Covington Chase Homes for Sale

About Covington Chase Neighborhood

Covington Chase occupies a quiet pocket in the older, established northern section of Winter Garden, accessed primarily off E Division Street with Silverdale Avenue and Hennis Road framing the immediate area. The community took shape over roughly a decade, with Ryan Homes and Taylor Morrison building approximately 305 single-family residences between 2007 and 2016 on lots laid out alongside mature trees and the wider streets typical of this older part of town.

Floor plans across the neighborhood range from around 1,515 to 3,269 square feet, with two to five bedrooms and two- or three-car garages. The mix of one- and two-story homes reflects the two builders' production lineups during that period, giving Covington Chase a varied streetscape rather than the uniform look of single-builder communities. Because development happened in the original Winter Garden grid rather than on raw farmland to the south, the neighborhood inherits a more traditional, established feel than newer master-planned communities along Daniels Road or the SR 50 corridor.

The community is non-gated, with HOA-maintained common areas anchored by a large swimming pool and an adjacent covered playground — the core gathering spots residents reference when describing day-to-day life here. The neighborhood backs to conservation land and private residences along its southern edge, with commercial and industrial parcels to the east near the SR 429 corridor, giving the interior streets a buffered, residential feel despite the proximity to those connector roads.

Covington Chase sits roughly two miles east of SR 429 access and about three miles north of SR 50 (West Colonial Drive), putting historic Plant Street, Newton Park on Lake Apopka, and the Winter Garden Village shopping center all within a short drive.

Covington Chase Location & Connections

Covington Chase is located in northern Winter Garden, off E Division Street with the West Orange Trail running along the western edge and the SR 429 (Daniel Webster Western Beltway) corridor a short distance east. The position above Plant Street places residents within roughly four miles of historic downtown and within close reach of the Lake Apopka shoreline at Newton Park.

Covington Chase Amenities & Lifestyle

Life in Covington Chase centers on the community pool and covered playground, with the broader Winter Garden lifestyle — Plant Street's restaurants and shops, the West Orange Trail, and Newton Park on Lake Apopka — all close enough to feel like a regular part of the week rather than a special outing. The northern Winter Garden setting trades resort-scale amenities for a more grounded, neighborhood feel with mature trees and wider streets than newer SR 50 corridor communities.

For families, the proximity to historic downtown matters: the area's museums, weekly Farmers Market, and Garden Theatre programming are a short drive south, and the West Orange Trail running along the community's western edge provides direct access to the longer regional trail network without driving anywhere.

How Covington Chase Compares

Covington Chase occupies a specific niche in the Winter Garden market: an established 2007–2016-era community in the older northern grid, priced and amenitized differently from both the 1990s-era Plant Street walkable neighborhoods and the newer SR 50 / Daniels Road corridor master plans. The comparison below frames where Covington Chase falls relative to two reasonable alternatives.

Covington Chase HOA & CDD Information

Covington Chase has a mandatory homeowners association that maintains the community pool, covered playground, common areas, and street-side landscaping. Specific fee amounts and the current management company change periodically, and CDD status should be verified against Orange County records before relying on assumptions either way.

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