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Illustrative Winter Park streetscape with bungalow-scale homes, shaded front porches, mature trees and a brick-paved residential street.

Winter Park, Florida

College Quarter Homes for Sale

View College Quarter homes for sale. Compare historic homes, layouts and renovation plans to focus your shortlist.

Where Is College Quarter?

We help you compare College Quarter homes for sale by historic character, layout and the setting near Rollins College and Lake Virginia. South of Fairbanks Avenue, the district includes selected parcels around Holt Avenue, Maryland Avenue, Lakeview Drive and South Pennsylvania Avenue. We assess the actual house and any plans for improvements alongside its designation, then help weigh the location within your Winter Park search.

Browse College Quarter Historic District properties by price

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Recent sales near College Quarter Historic District

44 properties sold within half a mile in the last 12 months · median $669,775

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College Quarter Market Snapshot

View current for-sale inventory and median asking price for College Quarter Historic District.

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$925,000

College Quarter Closed Sales: July–September 2026

The mapped College Quarter search area recorded 2 completed sales from July through September 2026. This is below our five-sale minimum for a useful neighborhood median, so no median price or time-on-market figure is presented. Ask for comparable homes matched to the property you are considering.

Source: Top Villas Realty area sales snapshots, three months ending September 2026; retrieved 29 October 2026. All property types within this page's mapped search area are included.

College Quarter Map

See the College Quarter Historic District boundary in Winter Park. Confirm individual parcel inclusion with the city when comparing homes.

Historic Character and Architectural Variety

Residential subdivision in College Quarter began in 1920, and the neighborhood received local historic designation on July 28, 2003. Its architectural mix includes bungalows, Mediterranean Revival, Mission Revival, Colonial Revival, Frame and Masonry Vernacular, and Minimal Traditional buildings. That variety gives you several architectural traditions to consider as you explore the district, rather than a single uniform neighborhood style. If character is central to your search, look closely at each property's exterior and how it relates to neighboring buildings. Architectural style is only a starting point: compare the individual home's layout, condition and suitability for your plans alongside the historic setting that first caught your attention.

Image placeholder: Illustrative close view of a Florida bungalow porch and traditional architectural details, with no claim to depict a specific College Quarter listing.

Local Facilities Around College Quarter

These public and cultural facilities belong to the surrounding Winter Park area, rather than a private amenity package included with your home.

  • Rollins Museum of Art

    On the Rollins campus, the museum offers rotating exhibitions, public programming and free admission, adding a cultural destination close to home.

  • Neighborhood Parks

    Lakeview Mini Park and the small park at Holt and French offer local places to explore as you get to know the neighborhood around a prospective home.

  • Shops and Everyday Destinations

    Downtown Winter Park and the Fairbanks and Orange avenue commercial corridors put shops, employment and entertainment in the surrounding area.

  • SunRail and Central Park

    At 148 West Morse Boulevard, Winter Park's SunRail station has LYNX bus connections and adjacent Central Park. Consider it when planning your routines.

Picture Your Everyday Routes

Living near Rollins College, downtown Winter Park and the nearby commercial corridors creates opportunities to walk or cycle to shops, employment and entertainment. Brick paving on Holt Avenue and portions of Lakeview Drive also forms part of the neighborhood's streetscape. How that setting fits your routine depends on the home you choose and the destinations you use most. During a viewing visit, explore the routes you would take for errands, work or an afternoon out. Check crossings and street conditions for yourself rather than treating proximity as a promise that every journey will suit you on foot or by bike.

Planning Changes to a Historic Home

Historic designation shapes how you approach improvements, but it does not mean a home must remain unchanged. Winter Park administers a Certificate of Review process for additions and alterations to historic properties, with compatible changes allowed. The designation overlays existing zoning and does not itself require restoration. Interior remodeling is not reviewed through the historic-preservation process, although other permitting requirements may still apply. Before committing to an addition or exterior renovation, discuss the particular property's designation and your intended work with city preservation staff. We encourage you to consider those plans while comparing homes, so the purchase reflects both the architecture you appreciate and the changes you hope to make.

College Quarter Homes for Sale: Buyer FAQs

Gaby Sadler, Property Specialist

Gaby Sadler

Property Specialist, Serhant

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Tell me your budget and plans for the home. I'll help you compare College Quarter homes for sale, weigh historic homes, layouts and renovation plans, and identify the details to resolve before you choose.

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