Paradiso Grande
Paradiso Grande: Local Questions Answered
Where is Paradiso Grande located?
Paradiso Grande is in unincorporated Orange County with Orlando, FL 32821 addresses, off International Drive south of Central Florida Parkway. Main streets include Paradiso Grande Boulevard, High Seas Drive, Ebb Tide Lane, Moray Bay Avenue and Sand Skipper Road.
Can you rent homes in Paradiso Grande short term?
Orange County allows rentals of 179 days or less only in certain commercial and industrial districts, or in Planned Developments where short-term rental is expressly permitted. Paradiso Grande's parcels are zoned P-D (Orangewood N-2), and homes here are marketed as vacation rentals, but confirm in writing that the planned development and the association's documents allow the specific rental use before buying. Florida requires a DBPR vacation rental license for homes rented more than three times a year for stays under 30 days, and owners collect state sales tax and the county tourist development tax. State law (s. 509.032(7)(b)) limits local bans on vacation rentals.
What types of homes are in Paradiso Grande?
Orange County records show 162 single-family homes and 89 townhomes built so far, all two stories, plus 134 vacant lots. Single-family homes are about 2,850 to 6,900 square feet with 5 to 15 bedrooms. Townhomes are about 1,900 square feet with 5 bedrooms.
How much do homes cost in Paradiso Grande?
Over the past two years (MLS data, October 2026), single-family homes sold for a median of about $1.70 million, ranging from about $1.35 million to $2.90 million. Townhomes sold for a median of about $795,000, ranging from about $707,000 to $969,000. Many sales were first sales from the builder. For today's listings, see the top of this page.
What are the HOA fees in Paradiso Grande?
Recent MLS listings show monthly association dues of about $327 to $390 for single-family homes and about $289 to $380 for townhomes as of October 2026. County records list the community in the Grande Pines Community Development District, so tax bills can include CDD assessments. Confirm current dues, CDD assessments and what the dues cover in the resale documents.
What amenities does Paradiso Grande have?
The Aquarius Club has a gym, a heated pool with water slides, a lazy river, a splash zone and cabanas, according to GrowthSpotter, along with sports courts and a business center.
Is Paradiso Grande gated?
GrowthSpotter describes the community as having a gated entrance, and MLS listings list a gated community guard. Ask the association for current access rules.
