Osceola County · ZIP 34747 · Near Walt Disney World
Celebration, FL
America's original New Urbanism town — built by Disney, independent since 2004, and still the most walkable community in Central Florida. Market Street coffee, an IB high school, and Disney World 5 minutes away.
Celebration Overview
Osceola County · Unincorporated CDP · ZIP 34747
Disney's real-world town — now fully independent
In 1991 The Walt Disney Company announced it would build an actual town — not a theme park, but a place where families would live, work, and go to school. Drawing on CEO Michael Eisner's vision of fulfilling Walt Disney's original EPCOT concept, Disney hired Robert A. M. Stern and Jacquelin T. Robertson to design a community modeled on Savannah, Charleston, and New Orleans. The planners produced the Celebration Pattern Book — a form-based code covering six approved architectural styles, mandatory front porches, rear-alley garages, and every exterior detail down to acceptable paint colors.
The first family moved in on June 18, 1996. By Founders Day (November 12, 1996), Market Street was complete. Over the next eight years Disney developed the community in phases across 4,900 acres. In 2004 Disney sold its Town Center commercial holdings to Lexin Capital and followed its stated plan to divest most of its control. The community is now governed by the Celebration Residential Owners Association (CROA) — enforcing the original Pattern Book guidelines — and two Community Development Districts (CDDs) established under Florida law. Disney has no ownership stake in residential property today.
The result is a community of approximately 11,178 residents (2020 Census) in an unincorporated Osceola County CDP — about 10.5 square miles, 23 miles of greenway trails, and a genuine town center where locals walk to dinner. Nearly 60% are full-time residents; roughly 40% use their homes as second homes. The Urban Land Institute named Celebration New Community of the Year in 2001.
Celebration Anchors
- ✦ Market Street — brick-paved town center, lakefront promenade
- ✦ Celebration K-8 & HS — walkable, A-rated, IB program
- ✦ 23 miles of greenway trails — connect all villages
- ✦ Celebration Golf Club — public, RTJ Sr. & Jr. design
- ✦ AdventHealth Hospital — on-campus medical care
- ✦ Disney World — 5–10 minutes via World Drive
What people get wrong
Celebration uses a Kissimmee ZIP code (34747) even though it is a distinct community with its own town center and identity. When a listing says 34747, confirm it is actually in Celebration — Kissimmee-adjacent areas share the ZIP. Also: Disney does not own it. That question comes up at every showing.
How Celebration compares
Want to see how Celebration fits the broader Orlando luxury landscape? See the complete guide to Orlando's five luxury community tiers — from guard-gated Isleworth ($3.8M+) to Celebration's master-planned walkability.
The most important thing to understand about Celebration
New Urbanism isn't just a style — it's a set of rules
Celebration is either your dream community or the wrong fit, depending entirely on how you feel about architectural oversight.
What New Urbanism gives you
A town that looks like a town
- ✦ Front porches required — every single-family home
- ✦ Garages hidden on rear alleys — no garage-face streetscapes
- ✦ Narrow streets + sidewalks — designed to slow traffic
- ✦ Mixed uses — homes above shops in town center
- ✦ Greenway trails — connecting every neighborhood
- ✦ Golf-cart culture — daily errands without a car
What New Urbanism requires of you
CROA review for almost everything
- ✦ Exterior paint — must match approved palette
- ✦ Landscaping changes — ARC review required
- ✦ Additions / structures — Pattern Book compliance mandatory
- ✦ No STR < 30 days — most villages ban short-term rentals
- ✦ HOA + CDD fees — CROA dues plus annual tax-bill assessment
If you chafe at HOA rules, look at Champions Gate or Kissimmee instead. If the rules are the point — protecting your investment and the neighborhood character — Celebration wins.
Villages
10 distinct villages — walkable to secluded
Each village has its own character, amenities, and pricing tier. The farther from Market Street, the more privacy — but also more golf-cart dependency.
Main Village (Celebration Village)
$400K–$1.5M
Original downtown core · most walkable · Open
The original 1996 phase — 351 home sites closest to Market Street and Lakeside Park. Victorian, Classical, and Colonial Revival facades on tree-lined streets with rear alleys hiding garages. Walk to Columbia Restaurant and the lakefront promenade.
