What is the size of Palma Vista community?
Palma Vista consists of 203 single-family homes.
Palma Vista is a 203-home neighborhood in Hunter's Creek, Orlando, FL 32837, established in 2002 under the Hunter's Creek Community Association (HCCA). Key verified facts include its location on the western boundary adjacent to Flora Vista and access to HCCA amenities; specific sub-HOA fees and rules unavailable from public sources.
Palma Vista is a residential neighborhood within the larger Hunter's Creek master-planned community in Orlando, Florida, governed by the Hunter's Creek Community Association (HCCA).
Information on specific Palma Vista sub-HOA fees is unavailable from public sources; listings indicate quarterly assessments to HCCA ranging from approximately $276 to $320. Transfer fees, capital contributions, and special assessments details unavailable.
Detailed rules for Palma Vista are managed under HCCA guidelines covering architectural standards, landscaping, parking, and community standards. Specific Palma Vista regulations unavailable in public sources.
Access to HCCA-managed amenities including parks, playgrounds, tennis courts, basketball courts, racquetball courts, walking trails, dog parks, and recreational facilities.
Residents enjoy a suburban family-friendly environment within a master-planned community featuring green spaces and recreational opportunities.
HOA Name: Hunter's Creek Community Association (HCCA)
Management Company: HCCA
Phone Number: (407) 240-6000
Email Address: general@hunterscreek.net
Website: https://www.hunterscreek.net
Mailing Address: 14101 Town Loop Blvd, Orlando, FL 32837
Office Hours: Weekdays 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Palma Vista comprises 203 single-family homes built starting in 2002 by Engle, Lennar, and Park Square Homes on the western boundary of Hunter's Creek adjacent to Flora Vista.
Palma Vista offers suburban living as part of the established Hunter's Creek community with access to shared amenities and governance by HCCA.
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Public sources checked include official HCCA website (hunterscreek.net), Association Voice neighborhood page, multiple real estate listing sites (Movoto, Homes.com, etc.), and hoabulletinboard.com summaries. Gaps include detailed sub-HOA financials, specific rules, and Palma Vista-only amenities, which are not published separately from the master association.
Palma Vista consists of 203 single-family homes.
First residents moved in January 2002.
Hunter's Creek Community Association (HCCA).
Access to HCCA parks, tennis courts, playgrounds, trails, and other recreational facilities; specific Palma Vista-only amenities unavailable in sources.
Westernmost boundary, adjacent to Flora Vista, off Town Center Blvd west of Shingle Creek.