1735 Foss Avenue, Orlando
Baldwin Park Homes for Sale
Sidewalks, alley-loaded garages, and front porches set close to the street give Baldwin Park a look that is unusual for Orlando, and it draws buyers who want to walk to dinner rather than drive. Zen Home Group works across the community's full range, from condos and townhomes near New Broad Street to the larger lakefront houses along Lake Baldwin. Prices generally run from the mid $300,000s for attached homes to well past $1.5 million on the water. The tradeoff is real: you pay a premium per square foot here, and what you get back is walkability inside the city.
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Baldwin Park at a Glance
- County
- Orange County, Florida
- Setting
- Master-planned New Urbanist community built on the former Orlando Naval Training Center, about five miles northeast of downtown Orlando
- Housing
- Craftsman and Charleston-style single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums built from 2003 onward
- Known for
- Lake Baldwin Park, the Cady Way Trail, and the New Broad Street shops and restaurants
- Typical prices
- Roughly $350,000 for condominiums and townhomes to more than $1.5 million for lakefront single-family homes
Home Styles and Price Context
Nearly everything here was built after 2003, which means consistent architecture and few of the surprises that come with older Orlando housing stock. Expect Craftsman and Charleston-style facades, two and three stories, rear alley garages, and small yards. Attached homes and condos start in the mid $300,000s. Detached single-family homes typically move between the high $600,000s and $1.2 million, with lakefront addresses pushing higher.
Where Buyers Look
New Broad Street Corridor
Living above or beside the shops appeals to buyers who want coffee and groceries on foot. Condos and townhomes concentrate here, and it is the most affordable entry point into the community.
Lake Baldwin
The water is the dividing line on price. Homes facing Lake Baldwin command the top of the market, and the surrounding streets hold the larger detached houses with deeper lots.
Daily Life
The Cady Way Trail connects riders and runners toward Winter Park, and Lake Baldwin Park includes one of Orlando's better known off-leash dog areas. Downtown Orlando is a short drive southwest, and Winter Park's Park Avenue is closer still. Baldwin Park Elementary and Glenridge Middle serve much of the community through Orange County Public Schools.
Zen Home Group in Baldwin Park
Buyers weighing a New Broad Street townhome against a detached home closer to Lake Baldwin are really comparing two different budgets and two different daily routines, and Zen Home Group has handled both sides of that decision.