Celebration, Florida

Homes for sale in Celebration, and the town around them.

Browse homes for sale across Celebration’s eight villages, then get to know the town: where each village is, the places around town, schools, healthcare and everyday life. From the brokerage on Celebration Avenue since 2005.

Celebration's brick-and-lattice tower and arcaded buildings downtown
A fountain on the lake in Celebration Town Center, with The Inn at Celebration beyond

617Celebration Avenue, our office since 2005

Where would you live?

Eight villages, each with its own homes.

Each village has its own streets, parks and kinds of homes. Choose one to see its homes for sale or read its full guide.

Downtown Celebration

Main Village

Downtown Celebration: shops, restaurants, The Inn at Celebration, the golf course, the lake and the weekly Farmers Market.

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Around town

What’s near your new home.

The places you will use every week, all inside Celebration, with the distance from our office. Choose one to see it on the map.

  1. A coral café building with balconies and umbrella-shaded patio seating

    Sunday market· steps from our office

    Celebration Farmers Market

    Every Sunday, 10 am to 2 pm, in Town Center. Check the town calendar for holiday changes before you go.

  2. Celebration Town Tavern with balconies and a red awning

    Dining & shops· steps from our office

    Market Street & Town Center

    Shops and restaurants along Market Street and Front Street, around Lake Rianhard. Several downtown buildings are by noted architects: the post office by Michael Graves, the cinema by Cesar Pelli and the bank by Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown.

  3. A fountain on the lake in Celebration Town Center, with The Inn at Celebration beyond

    Park· 0.2 mi from our office

    Lakeside Park

    Main Village’s community park, on Sycamore Street by the lake. Town Center grew up around Lake Rianhard, so the park sits at the heart of downtown, close to Market Street and The Inn at Celebration.

  4. The Inn at Celebration across the lake in Celebration Town Center

    Hotel· 0.2 mi from our office

    The Inn at Celebration

    The hotel on the lake in Town Center. Splash fountains and palms line the lakefront nearby, and Market Street is a short walk away.

  5. Celebration Town Hall on Celebration Avenue, behind an oak and tropical plantings

    Civic· 0.4 mi from our office

    Celebration Town Hall

    On Celebration Avenue, where Celebration K-8 School first held classes in 1996. The Celebration Residential Owners Association office and meeting rooms are at 851 Celebration Avenue.

  6. Celebration K-8 School with its arched entrance and shade trees

    Public school· 0.4 mi from our office

    Celebration K-8 School

    Osceola County public school for kindergarten through 8th grade, on Campus Street. The school opened in 1996, the same summer the first residents moved in, and moved to its own campus at 510 Campus Street in 1997.

  7. AdventHealth Celebration hospital with its tower entrance and rows of palms

    Hospital· 0.6 mi from our office

    AdventHealth Celebration

    Non-profit hospital, opened in 1997, with a full emergency department including a pediatric ER. It opened as Florida Hospital Celebration Health and took its current name in 2019. Specialty care includes cardiac surgery, neurosurgery and cancer services.

    Photo: CelebrationHealth, CC BY 3.0

  8. The Celebration Golf Club clubhouse with its windmill and palms

    Golf· 0.7 mi from our office

    Celebration Golf Club

    18-hole public course by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., opened in 1996. The course is open to the public, and the clubhouse sits just west of Town Center.

    Photo: James Pace, CC BY-SA 2.0

  9. A lawn sloping to a pond in front of Mediterranean-style residences

    Park· 1.0 mi from our office

    Spring Park

    South Village’s central park, with Heritage Hall on Spring Park Street. It is at the center of South Village, near the estate homes of Spring Park Loop.

    Pictured: Green space in Celebration.

  10. Celebration High School building and parking lot

    Public school· 2.3 mi from our office

    Celebration High School

    Osceola County public high school, grades 9 to 12, with the IB Diploma Programme. It also offers the IB Career-related Programme. Zoning can change, so we confirm the assigned schools for any home you are considering.

    Photo: HPcomputer, CC BY-SA 3.0

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Living here

What it’s like to live in Celebration.

Getting around, schools, healthcare, NEVs, Town Center and weekends: what buyers want to know before they choose a home here.

The curved Celebration entrance wall behind flowering beds
Pictured: The Celebration entrance wall
15 minto EPCOT, Walt Disney World

Getting around

Close to everything

Celebration sits just off I-4 and US-192, so the parks, the airport and downtown Orlando are an easy drive, while everyday errands stay close to home.

  • EPCOT about 15 min
  • Magic Kingdom about 20 min
  • Orlando airport about 30 min
  • Downtown Orlando about 30 min
  • Cocoa Beach about 80 min

Approximate drive times from our office without traffic.

A Neighborhood Electric Vehicle with a striped canopy parked on a street in Celebration
Pictured: A NEV on a Celebration street
35 mphroads where street-legal NEVs may drive

Getting around town

A NEV-friendly community

Neighborhood Electric Vehicles are part of everyday life here: a quiet, easy way to reach Town Center, the lake, the golf club and friends across the villages.

  • In Florida, street-legal low-speed vehicles may drive on roads with a posted speed limit of 35 mph or less.
  • They must be registered, titled and insured (Florida Statutes 316.2122).
  • Golf carts follow different rules (Florida Statutes 316.212), so ask us before you buy one.
A street corner in downtown Celebration with palms and storefronts
Pictured: Downtown Celebration
K–12public schools inside Celebration

Schools

Schools inside the town

Celebration K-8 School opened in 1996, the same year the first residents moved in, and Celebration High School serves grades 9 to 12. Both are Osceola County public schools.

  • Celebration K-8 School: kindergarten through 8th grade, on Campus Street. It opened in 1996 and moved to its own campus in 1997.
  • Celebration High School: grades 9 to 12, with the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme and the IB Career-related Programme.
  • Zoning can change from year to year, so we confirm the assigned schools for any home you are considering.
A pond ringed by lawns and oaks beside Mediterranean-style residences
Pictured: Ponds and green space, Celebration
1997the year the hospital opened

Healthcare

A hospital in town

AdventHealth Celebration is a non-profit hospital inside Celebration. It opened in 1997 as Florida Hospital Celebration Health and took its current name in 2019.

  • A full emergency department, including a separate pediatric ER.
  • Specialty care that includes cardiac surgery, neurosurgery and cancer services.
  • Inside Celebration itself, so care is close to home.
Celebration's brick-and-lattice tower and arcaded buildings downtown
Pictured: Downtown architecture
1996the year the first residents moved in

Town Center

A downtown on the lake

Town Center grew up around Lake Rianhard, with shops and restaurants along Market Street and Front Street. The post office is by Michael Graves, the cinema by Cesar Pelli and the bank by Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown.

  • Lakeside Park, on Sycamore Street by the lake, is Main Village’s community park.
  • The Inn at Celebration sits on the lake in Town Center.
  • Splash fountains and palms line the lakefront.
Splash fountains and palms in front of the Celebration theater towers
Pictured: Splash fountains downtown
26+miles of walking and biking trails

Weekends & traditions

Weekends and traditions

A Sunday market downtown, a championship golf course and more than 26 miles of trails past parks and ponds. In the holiday season, Now Snowing brings nightly snowfall to Town Center.

  • Farmers market: Sundays, 10 am to 2 pm, in Town Center.
  • Celebration Golf Club: an 18-hole public course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., opened in 1996.
  • Now Snowing: nightly snowfall in Town Center from late November through New Year’s Eve.
  • More than 26 miles of walking and biking trails past parks and ponds.
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