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College Park Homes for Sale
Streets named for Ivy League schools give College Park its name, and the mature oaks along Princeton and Vassar give it its feel. Zen Home Group works with buyers across this Orlando neighborhood, where bungalows starting near $400,000 sit blocks from renovated homes and new builds well above $1 million. Edgewater Drive keeps daily life close, and downtown Orlando is roughly ten minutes south. The tradeoff most buyers weigh here is lot and location against square footage, since many original 1940s homes are modest inside but stand on streets nothing newer can replicate.
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College Park at a Glance
- County
- Orange County, Florida
- Setting
- Established Orlando neighborhood northwest of downtown, about ten minutes from the central business district
- Housing
- 1920s to 1950s bungalows and mid-century ranches, plus infill construction and townhomes
- Known for
- Edgewater Drive shops and restaurants, Dubsdread Golf Course, and the chain of lakes including Lake Ivanhoe and Lake Adair
- Typical prices
- Roughly $400,000 for smaller bungalows to well over $1 million for renovated and new construction homes
- Commute
- Interstate 4 borders the neighborhood on the east, connecting to downtown Orlando and Winter Park
Home Styles and Price Context
Two eras define the housing stock. Original bungalows and Spanish-influenced cottages from the 1920s through the 1940s make up much of the older core, often under 1,600 square feet, and these carry the lower end of the range. Larger rebuilds and custom homes on the same lots push past seven figures. Lot value drives a lot of pricing here, which is why teardowns and full renovations are common.
Neighborhoods
The Lakes District
Homes fronting Lake Adair and Lake Ivanhoe command the highest prices in College Park, with larger lots and older estate-style houses along the water.
Dubsdread Area
Golfers gravitate toward the blocks near Dubsdread Golf Course, one of Florida's oldest public courses, where ranches and updated bungalows sit on quiet residential streets.
Daily Life
Edgewater Drive functions as the neighborhood's main street, lined with restaurants, coffee shops and small retail within walking distance of most homes. Children are zoned for Orange County Public Schools, including Edgewater High School. Weekends often mean the Dubsdread clubhouse or a loop around the lakes. Downtown Orlando and the AdventHealth Orlando campus are both short drives via I-4.
Zen Home Group in College Park
Buyers deciding between a $400,000 bungalow near Edgewater Drive and a renovated home on Lake Adair face two very different investments, and Zen Home Group has handled both sides of that comparison.