South Village
$450K–$1.4M
Largest village · Spring Park · bungalows · Open
The largest village at 552 homes, including Bungalows and Terrace Home condos. Spring Park Loop has estate homes; Heritage Hall adds a community gathering space. A 15-minute walk to downtown.
North Village
$300K–$1.2M
US-192 entry · condos + estate homes · Open
367 homes including Georgetown Condos and Acadia Estate homes. Own amenity center with pool. The most accessible entry to Celebration — but note highway noise from US-192 in some sections.
Artisan Park
$400K–$1.5M
Mixed-use end of Celebration Ave · exclusive clubhouse · Open
300 single-family homes, 50 townhomes, 300 condos at the far end of Celebration Avenue. Exclusive Artisan Park Club (pool, gym, restaurant) accessible only to Artisan Park residents — adds to monthly fees but creates a private enclave feel.
Aquila Reserve
$900K–$2M+
Most secluded · 78 estate manor homes · forest preserve · Gated
The last village developed by The Celebration Company — just 78 manor homes tucked behind Celebration's eastern forest preserve. No condos or townhomes. Architectural styles range from neoclassical to modern. The pick for buyers who want Celebration's rules and schools but maximum privacy.
East Village
$500K–$1.3M
Quiet · green spaces · Roseville Corner · Open
387 homes including the Roseville Corner sub-section. Lush landscaping, walking trails, and a quieter pace — 20–30 minutes walk to downtown but a short bike or golf-cart ride. Aquila Loop adds a handful of larger estate lots.
Lake Evalyn
$400K–$900K
Water views · 59 homes · narrow streets · Open
Third-phase village with 59 homesites around Lake Evalyn — a short stroll to downtown. Garden homes and cottages with water views but narrow streets and small yards. A favorite for empty nesters who want the walk-to-dinner lifestyle.
West Village
$600K–$1.3M
Near golf course · elementary school · 95 homes · Open
Second phase with 95 homes — Cottage, Village, and Estate styles bordering Celebration Golf Club and Celebration K-8. Quieter than North Village, convenient to the school and trails.
Island Village
$500K–$1.5M+
Final new construction · Mattamy Homes · 2021–present · Open
The final new-construction neighborhood in Celebration, developed by Mattamy Homes since 2021. Phase 2 (338 homes, launching 2025) adds townhomes from mid-$500s and single-family from mid-$700s to $1.4M+. Last opportunity to buy new in this master-planned community.
Roseville Corner
$500K–$900K
Bungalow streetscape · 99 homes · rose-lined · Open
99 bungalow-style homes on Celebration Avenue characterized by rose bushes and a quieter, residential pace. Technically part of East Village but distinct in character — a charming mid-community pocket.
Schools · Osceola County Public Schools
Walkable to school — and one of Florida's few IB high schools
Both public schools serve Celebration residents and earn A grades from the Florida Department of Education. Osceola County Public Schools operates 88 schools serving 74,395 students. Confirm school zoning at the OCPS Find My School tool before closing.
Public schools (zoned)
Celebration K-8 School
K–8 · FDOE A
Dual-language option available · walkable or bikeable from most villages · rigorous college-prep curriculum
Celebration High School
9–12 · FDOE A
Fully authorized IB World School — Diploma Programme + IB Career Programme (CTE pathway) · Advanced Placement · AVID
The walkability factor:Most Celebration homes are within walking or biking distance of Celebration K-8 — one of the few communities in greater Orlando where that is genuinely true. Celebration High's IB Diploma Programme targets college-bound students; the IB Career Programme pairs CTE pathways with IB rigor for students targeting a skilled career. Both programmes are fully authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization.
Private alternatives
Montessori Academy of Celebration
901 Begonia Rd · ages 2.5–17 · ~118 students · tuition ~$12,745/yr
Creation Village World School
599 Celebration Pl · PreK–10th · IB-authorized · ~345 students · tuition ~$12,000/yr
Heritage Christian School
Kissimmee (12 min) · PreK–12 · 550+ students · Christian affiliation
Holy Redeemer Catholic School
Kissimmee · PreK–8 · ~280 students · Catholic affiliation
Town Center · Market Street · Front Street
The main draw — walking to dinner on a brick-paved street
Market Street runs along Celebration's central lake with Victorian storefronts, palm trees, and a lakefront promenade. The anchor question buyers always ask: "Can I really walk to dinner?" For Main Village and Lake Evalyn residents — yes.
