Hunter’s Creek Real Estate: South Orange County’s Established Planned Community

Hunter’s Creek is a planned community in unincorporated south Orange County, about 3.8 square miles with 38 single-family neighborhoods and 10 multifamily ones. Genstar Development began planning it in 1984 and started building in 1986, and most homes date from the late 1980s and 1990s.

Single-family homes sold for a median of $490,000 over the 12 months ending April 2026, and condos and townhomes for a median of $200,000, based on county records. Buyers come here for mature trees, resident-only parks, and quick access to the airport and the attractions corridor.

Source: Orange County Property Appraiser sale records, qualified arm’s-length sales over $50,000, May 2025 through April 2026, for homes within about 1.4 miles of the Hunter’s Creek Community Association town hall. County records, not MLS data. Sales after April 2026 are left out because the county is still recording them. A circle on a map does not follow subdivision lines exactly, so treat these as a close guide to the neighborhood.

Neighborhoods and Parks

Neighborhoods include Eagles Landing, Hunter’s Isle, Westshire, Falcon Pointe and The Pointe, among others, with Lake Calabay inside the community. The master association runs seven resident-only parks, including Osprey Park with its dog park, ball fields and Veterans Monument, and Eagle Park with a fishing dock. Residents need an ID card to use them.

The community keeps traditions going, such as the annual Turkey Trot at Osprey Park and a community-wide garage sale.

What Homes Sold For

Across all 164 recorded sales, 42 were under $300,000 (mostly condos and townhomes), 23 sold between $300,000 and $399,999, 42 between $400,000 and $499,999, 50 between $500,000 and $749,999, and 7 between $750,000 and $825,000. The single-family median was $500,000 for May to October 2025 and $457,500 for November 2025 to April 2026.

Homes here are 30 or more years old, so roof age, AC age, plumbing and the four-point inspection drive both price and insurance. I check those before we set a number.

The Former Golf Course

The former Hunter’s Creek Golf Course, about 187 acres at 14401 Sports Club Way, is closed and zoned Planned Development. It is scheduled for auction on November 2 to 4, 2026. Any new use would need county approvals, but if you are buying a home that backs to the course, ask what is planned and watch the county’s public notices. I track this for my clients and will tell you what I find.

Getting Around

Approximate drive times: 15 to 20 minutes to Walt Disney World, about 20 minutes to Orlando International Airport by SR 417, and 20 to 25 minutes to downtown Orlando, depending on traffic.

Schools

Public schools that commonly serve Hunter’s Creek include Hunter’s Creek Elementary, Endeavor Elementary, West Creek Elementary, Hunter’s Creek Middle, Freedom Middle and Freedom High. Renaissance Charter School at Hunter’s Creek is inside the community. School assignment changes by address and by year, so confirm any home with the Orange County Public Schools school locator before you count on a zone.

HOA and Fees

The Hunter’s Creek Community Association is the master association, and many neighborhoods also have their own sub-association with separate dues and rules. I get the estoppel letters early so you know the full monthly cost before your inspection period ends.

Working With Me in Hunter’s Creek

I help buyers sort the 38 neighborhoods by price, age and fees, and I help sellers price from recorded sales so the appraisal supports the contract.

Start with the Orange County Real Estate Overview, or contact me directly to talk about Hunter’s Creek.

Common Questions

What do homes in Hunter's Creek sell for?

County records show a median single-family sale price of $490,000 in the 12 months ending April 2026, with the middle half between $415,000 and $550,000. Condos and townhomes had a median of $200,000.

Does Hunter's Creek have an HOA?

Yes. The Hunter's Creek Community Association is the master association for its 38 single-family neighborhoods, and many neighborhoods also have a sub-association. Residents use seven resident-only parks with an ID card.

What is happening with the Hunter's Creek golf course?

The former golf course, about 187 acres, is closed and zoned Planned Development. It is scheduled for auction November 2 to 4, 2026, and any new use would need county approvals.

What schools serve Hunter's Creek?

Schools that commonly serve the area include Hunter's Creek Elementary, Endeavor Elementary, West Creek Elementary, Hunter's Creek Middle, Freedom Middle and Freedom High. Confirm the zone for a specific address with the OCPS school locator.