Ocoee Landings Homes for Sale

Q: What is the HOA fee for Ocoee Landings?

Please contact Florida Neighborhood Realty for the current HOA fee, payment schedule, and HOA management company contact information. Fees cover common-area maintenance, the tot lot and athletic field, landscaping, and association management.

Q: What amenities does Ocoee Landings have?

Community amenities are intentionally simple: a tot lot and an open athletic field at the center of the neighborhood, plus sidewalks and street lighting. There is no community pool, clubhouse, or fitness center.

About Ocoee Landings Neighborhood

Ocoee Landings is a small, modern subdivision tucked into the East Silver Star Road corridor in central Ocoee, near the intersection of Lake Johio Road and Silver Star Road. The community was developed by K. Hovnanian Homes as a 50-home enclave between 2019 and 2020, making every home here under a decade old — a rarity in this part of central Ocoee, where most surrounding subdivisions date to the 1990s and early 2000s.

Homes range from approximately 1,900 to 2,300 square feet with two-, three-, and four-bedroom layouts and two-car garages. Floor plans are traditional Florida designs with energy-conscious construction, stainless appliances, and contemporary finishes. The community itself is built around a small loop with a tot lot and an open athletic field at its center — a deliberately simple amenity package that keeps HOA fees modest compared to larger master-planned communities elsewhere in the city.

Ocoee Landings sits inside a planned development that also includes a rehabilitation hospital and approved mixed-use retail and condo space along the Silver Star frontage. Practically, that means residents have a Publix-anchored shopping plaza, healthcare, and major-road access all within a few hundred yards — without giving up the quiet, single-family character of the interior streets. It's a useful middle-ground option for buyers who want newer construction without the price tag or commute of the SR 429 corridor west of town.

📊 Quick Facts

Property Style(s):Single-Family Homes

Home Sizes:~1,900–2,300 sq ft

Bedrooms:2–4

Bathrooms:2–3

Year Built:2019–2020

Builder:K. Hovnanian Homes

HOA Fee:Contact us for current fee

CDD Fee:No

Total Homes:Approximately 50

Community Features:Tot lot, athletic field

🏡 Home Features

Interior Features (typical of K. Hovnanian builds, 2019–2020):

Open-concept great room layouts with kitchen islands
Stainless steel appliance packages
Granite or quartz countertops in many homes
Tile flooring in main living areas, carpet in bedrooms
Energy-efficient HVAC and water heaters
Block construction on the first floor

Exterior Features:

Two-car attached garages
Stucco exteriors with architectural shingles
Fully sodded yards with builder-installed irrigation
Covered rear lanais on most floor plans

Note: Specific finishes vary by floor plan and original build options. Verify with the listing agent for any individual home.

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Ocoee Landings Location & Connections

Ocoee Landings is positioned in the east-central section of Ocoee, ZIP code 34761, fronting East Silver Star Road just west of Clarke Road. The location puts the neighborhood roughly equidistant from West Colonial Drive (SR 50) to the south and the SR 429 expressway interchange to the west — meaning residents can reach West Oaks Mall, Health Central Hospital, and downtown Orlando within fifteen to twenty minutes on a typical day.

🏘️ Adjacent Neighborhoods & Areas

North: Willows on the Lake — a waterfront Ocoee neighborhood
South: Silver Bend — along the Silver Star Road corridor
East: Temple Grove Estates — an established 1990s community paying tribute to Ocoee's citrus heritage
West: Silver Crossing Shopping Plaza (Publix-anchored) — daily-needs retail directly across Silver Star
Major roads: East Silver Star Road (SR 438) and Clarke Road — Ocoee's primary internal east-west and north-south connectors

🚗 Detailed Commute Times

Downtown Orlando: ~20 minutes (~13 miles) via SR 408
UCF Campus: ~30 minutes (~22 miles) via SR 408
Walt Disney World: ~25 minutes (~17 miles) via SR 429
Universal Orlando: ~20 minutes (~14 miles) via SR 408 or SR 50
SeaWorld Orlando: ~25 minutes (~17 miles) via SR 408 / I-4
Cocoa Beach: ~75 minutes (~65 miles) via SR 408 east to SR 528
Lake Nona Medical City: ~35 minutes (~28 miles) via SR 408 / SR 417
Winter Garden / Winter Garden Village: ~10 minutes (~5 miles) via SR 429 or SR 50

✈️ Airport Access

Orlando International Airport (MCO): ~30–35 minutes (~22 miles) via SR 408 or Florida's Turnpike
Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB): ~40 minutes (~32 miles) via SR 429 / SR 414
Orlando Executive Airport (ORL): ~25 minutes (~16 miles) via SR 408

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Ocoee Landings Amenities & Lifestyle

Ocoee Landings is a low-key, residential-first community — there's no clubhouse, pool, or gated entry. The community amenities consist of a tot lot and an open athletic field at the center of the loop, sized appropriately for a 50-home enclave. What the neighborhood trades for that simplicity is a location: residents are a short walk or sub-five-minute drive from grocery shopping, urgent care, parks, and the West Colonial Drive retail corridor.