Columbia Restaurant
Flagship fine dining — 1905 Tampa institution, lakeside setting, Spanish-Cuban cuisine. The address for special-occasion dinners in Celebration.
Cafe D'Antonio
691 Front St — upscale Italian with outdoor seating on the promenade. Reliable anniversary dinner pick.
Celebration Town Tavern
721 Front St — family-owned New England seafood. Lobster rolls, Ipswich clams, baby back ribs. The locals' casual go-to.
Imperium Food & Wine (Wine Imperium)
606 Market St — wine bar with award-winning European, California, and South American selections. Charcuterie, flatbreads, and a charming front patio.
Lakeside Bar & Grill (Bohemian Hotel)
700 Bloom St — hotel bar and grill on the lakefront at Bohemian Hotel Celebration. Casual dining with a water view.
Market Street Cafe
701 Front St — American comfort food from burgers to meatloaf. Breakfast and lunch staple.
Seito Sushi
Japanese-fusion restaurant popular with residents — clean sushi and creative rolls near the town center.
Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta
The family-friendly option — solid pizza and pasta in a relaxed setting minutes from the lakefront.
Daily-life services and retail
Publix is walking distance for Main Village residents. The Sunday farmers market runs year-round. AdventHealth hospital is on-campus — a feature most suburban communities can't offer.
Celebration Town Center
Market Street, Front Street, Bloom Street — 20+ shops, boutiques, and services. Brick-paved streets, palm trees, Victorian storefronts.
Publix at Celebration (Town Center)
Full-service anchor grocery at the town center — walking distance from most Main Village and Lake Evalyn homes.
AdventHealth Celebration
Award-winning hospital with Mediterranean-style architecture — 44,966 sq ft expansion announced 2024. Healthcare anchor in the community.
Farmers Market
Every Sunday 10am–2pm in the heart of Town Center — produce, artisan goods, local vendors. Year-round community fixture.
Golf
Robert Trent Jones Sr. & Jr. — the final collaboration
Celebration Golf Club
Opened in 1996 as the final collaboration between Robert Trent Jones Sr. and his son Robert Trent Jones Jr. The course takes full advantage of natural pine forests and Florida wetlands. Five tee options from 4,933 to 7,028 yards. Champion Dwarf Bermuda greens.
- ✦ Address: 701 Golf Park Drive, Celebration FL 34747
- ✦ Status: Public daily-fee course
- ✦ Greens fees: ~$90–$180 depending on season and day
- ✦ Wetland vistas, wildlife sightings, no private club friction
- ✦ Walking distance from West Village homes
Nearby golf options
Disney's golf complex is 10–15 minutes away — Magnolia, Palm, Lake Buena Vista, and the Four Seasons' Tranquilo course at Golden Oak. Champions Gate (Omni Resorts) has two Rees Jones courses. Reunion Resort adds Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Tom Watson signature courses within 20 minutes.
- ✦ Disney's Magnolia: ~12 min · PGA Tour qualifier history
- ✦ Champions Gate International: ~15 min · resort-style
- ✦ Reunion Resort: ~20 min · three signature courses
Commute & Access
5 minutes to Disney World. 30 to MCO.
I-4 runs along Celebration's west side. US-192 borders the north. SR-417 (GreeneWay) connects east to MCO. The Disney commute is so short that many Cast Members bike or take a golf cart to property entrances.
| Destination | Drive Time | Route / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Walt Disney World main gate | 5–10 min | Via World Drive or US-192 west — under 5 min for Cast Members |
| Disney Springs | ~10 min | Via World Drive north |
| MCO — Orlando International Airport | ~30–35 min | Via SR-417 (Central Florida GreeneWay) east |
| Downtown Orlando | ~25–30 min off-peak | I-4 north · 35–50 min PM peak |
| Universal Orlando | ~25–30 min | I-4 north, Exit 75A |
| Dr. Phillips / Restaurant Row | ~20 min | I-4 north then west on Sand Lake |
| Kissimmee downtown | ~15 min | US-192 east |
| Tampa | ~75 min | I-4 west — common for Disney exec families |
| Lake Nona (Medical City) | ~25 min | SR-417 east — increasingly common commute |
Market Data · Stellar MLS · 2025
Stable appreciation, 97% sale-to-list, 41-day average
Celebration's HOA restrictions dampen speculative activity and short-term rental flipping — which compresses volatility in both directions. Condos start under $300K; estate homes in Aquila Reserve top out near $3M. Single-family median is near $900K.
