The Ultimate Guide to Clermont, FL Neighborhoods: Finding Your Perfect Match

By Matthew AndersonUncategorized September 8, 2026

From no-HOA acreage above Lake Minnehaha to guard-gated golf living at Legends — a locals' breakdown of Clermont's neighborhoods, grouped by lifestyle and budget.

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Finding your perfect match

Clermont, Florida stands out in Central Florida for its rolling hills, pristine lake chains, and active outdoor community. Covering both the 34711 and 34714 zip codes, Clermont offers everything from historic downtown lakefront homes to modern gated golf communities.

Because property values, HOA structures, and lake access vary significantly across town, finding the right neighborhood requires hyper-local insight. Here's an all-in-one breakdown of Clermont's top neighborhoods, grouped by lifestyle and budget.

Neighborhood at a glance

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Neighborhood	Lifestyle	Price Range	HOA Status
Indian Hills & Indian Shores	Established, non-HOA, Lake Minnehaha proximity	$400K – $1M+	No HOA
Greater Hills	Entry-level, family-friendly	$350K – $450K	~$50/mo
Magnolia Pointe	Gated, multi-tier, John's Lake	$350K – $1.5M+	Gated
Palisades	Chain of Lakes waterfront	$450K – $2.5M+	~$155/mo
John's Lake Landing	Modern builds, boat ramp access	$490K – $750K+	HOA
Legends	Guard-gated, championship golf	$450K – $1.1M	Gated
Hunter's Run	Executive homes, oversized lots	$545K – $850K+	HOA

No-HOA Freedom & Lake Proximity

Space to spread out, without community restrictions

Indian Hills & Indian Shores

Established, non-HOA living near Lake Minnehaha

$400,000 – $1,000,000+

Located along the western shores of Lake Minnehaha, these classic neighborhoods offer mature oak canopies, expansive lot sizes (0.3 to over 1 acre), and zero HOA restrictions — ideal for storing boats, trailers, or RVs, while staying five minutes from Downtown Clermont.

Entry-Level & Established Value

Accessible price points without giving up location

Greater Hills

Accessible entry-level single-family homes

$350,000 – $450,000

Established in the 1990s north of Highway 50, Greater Hills features mature landscaping, a community pool, and tennis courts. HOA dues near $50/month make it one of Clermont's most budget-friendly starting points near Lake Minneola.

Magnolia Pointe

Gated multi-tier community on John's Lake

$350,000 – $1,500,000+

A 24-hour manned security gate and a diverse housing stock — from low-maintenance townhomes to luxury waterfront estates. Minutes from the Florida Turnpike, with a private boat ramp and fishing pier for Orlando commuters.

Lake Access & Boating Lifestyle

Built around the Clermont Chain of Lakes

Palisades

Premier Clermont Chain of Lakes waterfront living

$450,000 – $2,500,000+

Stretched along Lake Minneola Shores, Palisades puts residents moments from waterfront parks and downtown Clermont's dining scene. Amenities include a community boat ramp, dock, pickleball, and tennis courts — backed by a reasonable $155/month HOA fee.

John's Lake Landing

Modern Energy Star builds on John's Lake

$490,000 – $750,000+

Built starting in 2015 by David Weekley Homes and M/I Homes, with open-concept layouts (1,750–4,800+ sq ft) on 50–85-foot homesites. Boaters get community boat ramp access, plus a resort pool and clubhouse.

Golf & Executive Living

Larger homes, resort amenities, guard-gated privacy

Legends

24-hour guard-gated golf community

$450,000 – $1,100,000

Anchored by an 18-hole Lloyd Clifton championship golf course, Legends offers spacious single-family homes averaging around 3,000 sq ft, full resort-style amenities, and close proximity to Highway 27.

Hunter's Run

Spacious executive homes on oversized lots

$545,000 – $850,000+

Near Hancock Road, Hunter's Run offers custom-feeling floor plans (2,100–4,600 sq ft) on wider lots than most newer subdivisions — and rare natural gas utilities for buyers who prefer gas cooking and heating.