Storey Lake Resort homes for sale: townhomes

A townhome’s private plunge or screened pool is separate from the shared clubhouse pools, and its care deserves its own place in your ownership budget. Routine work includes testing and treating the water, cleaning and maintaining equipment. For any home with a pool, ask for an inspection, pump and heater details, service records and recent utility history. Look closely at the screen and deck, and establish who arranges and pays for servicing. Our Florida villa ownership cost guide provides broader reading, not an estimate for a particular address.

A furnished photograph tells you how a room was presented, not what will convey at closing. For a townhome you like, request a written inventory of inclusions and exclusions covering furniture, mattresses, televisions, appliances, kitchen contents, patio pieces and anything kept in owner storage. Compare the condition of those items as carefully as the list itself. Treat any existing bookings and service arrangements as separate questions from furnishings; our guide to buying a home with existing bookings explains that distinction.

Storey Lake’s two clubhouses offer different ways to spend time close to home. Hideaway lists a pool, lazy river, waterslides, splash pad, fitness center and recreation including miniature golf. Bronson lists its own pool and lazy river, a pirate-ship play feature, gym and arcade. An on-property shuttle operates between homes and the clubhouses. These are published facilities, not a statement that every address has the same access rights. Before buying, check the membership and visitor arrangements for your chosen townhome.

Before you commit to a townhome, request the applicable association charges and a clear account of maintenance responsibilities. Confirm club membership, owner and visitor access, and any assessments shown in the parcel records. Then compare the address-specific use rules with your plans for a primary home, second home or proposed rental use. Our guide to renting out a home near Disney offers further questions to consider. Beyond the development, Shingle Creek Regional Park provides public options for walking, cycling and paddling.