Two thousand three hundred acres of golf, water and gated quiet, ten minutes from the front gates of Walt Disney World. Discover Reunion FL real estate.
Reunion sits in Osceola County, just off I-4 in the 34747 corridor. It was built as a resort first and a neighborhood second, and that order still explains almost everything about it — the scale of the amenities, the architecture, and who buys here.
It is the only resort on earth with three championship courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Tom Watson. That is the headline, and it is genuinely unrepeatable.
Reunion is not a commuter neighborhood and does not pretend to be. It draws three groups: full-time residents who want gated, low-maintenance living with golf out the back door; second-home owners from the Northeast, the UK and Brazil; and investors buying purpose-built vacation rentals.
That mix gives it a different rhythm from anywhere else on this site. Some streets are quiet year-round. Others turn over weekly in season. Which of those you are buying into is the single most important question here, and it is decided street by street.
Reunion is served by Osceola County School District. Families should confirm current zoning by address, as boundaries in this fast-growing corridor are redrawn regularly. Private options in the wider area include Foundation Academy and Windermere Preparatory School.
Worth being straight about: most Reunion buyers are not choosing it for schools. If school zoning is your first filter, Windermere, Dr Phillips and Baldwin Park are the stronger fits.
Reunion spans condominiums and golf villas through to custom estates on the fairways. Median values sit around the $595,000 mark, with estate homes along the championship courses running past $3 million. More than 65% of the inventory is single-family homes or luxury condos.
The critical detail is rental status. Designated sub-communities within Reunion permit short-term vacation rentals; others are restricted to full-time residency. Two houses that look identical can carry completely different income potential and completely different neighbors. Verify the sub-community rules and the HOA and club membership structure before you write an offer — this is where out-of-market buyers get caught.
At the top of the market, Reunion estates tend to offer:
Most neighborhoods are built for living in. Reunion was built to be enjoyed in concentrated bursts, and the homes are designed accordingly.