Maitland
Lake Maitland embodies the Florida lifestyle as do its surrounding communities, plentiful shopping and boutique dining opportunties.
Lake Maitland embodies the Florida lifestyle as do its surrounding communities, plentiful shopping and boutique dining opportunties.
19,268 people live in Maitland, where the median age is 34.9 and the average individual income is $60,953. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Maitland, FL is a small Orange County city about 6 miles north of downtown Orlando, home to roughly 19,900 residents across ZIP code 32751. Typical home values sit in the high $400,000s to low $500,000s, among the higher price points in Central Florida, supported by lakefront living, a National Historic Landmark arts campus, and a direct SunRail connection into downtown Orlando.
ZIP Code | County | Population | Typical Home Value | School District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
32751 | Orange County | Roughly 19,900 (2026 est.) | High $400,000s to low $500,000s | Orange County Public Schools |
32751 | Orange County | Median age 34 to 42.5 depending on source | Combined property tax runs roughly 17.1 to 17.3 mills | Orange County Public Schools |
32751 | Orange County | Median household income roughly $95,000 to $100,000 | SunRail Maitland Station on Horatio Ave | Orange County Public Schools |
Population, income, and home value figures are drawn from Zip-Codes.com, City-Data.com, and Point2Homes analyses of U.S. Census Bureau data. Property tax figures reflect Orange County's current combined city, county, and school millage.
Lakefront estate or walkable arts-district bungalow? Maitland splits between lakefront streets around Lake Sybelia and Lake Lily and the walkable core near the Art & History Museums campus. Browse all Maitland homes for sale, or connect with Mel and Tina Bernstein for a tour of either side of town.
Maitland sits in Orange County just minutes from downtown Orlando, split by the I-4 corridor at Exit 90A. Known for its upscale neighborhoods and lakefront greenery, Maitland offers a quieter retreat for buyers who still want quick access to Orlando's job centers and amenities. The city's preserved historic buildings, including the only National Historic Landmark in greater Orlando, reflect a cultural depth that's rare for a city this size.
Residents enjoy the unique combination of suburban living with metropolitan access to Orlando, without giving up small-town charm. Maitland is home to several parks and lakefront green spaces where residents gather for community events and festivals year-round, and its housing stock ranges from sprawling lakefront estates to modest mid-century bungalows.
Designated a National Historic Landmark in 2014, this Mayan Revival-style art campus is the only landmark of its kind in greater Orlando.
Located on Horatio Avenue, this commuter rail stop reaches downtown Orlando's Church Street Station in about 18 minutes for $2 each way.
A raptor rescue and rehabilitation center on the shores of Lake Sybelia, tracing back to the first Florida Audubon Society meeting held in Maitland in 1900.
Two of Maitland's signature lakes anchor its most walkable, lakefront neighborhoods, with Lake Lily Park's boardwalk and half-mile trail open daily from 8am to sunset.
In Maitland, life blends laid-back luxury with natural beauty. As the sun rises over Lake Sybelia, locals begin their day surrounded by lush landscapes and quiet water views, then spend mornings strolling oak-lined streets, jogging lakeside trails, or practicing yoga in one of the city's parks.
Maitland's art scene is a defining part of daily life, from the Maitland Art Center's rotating exhibitions to weekend gatherings at trendy cafes and restaurants. Afternoons often mean browsing upscale boutiques or attending community events like outdoor concerts and the weekly farmers market at Lake Lily Park, while evenings tend to be quiet, with residents unwinding at home or at a neighborhood wine bar.
Luke's Kitchen and Bar, right in Maitland, is a contemporary American eatery known for wood-fired seafood, steaks, and roasted chicken.
For a special-occasion night, three long-running steakhouses are worth the drive south into Orlando's Dr. Phillips and International Drive dining corridor. Chatham's Place has served fine dining since 1988 with dishes like Florida black grouper and rack of lamb.
Charley's Steak House is known for USDA Prime cuts grilled over a 1200-degree wood-burning pit, while Vito's Chop House pairs an Italian-inspired menu with an 800-plus bottle wine cellar; both sit along Orlando's International Drive.
Addresses and hours for all four restaurants are current as of each business's official site and Yelp business listing.
The annual Maitland Rotary Art Festival showcases local and regional artists across painting, sculpture, and photography, while Lake Lily Park offers a picturesque, 10-acre green space with a boardwalk, playground, and half-mile walking trail around the lake.
The Art & History Museums of Maitland occupy two campuses and include the Maitland Art Center, a National Historic Landmark, alongside the Maitland Historical Museum, Telephone Museum, and Waterhouse Residence Museum.
The Enzian Theater, Central Florida's only full-time independent movie theater, is a cultural gem for Maitland residents, and the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey on Lake Sybelia offers a close-up look at raptor rescue and rehabilitation.
Museum, park, and center details are sourced from each venue's official site and Yelp business listing.
Maitland is served by Orange County Public Schools, one of the largest districts in the state. School quality within Maitland varies by zone: Lake Sybelia Elementary School carries a 4 out of 10 GreatSchools rating, below the district average, while families seeking a stronger public option often look toward zoned high schools like Winter Park High School, or private options such as Park Maitland School.
