Seminole County, Florida
Living in Lake Mary
Polished suburban living with lakes, trails and an easy commute.
Lake Mary blends a professional, business-friendly character with a relaxed, small-city feel. Shaded streets, many lakes and a walkable downtown make it a favorite for people who want convenience without giving up green space.
Everyday life
- A compact downtown with restaurants, a weekly farmers market and community events
- Easy access to I-4 and the SunRail commuter line for trips toward Orlando
- Parks, nature preserves and the Cross Seminole Trail nearby for walking and biking
- A strong corporate presence, which brings jobs close to home
Homes you'll find
Expect a mix of established neighborhoods, gated communities, golf and lakefront properties, and newer townhomes and condos close to shopping and offices.
Five things to do
Make the most of Lake Mary.
Five local favorites worth knowing before you visit — and a good sense of how a week here actually feels.
Stroll downtown and grab a coffee
The blocks around 4th Street hold restaurants, shops and salons, with events through the year and a farmers market on Saturdays.
Browse the Saturday farmers market
Central Park, on the City Hall grounds, hosts the market from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. — shaded paths, a reflecting pond and a gazebo nearby.
Walk the boardwalk at Estella Park
A lakeside boardwalk and fishing pier make it an easy spot to slow down, cast a line or watch the water.
Ride the Cross Seminole Trail
The 29-mile paved trail can be picked up near downtown at Greenwood Lakes Park — the local go-to for biking and walking.
Dinner at Colonial TownPark
A newer dining and entertainment district a short drive toward Heathrow, with restaurants and seasonal events.
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