Oxford Moor Homes for Sale

About Oxford Moor Neighborhood

Oxford Moor sits in southwest Windermere just off Winter Garden Vineland Road (CR 535), west of Marleon Drive. The community is laid out as a single loop around a long central pond — the entrance gate opens to a view of the water with fountains, and a substantial share of the homes back directly to the pond. There is one entrance and exit, which is a meaningful privacy feature for a community of this size.

Homes are large by current Windermere standards. Most fall in the 3,200–6,000+ square-foot range with 4–6 bedrooms, and lots are consistently a half-acre or larger, with several reaching a full acre. The architectural language across the neighborhood is Mediterranean and traditional — barrel tile roofs, brick paver driveways, and mature, well-maintained landscaping. Each home is custom rather than from a tract floor-plan library, so floor plans and elevations differ noticeably from one property to the next.

Construction was concentrated between 2002 and 2006 under US Homes, with additional infill builds extending through about 2011. That places Oxford Moor in a useful niche for buyers: established enough that the streets, trees, and landscaping have matured, but recent enough that the homes were built to modern Florida codes and feature the open layouts, large kitchens, and outdoor-living spaces that came in during that era. Most homes have private pools.

Inside the gates, the community park includes tennis courts, a sand playground, and a multi-use field. The pond itself is the visual centerpiece of the neighborhood and a major reason many buyers prefer pond-front lots even over the larger interior lots. The combination of half-acre-plus parcels, a single controlled access point, and an established (rather than under-construction) inventory is increasingly hard to find in 34786.

Oxford Moor Location & Connections

Oxford Moor's location on Winter Garden Vineland Road is the practical reason the community has held its appeal across two decades. Cornerstone at Summerport — the Publix-anchored shopping plaza that handles most daily errands for southern Windermere — is less than half a mile from the gate. Winter Garden Village and the 429 Expressway are roughly 3.3 miles north, which is the route most residents take for commutes toward the airport, downtown, or anywhere up I-4.

The trade-off of being on CR 535 is that the corridor carries real traffic during school start and dismissal hours — Windermere Preparatory, Windermere High, and Bridgewater Middle all sit within a few miles of the Oxford Moor gate, so the morning and afternoon windows are the ones to know about.

Oxford Moor Amenities & Lifestyle

Day-to-day life in Oxford Moor is shaped by the central pond, the single-loop street layout, and the community park. Most residents who own pond-facing lots use the water as a backdrop for their backyard rather than a recreational asset — the pond is a stormwater feature with fountains, not a Butler Chain–scale lake. The community park's tennis courts, playground, and multi-use field are the main shared amenities, and they're sized for an 85-home community rather than a master plan.

The lifestyle pull is more about what's just outside the gate than what's inside it. Cornerstone at Summerport handles groceries (Publix), pharmacy, casual dining, and services within walking distance. Tibet-Butler Preserve, R.D. Keene Park, and the broader Butler Chain of Lakes are short drives away. Disney is roughly 12 minutes south.

How Oxford Moor Compares

Oxford Moor occupies a specific niche: gated, established custom estates on oversized lots with no CDD. The most useful comparisons are against the gated luxury master plan immediately north (Providence) and the smaller custom-home community on its eastern flank (Lake Cypress Cove). Each represents a different trade-off on lot size, amenity package, and price.

Oxford Moor HOA & CDD Information

Oxford Moor is governed by a homeowners' association that maintains the gate, the central pond and fountains, the community park (tennis courts, playground, multi-use field), and common-area landscaping along the entrance and main loop. Architectural standards across the community help maintain the consistent estate-home character — barrel tile roofs, brick paver driveways, and traditional or Mediterranean exterior elevations are the visual norm.

Oxford Moor does not carry a Community Development District (CDD) assessment. CDDs are common in newer master-planned communities elsewhere in Horizon West and west Orange County, where they fund infrastructure through a separate annual assessment that can run several thousand dollars on top of HOA dues. Buyers comparing Oxford Moor against newer comparable-priced communities should factor this difference into the all-in cost of ownership.

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