Loma Linda Homes for Sale
Mature deed-restricted community with 229 pool homes near Disney World and Universal.
Homes for sale in Loma Linda
Inside Loma Linda
Loma Linda is a deed-restricted residential community of 229 single-family homes located in northeast Polk County, approximately two miles from Interstate 4’s Exit 58 at Champions Gate. Established in 1990 and developed over subsequent years, the subdivision features predominantly midsize homes on quarter-acre lots, with typical square footage ranging from 1,225 to 1,993 square feet. The community appeals to buyers and vacation-home investors seeking a balance of affordability and amenity options in Central Florida’s rapidly growing Davenport corridor.
The majority of homes in Loma Linda include private swimming pools and screened-in lanai spaces, desirable features for both primary residences and short-term rental investments. Properties typically feature two, three, or four bedrooms with two-car garages, split floor plans, open-concept layouts, and spa-like master suites. Many homeowners have converted garages into game rooms to enhance short-term rental appeal. The community maintains mature, established landscaping on quiet neighborhood streets, reflecting its three-decade-old character.
Home prices in Loma Linda range from approximately $309,000 to $799,000, with recent market activity showing moderate absorption rates across multiple price segments. Homes in the community are governed by deed restrictions and a homeowners association responsible for maintaining common areas and enforcing community standards. The property is positioned within walking or short driving distance of ChampionsGate’s retail and dining offerings, and maintains convenient access to Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort, approximately 15-20 minutes away via I-4.
Short-term rental activity is permitted in Loma Linda, making it popular among vacation home investors seeking income-producing properties. Prospective buyers should verify current HOA fee structures, deed restrictions, and short-term rental policies directly with the Loma Linda Homeowners Association, as regulations may vary by property or change periodically. The community’s established status, pool-home inventory, and proximity to Central Florida attractions continue to support steady demand among both owner-occupants and investment buyers.
The facts
Frequently asked
What is the price range for homes in Loma Linda?
Homes in Loma Linda typically range from approximately $309,000 to $799,000. Most properties feature 1,300 to 1,600 square feet of living space on quarter-acre lots. Recent market sales have varied widely across price tiers, reflecting the diversity of homes available. Contact a Market Connect Realty agent for current listings and pricing details specific to your desired features.
Is Loma Linda a gated community?
No, Loma Linda is not a gated community. It is a deed-restricted, non-gated residential subdivision in Davenport. However, the community is governed by a homeowners association that enforces deed restrictions and maintains common areas. Security relies on standard neighborhood presence rather than gatehouse access.
What schools are zoned for Loma Linda?
School zoning assignments for Loma Linda properties are determined by individual address and Polk County Public Schools' current zone maps. As Polk County is undergoing a full rezoning exercise with new elementary maps in development for 2025-2026, buyers should verify current school assignments through the Polk County Schools GeoZone application or contact Pupil Accounting at 863-519-7600.
What are the HOA fees in Loma Linda?
Specific HOA fee amounts were not available in current sources. HOA fees vary among Polk County communities and can differ between individual properties. Contact the Loma Linda Homeowners Association at (863) 307-7561 or visit lomalindahoa.com for current fee schedules and what services are included in annual assessments.
What amenities does Loma Linda offer?
Loma Linda is primarily a residential community with private pools and screened lanai spaces being the main features of individual homes. The HOA maintains common areas and enforces deed restrictions that preserve property values and neighborhood appearance. The community benefits from proximity to ChampionsGate shopping and dining, and is minutes from major Central Florida attractions.
How many homes are in Loma Linda?
Loma Linda comprises approximately 229 residential homes. The community has maintained this consistent size since its initial development in 1990 and subsequent expansion over the years. The subdivision features a mix of two, three, and four-bedroom homes primarily marketed to families and vacation home investors.
Is short-term rental allowed in Loma Linda?
Yes, short-term rental activity is permitted in Loma Linda, making it popular with vacation home investors. However, deed restrictions and HOA rules may apply to rental operations. Prospective investors should verify current rental policies, any caps on short-term rentals, and guest policies with the Loma Linda Homeowners Association before purchase.
What year was Loma Linda developed?
Loma Linda's initial development began in 1990, with the community continuing to develop and expand over subsequent decades. The neighborhood features mature landscaping and established community character reflecting its three-decade history. Most homes were built during the 1990s and 2000s, though some resales and renovations continue today.