| Tier | Price Range | Terms | Key Villages / Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Estate / Manor homes | $1.2M–$2.9M | Cash + conventional | Aquila Reserve · Artisan Park SFR · South Village estate lots |
| Single-family (upper) | $800K–$1.2M | Conventional + cash | Main Village SFR · West Village · East Village larger homes |
| Single-family (core) | $550K–$800K | Conventional | South Village · North Village · Roseville Corner |
| Townhomes | $450K–$650K | Conventional | Artisan Park TH · Island Village TH · North Village TH |
| Condos | $250K–$450K | Varied · cash common | Artisan Park condos · North Village Georgetown condos · South Village Terrace Homes |
Key market metrics (2025)
- ✦ Overall median sale price: ~$595K–$620K (all types)
- ✦ Single-family median: ~$900K
- ✦ Townhome median: ~$612K
- ✦ Condo median: ~$385K · entry at $205K
- ✦ Sale-to-list ratio: 97%
- ✦ Average days to contract: 41 days
- ✦ Avg. price per sq ft: ~$343
HOA & CDD fee structure
- ✦ CROA dues (SFR): ~$200–$400/mo · covers parks, trails, events
- ✦ Village-level fees: Artisan Park adds exclusive clubhouse fee
- ✦ North Village: own amenity center fee on top of CROA
- ✦ CDD assessment: ~$500–$2,000/yr on property tax bill
- ✦ Two separate governance entities — always request both budgets
Island Village new construction adds builder incentive packages — confirm current fees with Mattamy Homes directly.
Who buys here
The 6 buyer types Celebration actually transacts with
The Disney Cast Member or Executive
The #1 buyer profile. Disney World headquarters and Reedy Creek are minutes away — a Cast Member can commute in under 10 minutes, park, and walk to Market Street for coffee. VP-level executives buying in the $800K–$1.5M range; hourly Cast Members buying condos in the $250K–$400K range.
The Walkable-Town Family
Parents who want kids to walk to a K-8 school and bike to the park — and don't want a car-dependent suburb. Celebration is one of very few Orlando communities where that's genuinely achievable. Buys in Main Village or South Village for proximity to school and trails.
The Remote Worker Who Wants Community
Post-2020 relocation buyer. Florida taxes, no commute requirement, wants the golf-cart lifestyle and a genuine neighborhood identity. Artisan Park and South Village condos and townhomes are the entry point; larger SFR homes for family remote workers.
The Second-Home / Snowbird Buyer
About 40% of Celebration homes are used as second homes. Northern buyers — New York, New Jersey, Boston, Chicago — want a Disney-adjacent base camp that doesn't look like a tourist rental. Celebration's HOA consistency and curb-appeal standards are the differentiator from Kissimmee resort communities.
The IB / School Buyer
Celebration High's IB program draws families from across Osceola County who purchase or rent specifically to access the school. The dual-language K-8 option adds another draw. Buys North Village or South Village for school proximity.
The Retiree Downsizer
Empty nesters from suburban Orlando — Windermere, Dr. Phillips, Oviedo — who want a walkable lifestyle, low maintenance, and year-round events. Lake Evalyn and Main Village condos are the landing spot: walk to dinner, ride a golf cart to the farmers market.
Architectural character
Six styles, one Pattern Book, no exceptions
The Celebration Pattern Book is not optional. Every exterior change — paint, roof, windows, landscaping, additions — must pass CROA's Architectural Review Committee. Disney commissioned architects from Stern to Graves to Pelli to design public buildings, and the residential Pattern Book draws from Savannah, Charleston, and New Orleans to create deliberate architectural diversity within strict rules.
