College Park
FL,Orlando
Average Sales Price
$1,366,000
Median Sales Price
$1,399,000
Population
11,156
Total Listings
3
Discover Life in College Park with Mike Vein
Local Perspective
If I were walking a client through College Park, I’d point out how this neighborhood truly captures the best of Orlando’s historic charm while keeping a relaxed, welcoming feel. College Park is one of those rare pockets where you sense both a tight-knit community and a forward-thinking spirit. For buyers relocating from out of state—like I once did—or for those looking to move closer to downtown without sacrificing a sense of neighborhood identity, College Park stands out. I often recommend it to clients who want to be close to the action but still value tree-lined streets, local businesses, and a pace of life that feels just right. Within the broader Orlando market, College Park consistently appeals to those seeking a blend of character, convenience, and community—a combination that’s getting harder to find as the city grows.
Neighborhood Highlights
College Park has a laid-back yet vibrant atmosphere, where you’ll see neighbors out walking their dogs, families biking to the park, and folks gathering at locally owned cafés. The area is distinct from nearby neighborhoods thanks to its blend of historic bungalows, mature oak trees, and a main street (Edgewater Drive) that’s genuinely walkable. There’s a creative energy here—artists, entrepreneurs, and long-time residents all mingle at weekend markets or community events. It’s family-friendly, but equally welcoming to professionals, empty nesters, and anyone who values a strong sense of place. The neighborhood feels safe and lived-in, with just enough buzz to keep things interesting but never overwhelming.
Homes & Architecture
Strolling through College Park, you’ll notice a beautiful mix of architectural styles. Classic 1920s and 1930s bungalows sit beside thoughtfully updated mid-century homes, with a sprinkling of newer custom builds that respect the neighborhood’s scale and character. Most homes are single-family, often with inviting front porches and mature landscaping. Inside, you’ll typically find layouts that balance original charm—think hardwood floors and built-ins—with practical updates for today’s living. Yards tend to be manageable in size, perfect for those who want outdoor space without too much upkeep.
Demographics
Data provided by Attom Data
Population
Employment
Population
11.2K
11.2K in 2020
Density
3.4K
per square mile
Households
5.3K
21 With Children
Gender
49% / 51%
Men Vs Women
Occupancy
64% / 36%
Owned Vs Rented
Age Median: -- Years
No Data
Education Level
No Data
Educational Environment
Elementary Schools (4)Middle Schools (3)High Schools (3)
Name
Category
Grades
Library
Ratio
8/10
Princeton Elementary School
311 W Princeton St, Orlando, FL 32804
Public
PK - 5
No
13:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
0/10
St Charles Borromeo Catholic School
4005 Edgewater Dr, Orlando, FL 32804
Private
PK - 8
Yes
15:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
0/10
Orlando Junior Academy
30 E Evans St, Orlando, FL 32804
Private
PK - 8
Yes
13:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
0/10
Hospital Homebound
3130 Edgewater Dr, Orlando, FL 32804
Public
PK - 12
No
4:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
Amenities & Attractions
Featured Listings
For Sale (3)
For Sold (89)
College Park: A Local’s Guide to Living Here
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.

What types of homes are found in College Park?
College Park features a mix of charming bungalows, mid-century homes, and some newer custom builds. Many properties have been thoughtfully updated while still retaining their original character. You’ll also find a handful of townhomes and condos, making it a diverse neighborhood for various lifestyles.
How is the commute and connectivity from College Park?
What’s the lifestyle and walkability like in College Park?
How fast do homes typically sell in College Park?
What should I know about schools in College Park?
Are there HOA fees or community restrictions in College Park?



