Oxford Chase Homes for Sale

About Oxford Chase Neighborhood

Oxford Chase sits in central north Winter Garden on the north shore of Black Lake, accessed through a gated entry off SunRidge Boulevard just east of Avalon Road (CR-545). The community was developed by Mattamy Homes, with the majority of homes built 2018 through 2019 and the remaining inventory completed by 2021. Mattamy built the neighborhood as a step up from their volume product — wider plans, taller ceilings, three-car side-entry garages on many homes, and a deliberate mix of one- and two-story floor plans rather than a single repeated elevation.

Homes generally range from roughly 2,235 to about 4,739 square feet across four to six bedrooms, with the largest "Yorkshire" model at the upper end of that range. Construction is block-and-stucco with shingle or tile roofs depending on the plan. Lot sizes vary noticeably across the community — interior lots are around 0.19 acre, while the larger Black Lake-facing or pond-facing lots run to 0.35 acre or more. A handful of homes back directly to Black Lake; others overlook the community pond or conservation edges.

Inside the gates, residents have private access to a clubhouse, community pool, fitness center, playground, dog park, walking trails, and a community pond — amenities that put Oxford Chase squarely in the resort-amenity-gated tier of 34787 communities without the size or fee structure of a large master-planned development. The neighborhood is small enough that residents tend to know each other; large enough to support a full clubhouse and pool. Connections to the West Orange Trail system are nearby via Avalon Road and SunRidge corridor sidewalks.

Oxford Chase Location & Connections

Oxford Chase is located in Winter Garden on the north shore of Black Lake, on the east side of Avalon Road (CR-545) and just west of SR 429. From SR 50 / West Colonial, the community is roughly two miles south on Avalon Road; from SR 429, the Avalon Road interchange puts residents on the property in minutes. This placement — west of the toll road but east of the older Winter Garden core — gives Oxford Chase a near-suburban setting with full big-city access through either SR 429 (south to I-4 and Disney; north to the Turnpike) or SR 50 (east into Ocoee and Orlando).

The immediate neighbors are a mix of newer gated communities and lake/wetland edge. Johns Lake Pointe sits directly west across Avalon Road, with Johns Lake beyond it. Black Lake Preserve sits to the south along the same lake. Avalon Road itself is the spine that carries traffic between SR 50 and the Horizon West communities further south.

Oxford Chase Amenities & Lifestyle

Oxford Chase residents live a gated-suburban lifestyle anchored by Black Lake views, a private clubhouse and pool, and quick access to the dense retail and dining of the Winter Garden Village / SR 429 corridor. Day-to-day amenities are split between what's inside the gates and the broader 34787 lifestyle just minutes away — historic Plant Street to the east, Disney and the theme park corridor to the south via SR 429, and the lake-and-trail system that defines West Orange County.

The community's position on Black Lake's north shore makes it one of the few gated Winter Garden communities where lakefront product sits inside a single-entry gated footprint rather than scattered across a master plan.

How Oxford Chase Compares

Oxford Chase sits in a competitive band of newer gated 34787 communities. The closest direct comparisons are the lake-adjacent neighborhoods across Avalon Road and along the Black Lake shore, and the larger gated communities along the SR 429 corridor. The table below puts Oxford Chase next to two of its most frequently-shopped alternatives.

Oxford Chase HOA & CDD Information

Oxford Chase is governed by a mandatory homeowners association that maintains the gated entry, common areas, community pool and clubhouse, fitness center, community pond, and resident amenities. Unlike most newer communities in adjacent Horizon West, Oxford Chase does not carry a Community Development District (CDD) bond — a meaningful annual cost difference that's worth factoring into total-cost-of-ownership comparisons.

Architectural standards, exterior modifications, and lot maintenance are governed by the HOA's recorded covenants. Buyers should review the HOA documents during due diligence to understand what's required (paint colors, fence types, mailbox standards, etc.) and what's amenity-included.

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