Cypress Reserve

Cypress Reserve draws a specific kind of buyer — a family that wants a finished, settled neighborhood with quality construction and the practical advantage of having excellent schools within walking distance, not just within the district. Taylor Morrison built this community of roughly 150 single-family homes off Sunridge Boulevard between 2015 and 2019, and the result is a neighborhood that feels complete rather than still growing: mature landscaping, conservation buffers along the edges, a few homes with pond views, and SunRidge Elementary and Middle School sitting immediately adjacent to the front entrance.

The commute story here is unusually strong for West Orange County. The SR-429 interchange at Avalon Road puts residents within 20–25 minutes of the Disney-Universal-SeaWorld employment corridor and roughly 30 minutes from downtown Orlando — which means both theme park professionals and downtown office workers land here. That dual accessibility is what sustains demand.

The homes themselves run from around 2,200 to more than 4,800 square feet on 65- and 75-foot lots, giving buyers room to grow without the maintenance burden of an oversized estate. Buyers comparing Cypress Reserve typically also look at Waterleigh and Lakeshore Preserve nearby — both are newer master-planned communities with broader amenity packages. What keeps buyers in Cypress Reserve is the school adjacency and the established, non-corporate feel that a smaller, completed neighborhood provides.