🏊 Neighborhood Amenities

Amenities found within Ocoee Landings:

Tot lot / playground
Open athletic field
Sidewalks throughout
Street lighting
Mandatory HOA managing common areas

Note: Ocoee Landings is not a gated community and does not have a community pool or clubhouse.

🛍️ Shopping & Services

Daily shopping is essentially across the street: the Silver Crossing Shopping Plaza is a Publix-anchored center directly opposite the neighborhood on East Silver Star Road. For larger trips, West Oaks Mall sits about three miles south on West Colonial Drive, and Winter Garden Village at Fowler Groves is roughly ten minutes west via SR 429. Plantation Grove Shopping Center serves the western side of Ocoee with a second Publix and additional retail.

For comprehensive shopping information: View our Ocoee Shopping Guide →

🍽️ Restaurants

The West Colonial Drive corridor a few minutes south is the dining heart of Ocoee, with everything from chain casual dining to local favorites. For a different vibe, Toll Road Brewing Company — Ocoee's first craft brewery — runs a biergarten with rotating food trucks, and downtown Winter Garden's restaurant scene is a ten-minute drive west.

For comprehensive restaurant information: View our Ocoee Restaurants Guide →

🎭 Arts & Culture

Central Ocoee's arts scene centers on the historic downtown district near Bluford Avenue, anchored by the Withers-Maguire House (Ocoee's oldest surviving structure, built 1888 and on the National Register) and the Ocoee Lakeshore Center adjacent to Bill Breeze Park, which hosts the Asian Culture Festival and the long-running Ocoee Music Festival.

For comprehensive arts & culture information: View our Ocoee Arts & Culture Guide →

🏃 Health & Wellness

Healthcare is genuinely close: Orlando Health – Health Central Hospital on West Colonial Drive is the full-service hospital serving most of West Orange County, and the AdventHealth Ocoee ER provides a second 24/7 emergency option. A rehabilitation hospital is also under construction directly adjacent to Ocoee Landings as part of the same planned development.

For comprehensive health & wellness information: View our Ocoee Health & Wellness Guide →

🌳 Parks & Recreation

The closest major civic park is Bill Breeze Park on Starke Lake — about five minutes west — the city's primary lakefront park hosting Food Truck Fridays and Movies in the Park. Jim Beech Recreation Center and the Family Aquatic Center are minutes away and provide the city's public pool and indoor recreation. The West Orange Trail passes through Ocoee with a trailhead near Bill Breeze Park.

For comprehensive parks & recreation information: View our Ocoee Parks & Recreation Guide →

⚽ Sports & Athletics

Ocoee's sports infrastructure is deeper than its size would suggest. Vignetti Park is the city's flagship sports complex (baseball, softball, soccer), Forest Lake Golf Club is the city-owned 18-hole public course, and Ocoee Action Sports Park at Vandergrift handles skateboarding and pump-track recreation.

For comprehensive sports & athletics information: View our Ocoee Sports & Athletics Guide →

🎉 Fun Things to Do

Bill Breeze Park's Food Truck Fridays and Movies in the Park are the city's signature regular events. For movies year-round, residents have AMC Theaters at West Oaks Mall and the independent West Orange Cinema on Maguire Road. GameTime Ocoee on West Colonial Drive offers arcade games, mini-bowling, and a sports bar.

For comprehensive events & activities information: View our Ocoee Events & Things To Do Guide →

🎓 Schools

Ocoee Landings is served by Orange County Public Schools. Likely zoned schools based on location:

Elementary: Ocoee Elementary School
Middle: Ocoee Middle School
High: Ocoee High School (back-to-back "A" grades, 100% graduation rate)

School zone assignments must be verified with Orange County Public Schools before purchase. Boundaries are subject to rezoning, and OCPS is the only authoritative source for current zoning at any specific address.

