Located in Seminole County
Although popular for its proximity to Wekiwa Springs State Park, the community of Wekiva Springs has more to offer than just summertime swimming with manatees. Beyond its emerald waters, people stay in Wekiva Springs for the community's high-performing schools and Mediterranean villas.
Locals live in mid-size homes along quiet, forested streets with glittering ponds scattered around the community's landscape. These Mediterranean villas feature stucco exteriors and a variety of roofing styles. "Wekiva Springs is seeing a trend towards more eco-friendly and sustainable homes," says Keith Leveson, a local Realtor at MVP Realty with over $5.0 million in sales. As a result, it's common to see homes with rooftop solar panels. Most properties are in a homeowner's association, like the Wekiva Golf Villas, which feature amenities like a community pool. Townhomes, like Wekiva County Club Villas, are another popular option, which features stone exteriors and attached garages. There is also a smattering of modern bungalows and gorgeous, multi-level homes with bay windows, decorative trim and large front porches. Homes in Wekiva Springs range depending on size and home type, townhomes and condos starting at $280,000 and can go as high as $500,000. Larger single-family houses and villas range from $450,000 up to $3.1 million dollars.
Wekiwa Springs is part of Seminole County Public Schools, which is widely recognized as a Premier National School District and has received an "A" rating from the Florida Department of Education. Lake Brantley High School provides a dual enrollment program that lets students earn credits at Seminole State College. The school also offers a career pathway that enables students to earn industry certifications in areas like 3D animation, digital audio production, construction and cosmetology. Rock Lake Middle School ranks well above the state average on test scores, according to GreatSchools.org. Kids can also choose from a variety of electives, including coding, cybersecurity and debate. Students at Wekiva Elementary rank well above the state average on test scores, student progress and equity, according to GreatSchools.org. Students can also sign up for Eco-Rangers, an eco-science program at Wekiwa Springs State Park.
Wekiwa Springs State Park is the longest-running attraction in Orange County and provides year-round fun for residents. Although known as a place to swim with manatees, many enjoy paddling, fishing, hiking and horseback riding. This park also hosts the annual Wekiva Paint Out where people can watch artists live paint the Wekiva River. Local athletes can have fun at the tennis courts and baseball fields at Wekiva Hills Park. The 18-hole championship course at Wekiva Golf Club gives golf enthusiasts a place to practice their backswing. This private club also offers junior leagues and women's golf clinics. Along Hunt Club Boulevard is Rebounderz, an indoor trampoline arena with over a dozen attractions, including bumper cars, black light mini golf, virtual reality simulators and human foosball.
For grocery shopping, the neighborhood has two Publix Super Markets. The nearby West Town Corners has big box stores like Walmart, Target and Costco, as well as clothing retailers like Macy's and Kohl's. There is also a range of local eateries to enjoy, such as Metro Diner, known for its griddle-seared Iron City Meatloaf, a dish that dazzled Guy Fieri on an episode of "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives." Meat eaters will rejoice in 4 Rivers Smokehouse, a barbecue restaurant serving everything from quesadillas and ribs to decadent dessert treats. For something fast and tasty, La Granja is a popular chain restaurant in Florida known for its Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken.
Most people in Wekiva Springs depend on cars and trucks to get around town, utilizing major thoroughfares like Wekiva Springs Road and Semoran Boulevard. Downtown Orlando is just 15 miles to the south along the I-4 Express, so commuters working in the city can take a straightforward route home to Wekiva Springs.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to , an experienced agent in this area.
Debi Roldan
KELLER WILLIAMS ADVANTAGE III
(321) 204-2786
106 Total Sales
1 in Wekiwa Springs
$370,000 Price
Jason Buelow
RE/MAX ASSURED
(321) 320-6404
57 Total Sales
1 in Wekiwa Springs
$425,000 Price
Awilda Lopez
WHEATLEY REALTY GROUP
(689) 219-4388
76 Total Sales
1 in Wekiwa Springs
$685,000 Price
Francine Arroyo Santowski
BHHS FLORIDA REALTY
(646) 666-9823
35 Total Sales
1 in Wekiwa Springs
$530,000 Price
Karla Ryan
WATSON REALTY CORP
(689) 219-5420
41 Total Sales
2 in Wekiwa Springs
$451K - $550K Price Range
Rose Reid
PREMIER SOTHEBYS INT'L REALTY
(689) 300-2092
30 Total Sales
7 in Wekiwa Springs
$525K - $1.1M Price Range
On average, homes in Wekiwa Springs, FL sell after 13 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Wekiwa Springs, FL over the last 12 months is $1,230,000.
$1,855 - $2,305 per month
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