Kissimmee · Osceola County · Gated

Magnolia Park Homes for Sale

Established gated community in Kissimmee with midsize homes and moderate HOA fees.

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Homes for sale in Kissimmee

Magnolia Park sits within Kissimmee. These are active listings across the wider area.

About

Inside Magnolia Park

Magnolia Park is an older Kissimmee subdivision whose homes were built across a long window, from about 1956 to 1988, which makes it one of the earlier residential plats still trading in the area. That extended build window is the defining fact about the neighborhood, and it shows in the streetscape: construction styles, rooflines and setbacks vary noticeably from block to block rather than repeating a single builder’s elevations.

The housing stock is single-family detached and modest in scale. Recorded floor areas run from roughly 832 to 1,740 square feet, with one to three bedrooms and one to two bathrooms, mostly single storey on flat, rectangular lots. Older sections lean toward concrete block construction with carports or small attached garages; later sections added slightly larger plans at the upper end of that square footage range.

Association data is not published in the aggregated listing records for Magnolia Park, and the neighborhood is not gated. Verify whether any recorded covenants or dues attach to a specific parcel before contracting, and check for a Community Development District assessment on the tax bill.

Recent closed sales have run between about $250,000 and $375,000, with a median near $301,125, which places it below the pricing of Osceola County’s newer master-planned product. Magnolia Park is served by Osceola County Public Schools. The buyer case is entry-level square footage on an established lot rather than new construction.

Community at a Glance

The facts

HOA / Month
$21-$115
School District
Osceola County School District
Questions, Answered

Frequently asked

What is the price range for homes in Magnolia Park?

Magnolia Park homes typically range from approximately $200,000 to $350,000, though specific pricing varies by home size, condition, and market conditions. Most homes fall in the 832 to 1,740 square foot range. For current listings and exact pricing, consult with a Market Connect Realty agent specializing in Kissimmee properties.

Is Magnolia Park a gated community?

Yes, Magnolia Park is a gated residential community with controlled access. The gated areas are maintained by the HOA, which oversees landscaping, common areas, and private property including privacy fences. Street parking is prohibited to ensure safety and emergency vehicle access.

What schools are zoned for Magnolia Park?

Magnolia Park students draw their elementary, middle, and high school assignments from the Osceola County School District. These schools serve the broader Kissimmee area and offer standard academic, career, and extracurricular programs.

What are the HOA fees in Magnolia Park?

HOA fees in Magnolia Park range from approximately $21 to $115 monthly, depending on lot characteristics and the services included. The HOA manages landscaping, common area maintenance, and community amenities. Contact the Magnolia Park HOA directly for current fee schedules and assessment details.

What amenities does Magnolia Park offer?

Magnolia Park provides community amenities including a community pool, playground, and well-maintained landscaping. The HOA maintains common areas with turf management, seasonal flower plantings, and twice-yearly pine straw application. Some sections of the community feature lake views and rolling terrain.

How many homes are in Magnolia Park?

The exact number of homes in Magnolia Park is not definitively documented in current sources. The community is well-established with multiple phases and sections. For precise inventory and available properties, consult a Market Connect Realty agent with current MLS access.

Is short-term rental allowed in Magnolia Park?

No, Magnolia Park's declaration of protective covenants restricts all lots to single-family residential use. Home-based businesses are permitted under strict conditions if they remain undetectable from the street and comply with local zoning. Short-term vacation rentals do not appear to be explicitly allowed under the residential covenant structure.

What year was Magnolia Park developed?

Magnolia Park is described as a well-established community, but exact development dates are not clearly documented in available sources. The subdivision has been serving Kissimmee homebuyers for many years across multiple phases. For detailed development history, contact the HOA or a local real estate professional familiar with the community's timeline.