Carriage Pointe Homes for Sale

About Carriage Pointe Neighborhood

Carriage Pointe sits in the Central North section of Winter Garden, accessed off Avalon Road (CR-545) just south of Stoneybrook West Parkway. The neighborhood was developed by Taylor Morrison Homes with the bulk of construction running from 2006 through 2012. Roughly 189 single-family homes sit behind the community's gates, with most of the original build period concentrated between 2007 and 2011.

Home sizes inside Carriage Pointe range from approximately 1,606 to 3,711 square feet, giving buyers more flexibility than many gated subdivisions of similar vintage. The community is laid out around four established ponds — about 30 homes either back to the water or have direct pond views — and a central neighborhood park on Golden Bell Street with a playground, tennis court, and soccer field. Streets like Bay Clover Drive, Granlund Street, and Burdock Drive define the interior, while the homes along Granlund and Burdock back directly to Avalon Road.

Most of Carriage Pointe is buffered by woodlands and undeveloped wetlands to the west, which is unusual for a 34787 subdivision built in the late-2000s boom. The result is a quieter feel than its proximity to the SR 429 corridor and Winter Garden Village at Fowler Groves would suggest. Carriage Pointe should not be confused with Reserve at Carriage Pointe, a separate gated Taylor Morrison community on the south side of Avalon Road.

Carriage Pointe Location & Connections

Carriage Pointe is located in the NW 34787 portion of Winter Garden, with Avalon Road (CR-545) running along its eastern edge and Stoneybrook West Parkway forming its northern boundary just past Avamar Crossing Shopping Plaza. The neighborhood sits between two Taylor Morrison-built communities — Reserve at Carriage Pointe to the south across Avalon Road and Stone Creek to the east — with the established Stoneybrook West golf community a short drive north across Stoneybrook West Parkway.

The location offers fast access to SR 429, the toll road that connects Winter Garden south to Walt Disney World and I-4, or north to the Florida Turnpike. Daily errands typically run east on Stoneybrook West Parkway to Winter Garden Village or to Stoneybrook West Village's Publix-anchored plaza.

Carriage Pointe Amenities & Lifestyle

Life inside Carriage Pointe is suburban-quiet despite the proximity to one of West Orange County's busiest retail and commuter corridors. The gated entry, neighborhood park, and pond-laced layout give the community a self-contained feel, while Stoneybrook West Parkway and Avalon Road put nearly every daily destination within a 10-minute drive.

For most residents, the daily orbit pulls east toward Winter Garden Village for shopping and dining, north on Stoneybrook West Parkway for groceries at Stoneybrook West Village, and south on SR 429 for theme parks and the broader I-4 corridor.

How Carriage Pointe Compares

Carriage Pointe occupies a specific niche in the Winter Garden 34787 market: a mid-2000s Taylor Morrison-built, gated community with detached single-family homes on a wide size range, no CDD (pending verification), and a community park with tennis and soccer — at a price point well below the newer Horizon West villages south on Avalon Road. Here's how it stacks up against two close peers.

Carriage Pointe HOA & CDD Information

Carriage Pointe operates under a mandatory HOA that funds the gated entry, the Golden Bell Street community park, the four ponds, and shared landscaping. As an Orange County subdivision developed before the heavy proliferation of Community Development Districts in this corridor, Carriage Pointe is widely understood not to carry a CDD assessment — though buyers should confirm with Orange County tax records before closing.

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