Neighborhoods near Moss Park Elementary School in Orlando, FL

The Orlando neighborhood of Lake Hart is a laid-back and rural area that boasts acres of land and sprawling estates running along the western banks of its namesake and around the smaller, but picturesque, Lake Whippoorwill. “It feels like Old Florida, with the oak trees and all the nature,” says Kathy Hereford, a Realtor with Keller Williams

The Lake Mary Jane community, named for a secluded body of water southeast of Orlando, is surrounded by parks and two residential developments: Isle of Pines and Live Oak Estates. The two subdivisions border the lake’s north and east sides, while green spaces to the west and south ward off encroaching development. When Rick Smallish moved to

The planned community of Storey Park, established in Lake Nona in 2015, was born out of acres of farmland and wetlands, so it makes sense that planners kept large portions of green space intact, clustering houses amid parks, ponds and walking trails. Residents here don’t have to go far to run errands and take their kids to school, a perk in an

Newcomers might think they know what they’re getting when they come to North Shore at Lake Hart. The small, gated community sits just above Lake Hart and offers its fair share of large estates on the shore. But backyard water views aren’t the only draw. North Shore at Lake Hart is zoned for highly rated schools, offers a wide range of housing

Meridian Parks is one of the newer communities in Lake Nona, a master-planned area in south Orlando known for trendy restaurants, nightlife and culture. This convenient new development joins the lively local environment, while also offering its own resort-style pool, events lawn, art exhibits and acres of nature preserves. "You can be anywhere in

East Park in Orlando offers diverse housing around East Lake, with waterfront views, parks, and playgrounds. It’s near the Central Florida GreeneWay, Publix, and highly rated Sun Blaze Elementary and Innovation Middle School.