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It suits buyers who want a suburban Enterprise setting with genuine Orlando access — downtown is about 36 minutes and Universal roughly 46. With 1,171 homes sold in the last year, it's an active, established market rather than a sleepy pocket. The mix of pool homes, gated communities, and new construction means most family budgets find a fit.

Not by Central Florida standards — the median list price is $329,000 and the average is around $213 per square foot. Listings run from $115,000 up past $1,079,000, so there's real range, though the market is concentrated in the mid-$300s. You can compare active price points directly on the live map.

The median home is about 1,595 square feet and lists at $329,000, and over the past 12 months the median sold price landed at $325,000. That gap between list and sold is small, so asking prices here are realistic. Renters see a median of roughly $2,048 a month if you're weighing buying against leasing.

It's steady and balanced. Homes are going under contract at a median of about 30 days, and sellers are collecting around 98% of asking on average, which tells you buyers still have room to negotiate but shouldn't expect fire-sale pricing. With 273 active listings against 1,171 sales last year, there's healthy turnover.

The median HOA runs about $105 a month, which is modest and reflects the many neighborhoods here that carry little or no association overhead. Median property tax is around $3,347 a year. Always confirm the specific figures on any Enterprise home for sale, since costs vary by community and assessment.