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Clermont stands out in famously flat Florida for its rolling hills and chain-of-lakes setting, a real draw for buyers who want scenery along with a genuine amount of new-construction inventory as Lake County continues to grow.

The Housing Feel

Clermont mixes newer master-planned communities with lakefront properties along the Clermont Chain of Lakes, plus a growing downtown waterfront district. Elevation changes, unusual for Central Florida, give some neighborhoods genuine hilltop views.

Growth & New Construction

As one of Lake County's fastest-growing cities, Clermont has added significant new-construction inventory in recent years, which tends to mean more competitive pricing and negotiating room than closer-in Orange County submarkets.

Commute & Convenience

Highway 50 and the Turnpike connect Clermont to Orlando, Winter Garden, and points east, though the commute is longer than closer-in suburbs, a tradeoff many buyers make for more house and more land per dollar.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Clermont far from Orlando?

It's further out than Winter Garden or Windermere, generally a 30-45 minute commute into central Orlando depending on traffic. [VERIFY current figure] for a specific route.

Does Clermont really have hills?

Yes, the Clermont area has some of the highest elevation points in peninsular Florida, giving certain neighborhoods genuine views that are rare elsewhere in the state.

Is Clermont a good value compared to closer-in Orlando suburbs?

Generally yes, especially for new construction, the tradeoff is a longer commute in exchange for more house and land per dollar.

Sergio Palmero, REALTOR® | Orlando Branch Manager

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