The Springs is a private Longwood-area community built around a natural spring and mature trees. Its homes include detached houses, townhomes and condos.
The spring and mature trees shape The Springs. Detached houses, townhomes and condos offer different ways to live here. Homes sit in distinct villages, with different layouts and shared spaces.
Your next home
The Springs homes for sale
I help you search, arrange showings and compare homes you find elsewhere.
This is a broader search. It is not filtered to The Springs.
Home prices
The Springs, Longwood home prices
A verified community-wide total is not available here. The Springs has several villages and home types. Combining the wrong groups could give you the wrong picture.
I can help compare similar homes in the village you are considering. Ask about a home.
A private spring and wooded setting
Private waterfront
The association describes a private waterfront for residents. This is not the public Wekiwa Springs State Park.
Racquet sports
The association publishes tennis and pickleball information. Check current guest and booking rules.
HOA and owning costs
Review the master association and any village or condo charges together. Ask about reserves, special assessments and planned work.
For a condo, review the relevant building reports and association insurance. For any home, check outside-change and tree rules before planning improvements.
Schools near The Springs
Nearby does not mean assigned. These public-school examples help you compare campus locations. Use the home’s address and intended school year to check its assignment.
Some elementary addresses use a Region School Zone. Families apply and rank schools within that region. Other choice options and open enrollment have their own rules and depend on space. PK means pre-kindergarten. Preschool has separate entry rules.
Location points and selected roads, not boundaries. Road and address data: Seminole County GIS and Seminole County Addressing.
Find your bearings
Springs Boulevard at State Road 434The road connection near The Springs. It is not a marker for the spring or a public recreation entrance.
Springs Boulevard extends north of State Road 434, west of I-4. The map gives location context without drawing village boundaries or private access routes.
Springs Boulevard connects to State Road 434. Confirm the right visitor entrance before a showing or move.
Wekiwa Springs State Park has a separate public entrance at 1800 Wekiwa Circle in Apopka. Check its current admission process before a trip. The Longwood guide covers other local stops and services.
I help you understand the numbers, evaluate the price and negotiate. Start with these four checks:
HOA documents. Read the rules, budget, reserves and any special assessments. Check the plans you have for the home.
Insurance and taxes. Get quotes for this property and a tax estimate for new ownership.
Property condition. Review inspections, permits and repair costs within the contract deadlines.
Price and cash. Compare similar sales, the loan or cash plan, and the money you want left after closing.
Questions about buying here
Is this the same place as Wekiwa Springs State Park?
No. The Springs is a private residential community. Wekiwa Springs State Park has a separate public entrance and reservation process in Apopka.
Are all properties governed by the same association alone?
No. The community directory lists several village associations and two Crown Oaks condominium associations. Identify every association applying to the property.
Does condominium ownership mean no maintenance responsibility?
No. The governing documents set the division between the owner and association. Review interior, exterior, insurance and shared-building responsibilities before comparing costs.
Put the home and the numbers together
I help you compare the asking price with relevant closed sales, then weigh financing, cash needed, inspection findings and offer terms. I can pursue a lower price, seller contributions or both when appropriate. Results depend on the property, seller and transaction.
Buying and financing with me may qualify you for a real estate commission rebate of up to 1% of the purchase price, capped at $10,000. Full 1% requires at least 2.5% compensation from the seller or listing broker to my brokerage. Lower compensation reduces the rebate; at 1.5% or less there is no rebate. Compensation is negotiable and agreed in writing.
The rebate can cover eligible closing costs and prepaid expenses, subject to lender approval and loan limits. It is not cash back and cannot replace your required down payment. Cash buyers and buyers with their own lender are welcome; that alone does not qualify them for the bundled rebate. See how savings work and read the complete terms and financing exceptions.
Your next step
Have a home in mind?
Share the address or link in the contact form. I can help you weigh the price, costs and terms. Cash buyers and buyers keeping their lender are welcome.
