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Sonoma Resort homes for sale

Kissimmee, Florida

Sonoma Resort Homes for Sale

Explore spacious homes, shared recreation and everyday conveniences in Sonoma Resort. Consider resale properties alongside Park Square Homes’ Elevated new-construction collection.

Kissimmee, Florida

Kissimmee, well positioned for Walt Disney World, Orlando’s attractions and the wider Central Florida area. Sonoma Resort is particularly known for its larger private pool homes, making it an interesting option for buyers looking for a spacious family vacation property or a home with short-term rental potential.

At Top Villas Realty, we know the Orlando vacation-rental market and understand what buyers should be looking for in Sonoma Resort. Beyond the purchase price, we consider rental potential, bedroom configuration, guest capacity, private pool and outdoor space, furnishings, condition and ongoing ownership costs. These factors can create meaningful differences between seemingly similar properties.

Browse the latest homes for sale in Sonoma Resort below and use our property and rental intelligence to compare opportunities, understand potential returns and find the Sonoma home that best fits your plans.

Explore Homes for Sale in Sonoma Resort

14 listings

Sonoma Resort Market Snapshot

See current listing counts and median asking prices alongside the community’s property count.

Homes in community
136
For sale now
14
Median list price
$814,950
Est. gross rental income
$100,051

Rental figures are modelled from comparable nightly rates and are not a guarantee of income.

New Construction and Resale Homes

Buyers considering Sonoma Resort can explore existing single-family resale homes and Park Square Homes’ distinct Elevated at Sonoma Resort collection. For Elevated, the builder advertises plans with 5–15 bedrooms, approximately 2,913–6,374 square feet, and private screened pools and spas. Those specifications describe the new-home collection, not every resale in the community. The larger formats can appeal to buyers who want room for extended-family visits, shared meals and time outdoors at a second home. As you compare properties, look beyond total square footage to the balance of bedrooms, gathering areas and private outdoor space. A home’s arrangement matters just as much as its size when deciding how comfortably it supports your personal use.

Community Amenities for Recreation and Relaxation

Park Square lists these community features alongside the private outdoor spaces in its Elevated home collection.

  • Clubhouse and Gathering Spaces

    The clubhouse and meeting/event room add shared gathering spaces beyond the home, giving owners another setting for connection and community enjoyment.

  • Zero-Entry Community Pool

    A zero-entry resort-style pool provides a shared place to swim and relax, complementing the private pools advertised with Elevated homes.

  • Fitness Facility

    The fitness facility gives owners an on-site option for exercise, making workouts part of time at Sonoma without dedicating a room at home.

  • Walking and Jogging Trails

    Walking and jogging trails offer a way to stretch your legs within the community, whether you prefer a morning walk or a more active outing.

  • Pond and Greenbelt

    A pond and greenbelt bring natural features into the community setting, adding a quieter counterpoint to its pool, fitness and gathering spaces.

  • Gated Entrance

    The builder’s brochure identifies a gated entrance, a feature for buyers who prefer a defined entry point into their residential community.

A Closer Look at a Larger-Home Layout

Park Square’s Oasis plan illustrates the larger-home format within Elevated at Sonoma Resort. This two-story design has 4,003 square feet, nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms and a two-car garage. A family room and bonus room provide separate places to gather, while the covered patio, private pool and spa extend leisure time outdoors. For extended-family visits, that mix can help balance time together with room for different activities. Second-home buyers can use the plan as a reference when thinking through how much space they need. The Oasis is one builder design, rather than a standard layout throughout Sonoma Resort.

Shopping, Dining and Everyday Essentials

Owning a home in Sonoma Resort means considering the practical side of Kissimmee as well as its attractions. The LOOP is an open-air center with retail, dining and entertainment, offering options for an afternoon out or a meal away from home. Park Square’s area guide also identifies Publix at Osceola Village and Walmart Neighborhood Market among surrounding shopping choices. These destinations are useful to consider when planning grocery runs, stocking a second home or picking up supplies before family arrives. Looking at these everyday needs alongside the home itself helps you assess how the location fits the time you plan to spend here.

Outdoor Recreation Around Shingle Creek

Shingle Creek Regional Park adds another dimension to outdoor time in the surrounding area. Across its access locations, the park offers walking, cycling, birdwatching and paddling, while the regional trail connects with walking trails, kayak access and historic sites. For Sonoma owners, these public recreation spaces offer alternatives to time at the community pool or on its jogging trails. You might plan a bike outing, explore local history or spend a morning watching birds. The park is a separate regional destination, distinct from Sonoma Resort’s shared amenities.

Illustrative view of a shaded waterside trail with cypress trees and calm creek water, inspired by Shingle Creek Regional Park in Kissimmee.

Where Sonoma Resort is located

136 homes · 71 acres

Sonoma Resort Buyer Questions

Find Your Sonoma Resort Home

Explore Sonoma Resort homes for sale with your ownership plans in mind. Compare how each property balances bedrooms, gathering spaces and private outdoor areas, then consider the shared recreation and surrounding Kissimmee conveniences. Whether you prioritize extended-family visits or a second home with room to unwind, focus on the layout and features you will use most. Start with the listings and build a shortlist around those priorities.

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