Homes range from 900-sq-ft bungalows in Lake Evalyn to 5,000+ sq-ft manor homes in Aquila Reserve. Most single-family builds run 1,800–3,500 sq ft. Lots are intentionally smaller than standard Orlando suburbs — the New Urbanism trade-off is private-lot size for public-street quality and greenway access.
Star architects designed Celebration's public buildings: Cesar Pelli (movie theater), Michael Graves (post office), Philip Johnson (welcome center), Robert A. M. Stern (AdventHealth Celebration). Walking Market Street is an architecture tour most residents never think about.
The six approved architectural styles
Classical
Symmetrical facades, columned entries, formal streetscape. Dominant in Main Village near the town center.
Victorian
Ornate trim, steeply pitched roofs, turrets, decorative gingerbread. Colorful painted ladies on narrow streets.
Colonial Revival
Simple symmetry, shuttered windows, modest columns, brick or clapboard siding.
Coastal
Light colors, wide porches, elevated first floors — evokes Charleston and Key West vernacular.
Mediterranean
Stucco walls, barrel-tile roofs, arched windows — the style most buyers associate with Florida luxury.
French
Steep hipped roofs, dormer windows, symmetrical elevations — rare but striking when present.
Hidden Gems
Insider notes most buyers miss
Golf-cart culture
Celebration is one of the few Orlando communities where golf-cart travel is part of daily life — to school, to the farmers market, to dinner. Many residents never use a car for daily errands.
Snowing in Celebration (November–January)
Nightly artificial snowfall on Market Street from Thanksgiving weekend through New Year's. The most photographed event in Celebration — draws thousands and creates genuine seasonal charm.
Annual 4th of July parade
One of the best small-town Fourth of July celebrations in Central Florida — 5K run, parade down Celebration Avenue, outdoor parties, and an evening fireworks show.
FestiFools and Food & Wine Festival
FestiFools parade in March, Celebration Food & Wine Festival in April — town-center events that feel nothing like a theme park. These are neighborhood events for residents.
23 miles of trails
Celebration's greenway trail system connects all villages and borders natural conservation areas. Deer, herons, and the occasional alligator are regular sightings — a daily reminder you're in Florida.
AdventHealth Celebration hospital
Award-winning non-profit hospital with a Mediterranean-style campus — not the generic suburban hospital. Expanding with a 44,966 sq ft addition (announced 2024).
Sunday farmers market
Year-round Sunday market 10am–2pm in the town center — produce, artisan goods, prepared food. More like a Vermont farmers market than a Florida strip mall pop-up.
Star-architect public buildings
Cesar Pelli designed the movie theater, Michael Graves the post office, Philip Johnson the welcome center. Celebration is a living architecture tour most residents take for granted.
Celebration Market Snapshot
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Honest cross-sell
When Celebration isn't the right fit
Celebration wins for buyers who value walkability, architectural consistency, top schools, and Disney proximity. If your priority is different, here's what we'd recommend.
| If you want… | Better fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Short-term rental income, resort amenities | Champions Gate → | STR-permitted resort community; built for investor-owners |
| Disney-owned property, ultra-luxury, guard-gated | Golden Oak → | Disney's own luxury enclave inside the resort — very specific buyer |
| Lakefront luxury, no HOA restrictions | Dr. Phillips → | Sand Lake Chain waterfront, Restaurant Row, no Celebration-style design rules |
| New construction master-planned, tech amenities | Lake Nona → | 2010s+ builds, Medical City campus, smart-home infrastructure |
| Quiet Old Florida waterfront, no HOA | St. Cloud → | East Tohopekaliga waterfront, larger lots, lower price points |
| Budget-conscious near Disney | Kissimmee → | More affordable, similar commute to parks, no Celebration premium |
If the buyer says "I want to invest and rent on Airbnb," send them to Champions Gate. If the buyer says "I want to walk to a farmers market and bike my kid to school," Celebration is the answer.
Celebration, FL — FAQ
Does Disney still own Celebration, Florida?
No. Disney developed Celebration starting in 1994 and opened the first phase in summer 1996, but sold the Town Center commercial holdings to Lexin Capital in 2004. Today the community operates under the Celebration Residential Owners Association (CROA) and two Community Development Districts (CDDs) established under Florida state law — not Disney. Disney retains no ownership stake in residential property, though the architectural guidelines and Pattern Book Disney commissioned remain enforced by CROA's Architectural Review Committee.
