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Clermont

Rolling hills · value · growing

Clermont sits in Lake County just west of Orlando and is unusual for Florida — it has genuine rolling hills and a chain of lakes. Known for an active, outdoorsy lifestyle and relatively better value, it's a fast-growing favorite for commuters and athletes.

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The vibe

Athletic and outdoorsy. Cyclists and triathletes train on the hills, and Lake Minneola anchors a waterfront downtown and trail. More space for your money than communities closer to the parks.

Who it's for

Value-focused buyers, outdoor and fitness enthusiasts, and commuters who don't mind a longer drive for more home and land.

Lifestyle & things to do

The South Lake Trail, Waterfront Park on Lake Minneola, the National Training Center, and the historic Citrus Tower — plus a growing downtown dining and brewery scene.

Schools

Served by Lake County Schools, with a mix of established and newer schools as the area grows.

Getting around

Typically 35–50 minutes to downtown Orlando via SR-50 or the Turnpike, longer in peak traffic — the main trade-off for the lower prices.

Good To Know

Clermont, answered.

Is Clermont FL a good place to live? +
Clermont appeals to buyers who want more home and land for their money, lake access, and an active outdoor lifestyle, in exchange for a longer commute into Orlando.
Why does Clermont have hills? +
Clermont sits on the Lake Wales Ridge, an ancient sandy ridge that gives the area its unusual rolling hills — rare in mostly flat Florida — which is why endurance athletes train there.
How far is Clermont from Orlando? +
Downtown Clermont is generally about 35–50 minutes from downtown Orlando depending on traffic and route, via SR-50 or the Florida Turnpike.
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