rules and Architectural Review Board guidelines maintain community standards across all phases.
What schools are zoned for Laureate Park?
An Orange County Public Schools elementary campus is located within the neighborhood, serving younger students. The zoned middle and high schools for the area are nearby Orange County Public Schools campuses. The zoned high school offers extensive AP coursework plus dual enrollment through Valencia College. School assignments are set by the district and can change between enrollment years, so confirm current boundaries directly. Newer Orange County Public Schools elementary and middle campuses have also opened in the area.
What are the HOA fees in Laureate Park?
HOA fees in Laureate Park range from approximately $75 to $4,436 per month, depending on the phase, lot size, and amenities included. Most homes have monthly fees ranging from $19 to $369. Historically, quarterly HOA assessments were around $252, with an additional annual CDD fee of $1,385. Fees cover landscaping, maintenance, amenities, and management. Contact the HOA office or your real estate agent for specific property assessments.
What amenities does Laureate Park offer?
Laureate Park features a comprehensive resort-style amenities program including the Aquatic Center with multiple pools, LP Fit fitness center, 44+ miles of hiking and biking trails, parks, playgrounds, tennis and volleyball courts, community garden, dog park, Canvas Restaurant & Market, and the Lakehouse event venue. Residents also enjoy access to the Nona Adventure Park with wakeboarding, ropes courses, and water activities, plus walkable access to Lake Nona Town Center.
How many homes are in Laureate Park?
Laureate Park is planned for approximately 2,700 lots across multiple phases. Current development spans from 2011 through 2026, with phases built by various nationally recognized builders. The neighborhood continues to expand with new phases and amenities. The exact current count of completed homes varies by quarter; contact a Market Connect Realty agent for current occupancy data.
Is short-term rental allowed in Laureate Park?
Yes, short-term rental is permitted in Laureate Park, but leases must have a minimum 12-month term and be registered with the Master Association within 10 days of execution. A $200 registration fee is required per lease. New construction homes cannot be rented until after the first year of ownership unless previously approved by the developer. Failure to register leases may result in fines and liens on the property.
What year was Laureate Park developed?
Laureate Park was opened in 2011 by Tavistock Development Company as one of the first major residential communities in Lake Nona. Development has continued through 2026, with multiple phases built by Ashton Woods, Craft Homes, David Weekley, Dream Finders, Taylor Morrison, and other top builders. The neighborhood was designed as a modern, walkable urban village from inception and continues to add new homes and amenities.