School ratings are sourced from GreatSchools. School zoning is address-specific and can change year to year, so buyers should confirm current attendance boundaries directly with Orange County Public Schools before purchasing.
Maitland's housing stock ranges from sprawling lakefront estates around Lake Sybelia and Lake Lily to more modest mid-century bungalows, with steady demand tied to the city's schools, arts scene, and Orlando proximity. Combined property tax runs roughly 17.1 to 17.3 mills depending on the specific mill code, notably higher than several neighboring Seminole County cities, since Maitland stacks city, county, and school district millage on top of one another.
Popular neighborhoods include Downtown Maitland, Lake Lily, Colonialtown West, and Cypress Creek, spanning single-family homes, townhomes, and condos. For current listings and a full market breakdown, visit Maitland homes for sale, or connect with Maitland real estate specialists Mel and Tina Bernstein to navigate a purchase or sale in this market.
Home value and property tax figures reflect Zip-Codes.com, City-Data.com, and public Orange County millage data as of mid-2026.
Mel and Tina Bernstein, Premier Sotheby's International Realty (Mel Bernstein, Broker Associate License #BL0638692; Tina Bernstein, Realtor License #SL3410952), have specialized in Lake Mary, Longwood, Sanford, Maitland, and Winter Park for more than 20 years. The team is a Founding Member of the Orlando and Winter Park real estate community and ranked as top overall producers in Seminole County in 2019.
Maitland offers lakefront living, a walkable arts district anchored by a National Historic Landmark, and a SunRail connection into downtown Orlando, all inside a small, quiet Orange County city. Its typical home values in the high $400,000s to low $500,000s reflect strong, sustained demand for that combination.
Typical home values in Maitland sit in the high $400,000s to low $500,000s as of mid-2026, among the higher price points in the Orlando metro area. Property tax also runs higher than many neighboring cities, at roughly 17.1 to 17.3 combined mills.
Maitland is served by Orange County Public Schools, not Seminole County Public Schools like several neighboring cities. School quality varies significantly by zone within Maitland, so buyers should confirm exact attendance boundaries for any specific address before purchasing.
Maitland sits about 6 miles north of downtown Orlando, roughly a 15 to 20 minute drive depending on traffic on I-4. The SunRail Maitland Station also connects residents directly to downtown Orlando's Church Street Station in about 18 minutes.
Maitland's core around Lake Lily and the Art & History Museums campus is walkable, with a boardwalk, half-mile lake trail, and nearby dining and shopping. Neighborhoods farther from downtown, particularly around Lake Sybelia, tend to be more car-dependent.
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Source Notes: 1. Population, income, and home value figures: Zip-Codes.com, City-Data.com, and Point2Homes analyses of U.S. Census Bureau data. 2. Property tax and market context: independent regional market analysis of Orange County millage and home values, mid-2026. 3. School ratings: GreatSchools profile for Lake Sybelia Elementary School. 4. Maitland Art Center and Art & History Museums: official Art and History Museums Maitland site and Wikipedia. 5. Audubon Center for Birds of Prey: Audubon.org official site. 6. Lake Lily Park: City of Maitland parks department listing. 7. Restaurant addresses and hours: official restaurant websites and Yelp business listings. 8. Agent credentials and team history: Premier Sotheby's International Realty team bio and Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation license lookups.
Maitland has 8,713 households, with an average household size of 2.2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Maitland do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 19,268 people call Maitland home. The population density is 3,595 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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25 ACRES - LAKE MARKHAM RD, SANFORD, FL 32771
$6,500,000
800 LAKE MARKHAM RD, SANFORD, FL 32771
$5,189,900
6 Bedrooms7 Bathrooms4,989 Sq.Ft.
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360 LAKE SEMINARY CIR, MAITLAND, FL 32751
$4,999,000
5 Bedrooms8 Bathrooms6,466 Sq.Ft.
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24250 DEEP SPRINGS LOOP, EUSTIS, FL 32736
$4,203,000
5 Bedrooms6 Bathrooms5,356 Sq.Ft.
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2636 REAGAN TRL, LAKE MARY, FL 32746
$3,000,000
4 Bedrooms2 Bathrooms2,089 Sq.Ft.
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2228 EARLEAF CT, LONGWOOD, FL 32779
$2,785,000
5 Bedrooms6 Bathrooms7,696 Sq.Ft.
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6136 DORA DR, MOUNT DORA, FL 32757
$2,595,000
3 Bedrooms3 Bathrooms2,986 Sq.Ft.
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601 TUSCANY CT, SANFORD, FL 32771
$2,325,000
5 Bedrooms6 Bathrooms4,711 Sq.Ft.
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23741 RIDGE LINK RD, EUSTIS, FL 32736
$2,295,000
5 Bedrooms5 Bathrooms4,483 Sq.Ft.
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Lot 1 - SYWATER on LAKE MARKHAM RD, SANFORD, FL 32771
$2,175,000
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