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About Azalea Park, FL

About Azalea Park, FL

A vibrant community in Orlando

Azalea Park is a sunny Orlando suburb with proximity to parks, schools, retailers and main thoroughfares, making it a well-balanced place to call home.

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Azalea Park is located 15 minutes East of Downtown Orlando.
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Azalea Park is a quiet community comprised mostly of mid level homes.
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Azalea Park is a suburban community in Orlando, FL.
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Midcentury and eclectic architecture

“It’s one of the older, more established neighborhoods in Orlando,” says Rochele Warriner, a Realtor with United Real Estate Preferred. “Most of the homes are from the 1950s, and, for the most part, you have a lot of nice midcentury-modern homes.” In addition, the streets of Azalea Park also feature the eclectic architecture of a collection of homes built in the 1980s. “The price points you’re looking at are between the mid and high $200,000s to the high $300,000s,” says Warriner. “Of course, you have your outliers that might be $500,000 because they’re 3,000 square feet, but generally speaking, there are mostly mid-priced homes.” Blue Diamond on the Lake is a small neighborhood of custom homes that highlights the neighborhood’s most recent construction. Prices for single-family homes range from $470,000 for a 1,600-square-foot model to $570,000 for a 2,500-square-foot model.

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Azalea Park has also seen a trend in Mid-Century Modern style homes being refurbished.
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The Midcentury Modern Style Home Is One Of The More Prevalent Type In The Azalea Park Community.
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Azalea Park is a quiet community comprised mostly of mid level homes.
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Orange County public schools within walking distance

Schools can be found in relative abundance in and around Azalea Park. The neighborhood has three public schools: Azalea Park Elementary, which earns an overall B-minus grade from Niche; Forsyth Woods Elementary, which earns a C-plus; and Colonial High, which also receives a B-plus. Roberto Clemente Middle is just a mile away and receives a C-plus. Colonial High offers magnet academies in information technology and veterinary science. “The Orange County school system tends to be pretty good, and there are a lot of walkable schools in these established neighborhoods,” says Warriner.

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Colonial High School is a public school located at 6100 Oleander Dr in Azalea Park.
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Azalea Park Elementary School is located at 1 Carol Avenue and serves the Azalea Park area.
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Multiple parks, lakefront trails and a skate park

Also walkable in Azalea Park are a pair of recreational green spaces. Park of the Americas, located just south of Azalea Park Elementary, features exercise stations and a scenic lakefront walking trail and is home to the trailhead for the Lake Underhill Path, which connects Park of the Americas to nearby Lake Underhill Park and Colonel Joe Kittinger Park, where a refurbished F-4 Phantom is the centerpiece of a Vietnam War memorial. Another neighborhood green space, Yucatan Park, features a skate park, dog runs and shaded play areas.

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Graba a selfie with the swans at Lake Eola park, just a few minutes from Azalea Park.
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Azalea Park locals looking for some exercise can hit the path at Park of the Americas.
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Azalea Park has parks that are dog friendly, including the Park of the Americas.
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Hot dogs and a range of ethnic eateries

Retail and dining options are similarly convenient. Shops and restaurants are located along the Colonial Drive and SR 408 corridors. Neighborhood dining favorites include the simplicity of Hot Dog Heaven and the creativity of the Japanese and Korean fare at Izziban Sushi & BBQ. Azalea Park features a wide variety of ethnic eateries. Most of them – including Venezuelan, Nicaraguan and Colombian establishments – are concentrated along Semoran Boulevard, which bisects the neighborhood from north to south. The Publix-anchored Rio Pinar Plaza is a commercial center just blocks away in neighboring Chickasaw. Adjacent is a Walmart Neighborhood Market, as well as the AdventHealth East Orlando medical campus.

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Azalea Park's Iconic Hot Dog Heaven Can't Be Missed While Traveling SR 50.
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Azalea Park residents can grab the best kraut dog and fries around at Hot Dog Heaven.
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Azalea Park
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Grab lunch from the buffet, at Azalea Park's local Bravo, while you grab your groceries.
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Right by the Executive Airport and main thoroughfares

Azalea Park enjoys an attractive location on the doorstep of Orlando’s buzzier sections. The Orlando Executive Airport is adjacent to the neighborhood’s west side. State Road 408, also known as the East-West Expressway, forms the neighborhood’s south side and connects directly west to downtown Orlando’s Central Business District. In contrast, East Colonial Drive, which forms the neighborhood’s north side, connects directly west to the trendy North Quarter and Ivanhoe Village districts. All of that is within 6 miles of Azalea Park. “It’s convenient to just about everything,” says Warriner. Most Azalea Park residents get around town by car, but Central Florida’s extensive LYNX bus system also services the area. By car, commuters can drive 5 miles west on State Road 408 to land in the heart of downtown Orlando.

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Azalea Park isn't far from a large retail and dining area on 436.
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Azalea Park locals can hop on 408 and meet up with I-4 in minutes.
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Azalea Park is home to the Orlando Executive Airport.
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Azalea Park by the Numbers

13,738
Population
$377K
Average Housing Value
40
Average Days on Market

Average Home Value



Source: Public Records

Top Schools in Azalea Park, FL

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Best Public Elementary Schools

Baldwin Park Elementary
#1 Baldwin Park Elementary
A-
Niche
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Azalea Park Elementary School
#2 Azalea Park Elementary School
B
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4
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Cheney Elementary School
#3 Cheney Elementary School
B
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4
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Chickasaw Elementary
#4 Chickasaw Elementary
B-
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4
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Forsyth Woods Elementary School
#5 Forsyth Woods Elementary School
B-
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4
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Little River Elementary School
#6 Little River Elementary School
B-
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4
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Engelwood Elementary School
#7 Engelwood Elementary School
C
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5
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Best Public Middle Schools

Glenridge Middle
#1 Glenridge Middle
B+
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Roberto Clemente Middle School
#2 Roberto Clemente Middle School
B-
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4
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Union Park Middle School
#3 Union Park Middle School
C+
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2
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Best Public High Schools

Winter Park High
#1 Winter Park High
A+
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Colonial High School
#2 Colonial High School
B-
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4
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Best Private School

Little Steps Academy
#1 Little Steps Academy

Agents Specializing in this Area

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Agent Spotlight

Ariel Vargas
(321) 320-9671
Ariel Vargas was born in Havana, Cuba and has lived in Central Florida for over 20 years. He has been in the real estate industry since 2009.

He served as a Regional Property Manager for many years, before getting into Real Estate Sales in 2012. He worked his way up to Top Producer Status at another firm, founded Mr. Listing’s Team, before opening, the Top Listing Realty. After successfully growing it, the team was merged to eXp Realty and they are now Top Listing Group brokered by eXp Realty.

There, he has set out to create an Agent Driven environment, one who gives the tools necessary for fellow agents to excel in their career. As our Chief Executive Officer, he is in charge of all operations of the team. Nicknamed "Mr. Listing” by his peers and clients, you can expect from him world class experience and professionalism.

Ariel devotes time to both his home church, Journey Church and Windermere Little League. Spending time and leaving a Legacy to his family is of utmost importance to him.
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