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From a naval base to a master-planned community
The master-planned Baldwin Park community emerged from the ruins of an Orlando naval base in the early 2000s. Situated around Lake Baldwin, the neighborhood features waterside parks, walking trails and oak-lined residential streets, as well as access to medical care, restaurants and social gatherings. “It’s all-inclusive. There’s a good balance of live-work-play,” says JJ Mackle, a Realtor with Premier Sotheby’s International Realty who lives nearby and visits often. “I sometimes describe it as having front porch living. It’s a walkable community and you’ve got people getting around in their golf carts, too. And it’s convenient because you’re still near downtown Orlando and Park Avenue in downtown Winter Park.”
The master-planned Baldwin Park community emerged from the ruins of an Orlando naval base.
Baldwin Park has several waterside green spaces.
Residents satisfy their hunger at Blue Jacket's Gastropub in Baldwin Park.
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Front porch living on the outskirts of Orlando
In Baldwin Park, homes are knitted in between parks and green spaces. The Baldwin Park Residential Design Guidelines specify that each lot must contain an accent tree, and parkside lots are required to have canopy trees, such as magnolias, cedars or native sweet gums. Tall elms often shade the grassy parkway strips between the sidewalks and the car-lined community streets. Homes in the area are built in a mix of styles in the area, including Colonial Revival and French Coastal Revival, as well as some with Mediterranean and Victorian influences. Houses rest close together, with grassy, unfenced front yards and wide porches lending a welcoming, small-town feel. There are a few early 2000s townhouses, which tend to run between $600,000 and $900,000, while condos may sell between $500,000 and $700,000. Around the edges of Baldwin Park, older ranch-style homes and bungalows from the 1960s and ’70s range from $300,000 to $950,000, giving folks the option of living outside the community while still being close enough to enjoy its amenities. Within the planned development, spacious single-family homes and waterfront properties often command sales between $800,000 and $3.5 million. As with all of Florida, the area is prone to excessive heat and high winds.
Curving residential streets meet grassy Baldwin Park parkways.
Wide Baldwin Park front porches lend a welcoming feel to the community.
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Strong sports and performing arts at Winter Park High School
Children may attend schools within the Orange County Public Schools system, beginning with Baldwin Park Elementary School, which earns an A-minus Niche score. From there, students can advance to Glenridge Middle School and Winter Park High School. Glenridge scores a B-plus, while Winter Park gets an A-plus at the No. 3 spot on Niche’s list of best public high schools in the Orlando area. Winter Park boasts a long list of achievements, including sports championship wins and awards in dance, theater and chorus.
Winter Park High School is a top rated, public school serving grades 9-12.
Glenridge Middle School is an above average, public school serving grades 6-8.
Baldwin Park Elementary School is a highly rated, public school serving grades PK, K-5.
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Relaxation and recreation around Lake Baldwin
Lake Baldwin provides several options for recreation. Dog owners head to Lake Baldwin Park, where they can rest under the shade of Spanish moss-draped live oaks while their pups splash in the water. Paved trails encircle the lake, allowing for early-morning jogs or strolls. In the northwestern corner of the community, the 75-acre Blue Jacket Park features basketball and tennis courts, baseball fields and running tracks. The park also holds the Orlando Lone Sailor Navy Memorial, which tells the story of Baldwin Park’s former life as a naval military base. Children and adults can take classes or join competitive leagues through Championship Martial Arts and Orlando Metro Gymnastics. Golfers often visit the Winter Pines Golf Club, which has an 18-hole semi-private course and a driving range.
Parents can watch their kids play around the water fountain at Blue Jacket Park.
The Orlando Lone Sailor Navy Memorial pays homage to fallen heroes
Locals love to jog the on Lake Baldwin running trail in Baldwin Park.
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Rolled ice cream and a Publix in Baldwin Park Village Center
The walkable Baldwin Park Village Center rests along the southwestern edge of Lake Baldwin. It holds a Publix grocery store and several dining spots. I.CE.NY specializes in rolled ice cream, and Baldwin Perk is a popular brunch spot. Another local kickback is Tactical Brewing, a veteran-owned brewery where guests can sip cold lagers as they jam out to local bands. For more refined dining experiences, Mackle recommends Seito Sushi and The Osprey, a modern upscale restaurant featuring happy hour oysters, seafood towers and themed cocktails. In Winter Park, about 4 miles away, is the Park Avenue District, which is home to upscale furniture boutiques and clothing stores.
I.CE.NY specializes in rolled ice cream in Baldwin Park.
A couple of young girls enjoy hand rolled ice cream at I.CE.NY in Baldwin Park.
Grab a brew at the Tactical Brewing Co. a Veteran own gastro pub in Baldwin Park.
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Holiday parties, food festivals and 5K races in Baldwin Park
With the Baldwin Park HOA and a variety of active interest groups in the community, residents have ample opportunities to gather and socialize. “There’s an event almost every week,” Mackle says. “Halloween is especially insane. People bus in from all over for it.” Just before Halloween, neighborhood families gather for the Baldwin Park Mini Monster Bash, a day of fall-themed activities and music. Throughout the year, local organizations host events for both adults and families, including 5K races, holiday celebrations and the annual Taste of Baldwin Park food and wine festival.
Baldwin Park's First Friday music and entertainment excite the crowd on a beautiful night.
A couple enjoys the beer tasting at the Faded Kingdom Beer Fest in Baldwin Park.
Baldwin Park residents bring chairs and gather at Harbor Park for Reggae Night.
People watch an armed combat performances at the Faded Kingdom Beer Fest in Baldwin Park.
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Close to Amtrak rail stations, airports and highways
Sidewalks allow for travel around the community, and folks in Baldwin Park can rely on LYNX transit buses to reach downtown Orlando and other destinations around the region. From downtown Orlando and downtown Winter Park, commuters and vacationers can board Amtrak and SunRail trains. Motorists can also travel locally and around the region by linking up with East Colonial Drive, Interstate 4 and other nearby highways. The Orlando Executive Airport is about 1 mile south, and residents can find acute care at the HCA Florida Baldwin Park Emergency, about 1 mile northeast of the neighborhood.
Baldwin Park can rely on LYNX transit buses to reach downtown and other destinations.
Baldwin Park is near East Colonial Drive, Interstate 4 and other nearby highways.
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Baldwin Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Baldwin Park, Orlando sell after 62 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Baldwin Park, Orlando over the last 12 months is $742,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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