Year Founded
1995
The scenic community of Lake Hart was master-planned in the mid-1990s as a premium residential and golfing sanctuary centered entirely around the pristine, deep-water shores of Lake Hart. Developed during the initial modern expansion of the southeastern Orlando suburbs, the neighborhood was strictly designed to protect its native cypress wetlands while offering top-tier recreational lifestyle amenities. Today, the premier attraction and structural centerpiece of the area is the spectacular North Shore Golf Club, an internationally recognized championship golf facility that winds beautifully through native wetlands and heavy pine forests. The community is highly sought after for its quiet, secure atmosphere and its extreme proximity to the booming innovation hubs of the adjacent Medical City. Popular activities among locals include playing championship golf, boating and bass fishing on Lake Hart, spotting sandhill cranes along conservation trails, and hosting family lakefront gatherings. From a transit perspective, Lake Hart is situated about 10 miles southeast of Orlando International Airport (MCO). The neighborhood sits approximately 32 miles south of Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). Accessing the primary dining and resort entertainment center at Disney Springs requires a short 19-mile drive utilizing the State Road 417 tollway. The closest Atlantic shoreline point is Cocoa Beach, situated a 44-mile drive to the east.
Top Attractions
North Shore Golf Club Estate District
Golf Courses
North Shore Golf Club
Public Parks
North Shore Community Park, Isle of Pines Park (Adjacent), Lake Hart Conservation Area Trails
Attraction Details
North Shore Golf Club features a unique 18-hole championship layout with a modern, link-style front nine and a heavily wooded back nine. North Shore Community Park provides beautifully manicured soccer fields, shaded playgrounds, and neighborhood walking paths. Lake Hart Conservation Area delivers rugged wilderness trails through protected Florida wetland systems.