Heather Glen Homes for Sale

About Heather Glen Neighborhood

Heather Glen occupies a private pocket off Town Loop Boulevard and Heather Moss Drive, tucked between Shingle Creek's conservation corridor and the Hunter's Creek Middle School campus on the northwest side of Hunter's Creek. The neighborhood was planned around three interior ponds, which act as the organizing visual element — most homes look out over water or wooded conservation land, and interior streets wrap around the ponds rather than run straight through them.

Morrison Homes developed the 75-home subdivision between 1995 and 1998, during Hunter's Creek's active single-family buildout era. Homes are three- and four-bedroom plans ranging from roughly 2,000 to 3,200 square feet, with two-car garages, screened lanais, and a mix of one- and two-story floor plans. Because Heather Glen is a smaller village by Hunter's Creek standards — 75 homes versus the 150-plus found in larger villages — turnover is limited, and listings tend to move quickly when they appear.

The village is non-gated but benefits from a quiet cul-de-sac pattern and the natural buffer of the Shingle Creek conservation area along its western edge. Direct walking access to Hunter's Creek Middle School from Heather Moss Drive is a daily convenience for families with middle-school-aged children — a differentiator that nearby Chalfont and Colonial Grand's rental product don't offer with the same adjacency.

Heather Glen Location & Connections

Heather Glen sits in the 32837 ZIP code on the northwest side of Hunter's Creek, bordered on the west by Shingle Creek's conservation lands and on the east by the middle school campus and Colonial Grand at Heather Glen apartment complex. Access is via Town Loop Boulevard off Hunter's Creek Boulevard, placing residents roughly a mile from the SR 417 Central Florida GreeneWay interchange and within a short drive of John Young Parkway's retail corridor.

Heather Glen Amenities & Lifestyle

Heather Glen's lifestyle profile is that of an established, school-adjacent family village with its own private park and pond network — not a big-amenity community. Residents rely on the broader Hunter's Creek infrastructure — seven community parks, golf, conservation trails, and the John Young Parkway retail corridor — for larger recreational and retail needs. The neighborhood's quiet interior, wooded buffers, and mature tree canopy make it most attractive to buyers prioritizing privacy and schools over clubhouse-style amenities.

How Heather Glen Compares

Heather Glen is one of the smallest single-family villages inside Hunter's Creek — 75 homes versus 150-plus in most peer neighborhoods — and one of only a handful built around an interior pond system with an immediately adjacent conservation buffer. The closest comparable villages inside the community are Chalfont (gated, adjacent, premium tier) and the larger Morrison Homes-era villages elsewhere in Hunter's Creek.

Heather Glen HOA & CDD Information

Heather Glen is governed by a mandatory homeowners association that handles common-area landscaping, entry features, the private community park, and the pond maintenance along the neighborhood's interior water features. Owners also contribute to the umbrella Hunter's Creek Community Association (HCCA) dues that fund the community-wide parks, events calendar, and architectural review standards.

Heather Glen is not located within a Community Development District, so there is no CDD assessment on top of Orange County property taxes — a difference from many newer Central Florida developments, where CDD bonds can add $2,000–$5,000+ per year.

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