Neighborhoods in the 32801 ZIP Code

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Lake Cherokee

In the late 1800s, the magnolia- and cypress-bordered shore of Orlando’s Lake Cherokee attracted so many newlyweds that the strip of homes was dubbed Honeymoon Row. Those were the early days of the Lake Cherokee neighborhood, which continues to entice homebuyers with its century-old architecture, water views and Spanish-moss-cloaked trees. Most
- Average Value
  
  $859K
- List Price
  
  $178K - $2M
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  5 Listings
Lake Cherokee
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Park Lake Highland

Fifty years before Walt Disney World opened in Orlando, residents settled along the lush waterfront of Park Lake Highland. Two miles north of downtown, this Orlando neighborhood balances two distinct vibes. Early 1900s homes surround Park Lake and Lake Highland, with manicured hedges and colorful gardens filling the yards. Handfuls of Spanish moss
- Average Value
  
  $824K
- List Price
  
  $500K - $2M
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  6 Listings
Park Lake Highland
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Thornton Park

Thornton Park is a dense, restaurant-packed neighborhood located on what resident Stan Madray calls “the quiet side” of Orlando’s Lake Eola. On the west side of the lake is the heart of downtown Orlando, where nightclubs and dive bars are open until 2 a.m. “Our side is getting quiet around 10 p.m.,” says Madray, a Realtor at Scott Martin Realty
- Average Value
  
  $692K
- List Price
  
  $500K - $2.1M
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  11 Listings
Thornton Park
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Lake Davis/Greenwood

Quaint suburban streets circle lush wetlands in the Lake Davis/Greenwood community. Formerly a cattle and citrus ranch, the early 20th century saw proper residential development as the city saw a massive population increase. Even with post-World War II development and the opening of Disney World, the neighborhood has retained much of its historic
- Average Value
  
  $679K
- List Price
  
  $281K - $2.7M
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  11 Listings
Lake Davis/Greenwood
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Lake Eola Heights

Just north of Orlando’s iconic lake is the historic neighborhood of Lake Eola Heights. The community was established in the early 19th century and has since grown into a sprawling residential community with a diverse array of architectural styles. “Its what we consider the center of downtown,” says David Dorman, a local Realtor with Century 21
- Average Value
  
  $592K
- List Price
  
  $206K - $1.6M
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  22 Listings
Lake Eola Heights
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South Eola

In 1965 Walt Disney held a press conference in what’s now called South Eola to announce his company would open a theme park in Central Florida. It’s fitting that the announcement, which transformed the region’s economy, took place there, as South Eola is a neighborhood that blends Orlando’s past and present. Early Orlando settler Jacob Summerlin
- Average Value
  
  $565K
- List Price
  
  $210K - $2.1M
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  29 Listings
South Eola
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Milk District

A progressive neighborhood on the mooooooove, Orlando’s Milk District has grown from a single dairy farm into one of the city’s trendiest destinations. Billing itself as a “culture of subcultures,” the dynamic community just east of Downtown Orlando will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2025. It is home to a diverse collection of eateries,
- Average Value
  
  $511K
- List Price
  
  $210K - $1.3M
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  25 Listings
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South Orange

South Orange, also known as SoDo, is a growing neighborhood just south of downtown Orlando that, despite its small size, is packed with big box stores, trendy restaurants and the Orlando Health Hospital complex. Similar to downtown Orlando, it is a bustling neighborhood filled with things to do. But unlike its neighbor to the north, traffic is not
- Average Value
  
  $370K
- List Price
  
  $302K - $931K
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  10 Listings
South Orange
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Central Business District

The Central Business District is the anchor of downtown Orlando. Glassy office towers, high-rise condominiums and mixed-use buildings co-exist in the employment-rich district that is the preferred destination for anyone who wants to live in the heart of the city. “It definitely attracts younger professionals, usually without kids, and anyone
- Average Value
  
  $356K
- List Price
  
  $166K - $1.2M
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  81 Listings
Central Business District
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Callahan

Callahan, an established Orlando neighborhood, is undergoing a transformation amid ongoing development of downtown. "A lot of money is being poured into the area," says Valerie Kennedy, a Realtor with Colonialtown Realty, located just 2 miles from Callahan. Key to the changes in Callahan is Creative Village, an Innovation District built in phases
- Average Value
  
  $256K
- List Price
  
  $111K - $589K
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  3 Listings
Callahan
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North Quarter

Snap, snap, there’s no time to linger in the North Quarter. A breezy neighborhood of condo buildings and high-rise apartments in downtown Orlando, the North Quarter is going places – or it would be, if not for Lake Ivanhoe lurking to the north and the Central Business District pressing in from the south. A favorite of young professionals, this
- Average Value
  
  $250K
- List Price
  
  $172K - $440K
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  25 Listings
North Quarter
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Parramore

Parramore emerged in the 1880s as Orlando’s first African-American neighborhood, and by the 20th century, it was a thriving economic and entertainment hub. Iconic jazz musicians would perform at the South Street Casino and sleep next door at the Wells’ Built Hotel. Parramore Avenue was a bubbling Main Street district with local restaurants and
- Average Value
  
  $248K
- List Price
  
  $135K - $524K
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  5 Listings
Parramore

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