Coventry at Ocoee Homes for Sale

About Coventry at Ocoee Neighborhood

Coventry at Ocoee sits in the heart of established Ocoee between N. Clarke Road and Silver Star Road (SR 438), just minutes from West Oaks Mall and the SR 429 (Western Beltway) interchange. The community was developed between 1989 and 1994, putting it among the generation of neighborhoods that filled in central Ocoee before the SR 429 expressway era brought the wave of newer master-planned communities to the city's outskirts.

Homes here are traditional Florida single-family designs generally ranging from 1,711 to 2,222 square feet, with three- and four-bedroom floor plans on modest but well-proportioned lots. Because the neighborhood has had more than three decades to mature, the streetscape is defined by established oak canopy and landscaping you simply cannot buy in new construction — one of the clearest differentiators between Coventry and the newer 2015-plus subdivisions along the SR 429 corridor.

What genuinely sets Coventry at Ocoee apart from most established Ocoee neighborhoods is the combination of an unusually low HOA fee with actual shared amenities. Residents share access to a community pool, tennis court, and a neighborhood park with playground, plus sidewalks and street lighting throughout — a feature set more typical of newer amenity-driven communities but preserved here at a legacy fee structure that reflects the community's age and lean management approach.

The central-Ocoee position puts daily essentials within a few minutes' drive in every direction: Silver Crossing Shopping Plaza and the Plantation Grove Shopping Center for groceries and services, West Oaks Mall and the West Colonial Drive (SR 50) corridor for retail and dining, and direct SR 429 access for commutes to Winter Garden, Apopka, and the employment centers of west and southwest Orlando.

Coventry at Ocoee Location & Connections

Coventry at Ocoee is positioned in central Ocoee, bordered by N. Clarke Road on one side and Silver Star Road (SR 438) on another. This placement sits Coventry squarely inside Ocoee's internal road grid — the Clarke Road north-south spine and Silver Star Road east-west corridor that residents use daily, independent of the SR 429 toll network. From here, SR 429 access is reachable within a few minutes, providing direct routes north to Apopka and south toward Winter Garden and the Disney-area attractions.

Coventry at Ocoee Amenities & Lifestyle

Coventry at Ocoee offers a lifestyle that blends quiet established-neighborhood living with genuinely useful on-site amenities — a combination most central-Ocoee communities of similar age don't provide. The community pool, tennis court, and neighborhood park draw residents into daily interaction without requiring a drive to a city park or private club.

Surrounding amenities fill in the rest. Within a few minutes' drive are West Oaks Mall, Plantation Grove Shopping Center, Silver Crossing Shopping Plaza, downtown Ocoee's Bill Breeze Park on Starke Lake, and Ocoee's full lineup of schools, grocery anchors, and medical services along the SR 50 corridor.

How Coventry at Ocoee Compares

Central Ocoee buyers typically weigh Coventry against two alternatives: newer production neighborhoods in the SR 429 corridor that trade mature landscaping for modern floor plans, and nearby established subdivisions built in the same late-1980s-through-early-1990s window. The comparison below benchmarks Coventry against two direct neighbors — Ocoee Reserve and Silver Bend — to show where the trade-offs actually land.

Coventry at Ocoee HOA & CDD Information

Coventry at Ocoee operates under a homeowners association that maintains the community's shared amenities — the pool, tennis court, neighborhood park and playground, common-area landscaping, and entrance features. The fee structure reflects the community's age and streamlined management model, which is part of what makes Coventry distinctive within central Ocoee.

Because the neighborhood was developed in the late-1980s-through-early-1990s window, it predates the Community Development District (CDD) model that became common in Ocoee's newer expansion communities. That means no separate CDD bond or annual CDD assessment applies here — a meaningful long-term cost difference compared with neighborhoods built during the SR 429 corridor expansion.

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