Why Longwood
Stands Apart
Longwood is one of Seminole County's oldest and most character-rich cities. Established in 1873, Longwood's historic downtown features well-preserved architecture, antique shops, and a growing restaurant scene that's drawing new attention from buyers who value authenticity.
The city offers some of Seminole County's best value — larger lots, established trees, and solid construction at prices below comparable homes in Oviedo or Lake Mary. SunRail service connects Longwood directly to downtown Orlando, making it a smart commuter choice.
Longwood's neighborhoods range from modest starter homes to executive properties along the shores of Lake Fairy and Lake Silver, offering something for every budget and lifestyle.
Longwood offers the character of old Florida with all the convenience of modern Seminole County.
Life in Longwood
Revitalizing Downtown
Longwood's historic downtown is experiencing a renaissance with new restaurants, breweries, and retail.
Established Neighborhoods
Mature trees, larger lots, and well-built homes from the 1970s–90s offer solid bones and character.
Best Value in County
Longwood consistently offers the lowest price-per-square-foot of any desirable Seminole County city.
Longwood Quick Facts
- Location
- Seminole County, FL
- Zip Code
- 32750
- Population
- ~15,000
- Median Income
- ~$58,000
- School District
- Seminole County
- Price Range
- $280K – $700K+
- Property Types
- Single-family, lakefront, historic homes
- Access
- I-4, SunRail, US 17-92
Homes for Sale in Longwood Real Estate
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