Central Florida's real estate market reflects a fusion of southern charm modern growth and coastal living here are the top five home styles shaping neighborhoods from Orlando to Claremont and beyond.
With suburban development blooming in places like Winter Garden and Oviedo this trend blends natural materials and textures. High ceilings with wooden beams, natural warm color pallet and open kitchens in a family friendly layout.
Even without the beach inland Floridians opt to bring the beach home. We adopt breezy designs with light airy colors, open floor plans and lots of natural light. The face of the house often features natural light stone or stucco. Inside features nautical nuances and often open windows.
Seen commonly seen in Winter Park in Windmere, these elegant homes feature terracotta roof tiles and stucco façades. Warm and sunny color pallet, decorative mosaic tiles and large arching doorways. Offering old world charm that fits central Florida's upscale communities.
These stately symmetrical homes are found in well-established areas like downtown Sanford and Deland. Bringing a sense of tradition and formality featuring large wraparound porches, angular roofs and symmetrical layouts. Common elements include a central staircase, high ceilings, crown molding, and lots of family pictures hanging in the long hallways.
Growing in popularity around downtown Orlando custom homes with sleek lines, angled architecture. Emphasis is on large glass windows, monochromatic color scale, and black metal finishes.
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