Glenhurst Homes for Sale

About Glenhurst Neighborhood

Glenhurst is a gated single-family village within Hunter's Creek, located in the community's interior west of Town Center Boulevard along Glenhurst Way. The neighborhood is organized around a central community pond with a working fountain — a small but distinctive feature that shapes the internal streetscape and gives a meaningful share of homes water views without lakefront pricing.

Homes in Glenhurst were built primarily in the late 1990s and early 2000s on lots larger than the master community's typical production villages. The architectural vocabulary leans more formal — taller ceilings, more substantial elevations, pool cages as a standard feature, and mature landscaping that reflects two decades of owner investment. The gated entry on Glenhurst Way keeps the village quiet and private despite being minutes from John Young Parkway and the Promenade retail core.

For families, Glenhurst sits directly across from Hunter's Creek Elementary School — one of Orange County's gifted & talented magnet programs — which makes the school commute a short walk or bike ride. The neighborhood also backs onto the Shingle Creek corridor, adding a natural buffer on its western edge and trail-access potential for residents.

Glenhurst Location & Connections

Glenhurst sits in the 32837 ZIP code in the western interior of Hunter's Creek, accessed from Town Center Boulevard with Glenhurst Way as the gated entry. The position puts residents within a five-minute drive of the Hunter's Creek Promenade and retail core along John Young Parkway, while the Shingle Creek conservation corridor on the neighborhood's western edge provides a natural buffer that isolates Glenhurst from the community's busier arterials.

Glenhurst Amenities & Lifestyle

Glenhurst combines private-gated living with full access to the broader Hunter's Creek amenity package — seven community parks, the championship public golf course, Shingle Creek Trail, and the Promenade retail core. The central pond and fountain give the village its own internal focal point, while the gated entry and larger lots produce a slower, more residential street culture than the more walkable Town Center-adjacent villages.

How Glenhurst Compares

Glenhurst's closest peer villages in Hunter's Creek are Chalfont (the community's largest-lot gated estate village) and Carrington (established golf-side homes). Against newer gated communities in Lake Nona and the SR 417 corridor, Glenhurst's main trade-offs are age versus location and amenity cost.

Glenhurst HOA & CDD Information

Glenhurst homeowners pay two layers of association fees: a village-level HOA that covers the gated entry, central pond and fountain maintenance, and internal common-area landscaping, plus the master Hunter's Creek Community Association assessment funding community-wide parks, trails, and infrastructure. There is no CDD fee — a meaningful advantage compared to newer gated communities along the SR 417 and Lake Nona corridors that often carry CDD assessments of $2,000 or more annually.

The Hunter's Creek Community Association enforces master-plan architectural standards across the entire community, and Glenhurst's village-level HOA typically adds additional standards specific to the gated village — including exterior color approval, landscaping maintenance requirements, and fencing restrictions.

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