For comprehensive school information: View our Ocoee Schools Guide →

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How Ocoee Landings Compares

Ocoee Landings occupies a specific niche: newer construction (2019–2020) on the central-Ocoee Silver Star Road corridor, where most surrounding subdivisions are 25-plus years older. The trade-off is a smaller community without resort-style amenities. Buyers tend to compare it to either older neighborhoods on the same corridor (Temple Grove Estates, Silver Bend) or larger newer-construction options further west on SR 429 (Arden Park, Preserve at Crown Point, etc.).

Feature	Ocoee Landings	Temple Grove Estates	Silver Bend
Year Built	2019–2020	1992–1996	1990s
Builder	K. Hovnanian Homes	Multiple	Multiple
Home Sizes	~1,900–2,300 sq ft	~1,400–2,100 sq ft	Varies
Community Amenities	Tot lot, athletic field	Sidewalks, basic	Basic
Community Size	~50 homes	Larger established subdivision	Established subdivision
Gated	No	No	No
CDD Fee	No	No	No

💡 Value Proposition: Ocoee Landings offers the newest construction available on the East Silver Star corridor in a small community footprint, with Publix-anchored shopping directly across the street. Buyers prioritizing modern construction and convenience over resort amenities tend to choose this neighborhood; buyers prioritizing larger amenity packages typically look further west toward the SR 429 corridor.

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Ocoee Landings HOA & CDD Information

Ocoee Landings has a mandatory homeowners association covering common-area maintenance, the tot lot and athletic field, neighborhood landscaping, and association management. The community does not have a Community Development District (CDD) fee, which is a meaningful advantage compared to many newer master-planned communities in the SR 429 corridor and Horizon West, where CDD assessments often add $1,500–$3,000+ per year on top of HOA dues.

💰 HOA Fees & Management Contact

HOA fees and management company information often change. Please contact us and we will be happy to provide you with the current HOA fee, payment schedule, and direct contact information for the HOA management company. We can also check for you to see if there are any current or upcoming special assessments.

📋 What HOA Fees Cover

Common-area landscaping and maintenance
Tot lot and athletic field upkeep
Neighborhood entrance and signage
Sidewalk and street-lighting common-area maintenance
Association management and administration
Reserve funds for future common-area repairs
Architectural review and standards enforcement

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HOA fee for Ocoee Landings?

Please contact us for the current HOA fee, payment schedule, and HOA management company contact information. Fees cover common-area maintenance, the tot lot and athletic field, landscaping, and association management.

Is there a CDD fee in Ocoee Landings?

No, Ocoee Landings does not have a Community Development District (CDD) fee. This is a meaningful difference from many newer master-planned communities in West Orange County, where CDD assessments commonly add $1,500–$3,000+ per year on top of HOA dues.

Who built the homes in Ocoee Landings?

Ocoee Landings was developed by K. Hovnanian Homes between 2019 and 2020 as a 50-lot single-family subdivision. Homes range from approximately 1,900 to 2,300 square feet with two-, three-, and four-bedroom floor plans.

What schools serve Ocoee Landings?

Ocoee Landings is served by Orange County Public Schools, with likely zoned schools being Ocoee Elementary, Ocoee Middle, and Ocoee High School. Ocoee High has earned back-to-back "A" grades from the state with a 100% graduation rate. School zone assignments must be verified with OCPS before purchase — boundaries are subject to rezoning, and the district is the only authoritative source for current zoning at any specific address.

Is Ocoee Landings a gated community?

No, Ocoee Landings is not gated. It is a small, open subdivision of roughly 50 single-family homes accessed from East Silver Star Road, with sidewalks and street lighting throughout but no security gate.

What amenities does Ocoee Landings have?

Community amenities are intentionally simple: a tot lot (playground) and an open athletic field at the center of the neighborhood, plus sidewalks and street lighting. There is no community pool, clubhouse, or fitness center. Residents trade those amenities for a lower HOA fee and immediate proximity to Publix shopping, healthcare, and major roads.

How is the location for commuting?

The location is one of the neighborhood's strongest selling points. East Silver Star Road connects directly to Clarke Road and West Colonial Drive (SR 50). The SR 429 expressway interchange is roughly five minutes west, SR 408 (Arnold Palmer Expressway) is a short drive south, and Florida's Turnpike is also accessible — giving residents three distinct toll-road options for downtown Orlando, the theme parks, or regional travel.

What's the closest grocery store?

The Silver Crossing Shopping Plaza, anchored by Publix, sits directly across East Silver Star Road from the neighborhood — essentially a walk or one-minute drive. Additional grocery options include the Publix at Plantation Grove Shopping Center, plus Walmart and Aldi on West Colonial Drive.