Hamlin, Horizon West
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56 properties sold within half a mile in the last 12 months · median $579,000
5 bed · 4 bath · 3,393 sqft
$800,000
Sold Oct 29, 2026
3 bed · 3 bath · 1,727 sqft
$395,000
Sold Oct 29, 2026
4 bed · 4 bath · 2,496 sqft
$560,000
Sold Oct 23, 2026
4 bed · 4 bath · 4,000 sqft
$1,330,000
Sold Sep 28, 2026
Explore the saved The Cove at Hamlin community boundary and individual property locations.
The Cove at Hamlin homes for sale offer resale opportunities within a distinct Hamlin neighborhood in Horizon West. We help you compare the individual layout, lot and condition rather than assuming every property matches the original two-story Urban Cottage bungalow plans. The community search stays separate from the wider Hamlin market.
These features come from the original community description. Check current association documents for access tied to a particular home.
Clubhouse spaces
The original community description included fitness and gathering rooms in a clubhouse.
Pool and play areas
A family pool, children's splash deck and playground were among the features originally described.
Outdoor gathering places
The original plans described a waterfront amphitheater, covered pavilion, grilling area and fire pit.
Room to get outdoors
Walking trails and a sports lawn also appeared in the original community description.
A clubhouse gathering room could give neighbors a place to meet, while trails and a sports lawn could add options for time outdoors close to home. The pool and children's play areas may be especially relevant if those spaces fit your household's routine. These features were part of the original description of The Cove, not a promise of access with every resale home. Before you count on a facility, review the current association documents for the property and ask about any shared-facility arrangements. A lake-oriented setting also should not be mistaken for lake access or boating rights at a particular address.
The Cove sits within Hamlin, part of Horizon West in Orange County, and uses a Winter Garden mailing address. The wider Hamlin area offers practical destinations for owners, including Publix on Hamlin Groves Trail and Cinépolis on Shoreside Way. That combination can make day-to-day errands and an evening out part of your neighborhood routine, whether you live here full time or visit a second home. When you find a property you like, use its address to consider the location that matters to you; a general Hamlin map is not a substitute for the home's precise setting.
Hamlin identifies The Cove and Overlook at Hamlin as separate single-family neighborhoods. That distinction matters when you compare homes: the listings above are tied to The Cove's saved area, not to every address in Hamlin. If you want to weigh another nearby option, you can explore Overlook at Hamlin separately. Compare the actual property and applicable association documents in each neighborhood rather than assuming their homes, amenities or ownership arrangements are interchangeable. A shared Hamlin setting does not make two listings part of the same community.
Before evaluating a resale home's ongoing costs, request the current association documents and property-specific figures. Look at dues, any assessments, maintenance responsibilities and the rights attached to community facilities. The builder's original cottage materials mentioned mowing, irrigation and pest-control service for cottage homesites, but that historical description does not tell you what the association covers for a home today. Ask which upkeep belongs to the owner, which services apply to the particular lot and whether anything differs from the original cottage offering. Those details can affect how a home fits your plans for everyday or second-home use.
If you are considering letting a home, review the current association restrictions and any applicable rules for the specific property before making plans. The original community description does not establish a resale owner's rental rights, including whether short-term letting is permitted. The same document review can clarify requirements that matter if you plan to use the property as a second home. Focus on how you intend to use the home, ask for the governing documents and make sure the terms you rely on apply to the address you are buying.
Start with the individual home rather than a general picture of The Cove. Compare the floor plan with the way you would use each room, then review the property's condition, lot and outdoor space. If a listing mentions a view, nearby water or access to a facility, check exactly what applies to that address through property details and current documents. The original Urban Cottage plans offer helpful context, but a resale home may have different features. We can help you work through those distinctions as you narrow your choices for a primary residence or second home.
Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
Tell me your budget and plans for the home. I'll help you compare The Cove at Hamlin homes for sale, weigh layouts, settings and ownership costs, and identify the details to resolve before you choose.
If The Cove feels like a fit, start with the homes for sale here and look closely at the details of each resale property. We can help you compare layouts, ask questions about a particular lot and identify the association documents you will want to review. Whether you plan to make it your everyday home or a second home, the right choice starts with understanding the individual property as well as the neighborhood around it.
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