107 days on market$564,000Price reduced by $1,000 on Oct 7, 2026
2610 Tranquility WayKissimmee, FL, 34746
- 6 beds
- 5 baths
- 3,601 sqft
Kissimmee, Florida
Kissimmee Homes for Sale
Explore homes for everyday living or a second home, with historic downtown, Lake Tohopekaliga recreation and local services to consider as you compare locations.
Kissimmee, Florida
Kissimmee brings together historic downtown streets, recreation on Lake Tohopekaliga and everyday connections to the wider Orlando area. For buyers considering a primary residence or second home, there is more to explore than the property itself: local shops and restaurants, lakefront parks and regional rail can all help shape your choice of location.
Browse Kissimmee homes for sale below, then compare each property's layout, surroundings and access to the places that matter to you. This guide introduces the city's amenities and practical considerations to help you build a shortlist that fits your way of life.
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Kissimmee at a glance
- For sale now
- 2,292
- Median asking price
- $408,500
- Community area
- 86.5 sq mi
Getting to Know Kissimmee
Kissimmee sits in Osceola County in Central Florida, south of Orlando. The city is the focus of this guide, but a Kissimmee mailing address can also fall outside municipal boundaries in unincorporated Osceola County. For buyers, that distinction makes the property's actual location and governing jurisdiction more useful than its postal name alone. Start with the address, then consider how it relates to downtown, public recreation and the services you expect to use. A primary residence and a second home may call for different priorities, but both benefit from a clear understanding of the surrounding area.
Historic Downtown and Everyday Community Life
Downtown Kissimmee combines residential, commercial and government uses rather than serving only as a visitor destination. Its redevelopment district includes the historic business district, historic residential districts, courthouse district and Lakefront Park. Locally owned businesses, shops, restaurants and special events add reasons to spend time here beyond routine errands. For prospective owners, this established civic center offers a concrete way to assess the city: explore its streets, visit the lakefront and consider which places you would return to regularly. When comparing homes, look at each property's relationship to downtown rather than assuming the same access across all Kissimmee addresses.
Lakefront Recreation Close to Downtown
Between historic downtown and Lake Tohopekaliga, Kissimmee Lakefront Park offers public amenities—not private facilities included with a home.
Walking Trails and Bicycle Paths
Paved walking trails and bicycle paths offer ways to spend time outdoors, whether you prefer a regular walk or a bike ride through the park.
Playgrounds and a Splash Pad
Playgrounds and a splash pad give children places to play, adding an outdoor option for afternoons with family or visiting friends.
Space for Picnics and Gatherings
Picnic tables, pavilions and outdoor event space make the lakefront a place to gather as well as a destination for exercise.
Fishing and Lake Access
The park has a fishing pier, while Big Toho Marina provides boat access to Lake Tohopekaliga, useful features for buyers who enjoy time by the water.
Downtown Rail and Regional Connections
The Kissimmee/Amtrak SunRail station at 320 Pleasant Street brings SunRail, Amtrak and LYNX bus services together in historic downtown. Downtown businesses and Lakefront Park are within walking distance of the station, making it a useful point of reference when exploring the city. SunRail's network includes Orlando stops such as Church Street and LYNX Central, offering regional connections to consider alongside driving. If rail or bus travel matters to your routine, compare each prospective home's route to the station and the services relevant to your destinations. The station's downtown setting does not mean every Kissimmee-address property is walkable to it.
Libraries, Healthcare and Local Facilities
Hart Memorial Library at 211 East Dakin Avenue adds practical resources to downtown Kissimmee. Public computers, internet access, meeting rooms and study rooms support everything from individual research to collaborative work. On the second floor, TechCentral gives Osceola Library cardholders access to creative and technology facilities, subject to orientation and use requirements. Kissimmee is also home to HCA Florida Osceola Hospital, another local facility to consider when assessing a property's location. For full-time residents and second-home owners alike, these resources are worth mapping alongside the home itself, especially if library visits, study space or access to healthcare form part of your regular routine.
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Where Kissimmee is located
86.5 sq mi
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Find Your Place in Kissimmee
Explore Kissimmee homes for sale with a clear picture of how you want to spend your time here. Downtown shops and restaurants, recreation along Lake Tohopekaliga, and practical resources such as the library and rail station offer useful starting points for comparing locations. Whether you plan to live here year-round or enjoy a second home, look at each property's setting and the routes to places you expect to use. Build your shortlist around the home and the daily routine that suit you.