What is the HOA fee in Celebration?
CROA community-wide fees for single-family homes typically run $200–$400 per month. Condos and townhomes with dedicated amenity facilities (Artisan Park, North Village) add a village-level fee on top of CROA dues. The CDD assessment appears as a separate non-ad valorem line item on the Osceola County property tax bill — typically $500–$2,000 per year depending on the district and parcel. Always request HOA financials and the full CDD budget at time of offer.
Can I do short-term rentals (Airbnb, VRBO) in Celebration?
Most Celebration villages prohibit rentals shorter than 30 days in their HOA covenants. Some sections near the town center and certain condo buildings may have different provisions. The restrictions are one reason Celebration holds strong owner-occupant character and stable values — but they make it a poor choice for investors seeking Airbnb income. Always review the specific parcel's HOA documents before purchasing with rental intent.
How are Celebration's schools?
Celebration K-8 and Celebration High School are both part of Osceola County Public Schools (OCPS) and earn consistent A grades from the Florida DOE. Celebration High offers a fully authorized IB World School with both the Diploma Programme (college prep) and the IB Career Programme (CTE pathway + IB education). Walkability is the true differentiator — most Celebration homes are close enough to walk or bike to school, which is genuinely rare in greater Orlando.
How close is Celebration to Walt Disney World?
Celebration's main entrance is on US-192 just east of I-4, roughly 5–10 minutes from Disney's main gate via World Drive or US-192 west. Disney's corporate campus (Walt Disney World headquarters, Reedy Creek area) is practically adjacent. Disney Springs is about 10 minutes. This proximity is the #1 reason Disney Cast Members and executives choose Celebration — the commute can be under 5 minutes on a quiet morning.
What are the six architectural codes in Celebration?
Disney commissioned the Celebration Pattern Book — a form-based code specifying six approved architectural styles: Classical, Victorian, Colonial Revival, Coastal, Mediterranean, and French. Front porches are required on single-family homes. Garages are accessed via rear alleys, keeping street facades clean. Every exterior modification — paint color, landscaping, additions — requires review by CROA's Architectural Review Committee. The code draws from Savannah, Charleston, and New Orleans traditions.
What's the difference between Celebration's villages?
Celebration Village (Main Village) is the original downtown-adjacent core — the most walkable address. South Village is the largest at 552 homes. North Village (367 homes) sits near the US-192 entrance — convenient but noisier. Artisan Park is the farthest from downtown with its own exclusive clubhouse and pool. Aquila Reserve is the most private — 78 estate homes in a forested setting with no through traffic. Lake Evalyn has charming water views but narrow streets and small yards. Island Village (Mattamy Homes, 2021–ongoing) is the final new construction phase.
Is Celebration a good real estate investment?
Celebration appreciates steadily rather than dramatically. The HOA restrictions limit short-term rental activity and investor flipping, which keeps the community stable but compresses speculative upside. Single-family median sale prices are near $900K with a 97% sale-to-list ratio. For buyers who want predictable value, top schools, walkability, and Disney proximity, Celebration performs very well long-term. Pure investors seeking maximum cash-on-cash return should look at Kissimmee or Champions Gate instead.
How does Celebration compare to Champions Gate or Reunion?
Very different buyer profiles. Champions Gate and Reunion are built for short-term rental investors — they permit Airbnb/VRBO and market to resort-style buyers. Celebration is built for residents. Champions Gate homes cluster around resort-amenity clubhouses with no walkable town center. Celebration has Market Street, the 23-mile trail system, and a genuine neighborhood identity. If you want a vacation-rental income property, Champions Gate wins. If you want to actually live in a community with character, Celebration wins.
What new construction is available in Celebration right now?
Island Village by Mattamy Homes (Phase 2, launching 2025) is effectively the final new construction opportunity in Celebration. Phase 2 adds 338 townhomes and single-family homes ranging from 1,600 to 4,000+ sq ft, with townhome pricing in the mid-$500s–$600s and single-family starting mid-$700s to $1.4M+. Once Island Village is complete, Celebration's housing supply becomes mostly fixed resale — making the current window the last chance to buy new in this master-planned community.
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