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Flávio Augusto da Silva, who sold the Orlando City soccer club last year, sold his mansion on the 14th green of the Isleworth Country Club. - The custom-built vacation home has 12 bedrooms and sits on a double lot in Reunion totaling just more than half an acre.
- The 1946 home has been brought into the 21st Century with a host of modern upgrades, including a solar array that provides 100% of the power for the property.
- The five-bedroom, 6-bath estate sits on a 1.6-acre lot on Lake Concord with unobstructed views of downtown Orlando.
- The one-of-a-kind glass and steel tower helped make this the most expensive home ever sold in the Lake Nona Golf & Country Club.
- The 23,000-square-foot luxury villa in Reunion Resort can sleep up to 30 guests and rents out for an average of $50,000 per week.
- The four-bedroom brick home has a private dock on Lake Osceola, part of the Winter Park Chain of Lakes.
- The recently renovated 7-bedroom home sits on nearly five acres overlooking Lake Whippoorwill.
- Reunion's most expensive vacation home is tricked out with a massive pool, spa, bowling alley, movie theater, arcade and laser tag.
- Timeless elegance and privacy helped this estate on Lake Mabel appreciate $10 million since it last sold in 2011.
- The PGA champion and his wife had finished the plans for their dream home hours before the accident that took his life. She finished the house and lived there for 20 years before putting it on the market this summer.
- The Happy Trails estate has its own putting green and an indoor golf simulator in the movie room.
- The nearly 8,000-square-foot castle-themed home has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, two turrets and a pair of gargoyles.
- The owners wanted the Orlando mansion to feel like their native island home of Luzon, so they had most of the materials hand-crafted by Filipino artisans and shipped to the U.S.
- The original owners and custom builder of the home traveled together to the Big Easy to get inspiration for the Southern-style architecture.
- The longtime owner of this historic home in Sorrento is asking $500,000. She hopes the buyer "won't modernize" it too much.
- The international marketing campaign landed a buyer from Singapore who paid $3.4 million cash for the estate.
- The exterior footprint of the home on Latrobe Drive is the same as it was in 1989. The rest is brand new. It sits on just more than half an acre and has six bedrooms in just over 5,000 square feet.
- The six-bedroom house sits on the third tee of Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Golf Community.
- After languishing on the market for a year, the new sale approach landed a buyer who was charmed by the 1987 decor.
- The nine-bedroom vacation home with a 100-foot-long pool already had $300,000 in future bookings at the time of the sale.
- The stunning 23-room mansion on Edgewater Drive went under contract within hours of listing and closed in 16 days.
- Buyers are dropping millions for some of the first homes built within the 37-lot subdivision in Orlando’s first Ritz-Carlton-marked single-family home community.
- The new owners were drawn to the Mediterranean-style home's opulent decor and resort-style pool.
- The Tuscan-style estate was a 2018 Parade of Homes winner and the personal home of the builder.
- Alexa H. of Atlanta won the Omaze sweepstakes for a $1.5 million house in Lake Mary, but opted to take a $1 million flat payment instead.
- The home's all-white interior is sleek and modern, and it features a fully outfitted guest house.
- All Star Francisco Lindor may be playing this summer in Queens, New York, his heart remains in Montverde, Florida, where he just bought a 6,500-square-foot lakefront mansion.
- Jones Clayton Construction recently completed the Island Colonial-style home, which features a large resort-style pool area with a bridge and numerous water fountains.
- An heir to the Johnsonville sausage empire is auctioning their Isleworth mansion at the end of January, with a list price of $7.4 million.
