With just over 2,000 residents and a half dozen organized neighborhoods, homes for sale in Gotha maintains a quaint vibe. Brimming with tree-lined streets and mature landscaping, Gotha real estate offers a variety of architectural styles, from cottages to new construction homes for sale. Such captivating characteristics and a rural setting offer a serene escape from the bustling city of Orlando, which is conveniently a short drive away. In addition to being close to downtown Orlando, Gotha is just moments from Universal Studios, Walt Disney World Resort, shops, medical offices, and fantastic outdoor recreational areas such as lakes and parks.

Gotha Homes for Sale

New

2023 Lake Fischer Cove Lane

$2,300,000

GOTHA

MLS® # S5102643

5 Beds, 8 Baths, 6,054 Sf

321 Woodlawn Cemetery Road

$1,375,000

GOTHA

MLS® # O6192689

5 Beds, 5 Baths, 4,102 Sf

Reduced 2.3%

1514 Blackwood Avenue

$419,900

GOTHA

MLS® # O6189742

3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,234 Sf

9321 Daney Street

$330,000

GOTHA

MLS® # O6179110

3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,290 Sf

Reduced 1.4%

9450 Comeau Street

$350,000

GOTHA

MLS® # O6189651

3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,370 Sf

Reduced 2%

1750 Blackwood Avenue

$539,000

GOTHA

MLS® # O6187681

3 Beds, 2 Baths, 2,024 Sf

Reduced 0.5%

10013 Brocksport Circle

$1,970,000

GOTHA

MLS® # O6185413

7 Beds, 6 Baths, 5,234 Sf

Reduced 0.5%

10199 Brocksport Circle

$1,840,000

GOTHA

MLS® # O6183486

7 Beds, 6 Baths, 5,234 Sf

Reduced 2.4%

9437 Daney Street

$399,500

GOTHA

MLS® # O6179883

3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,666 Sf

Reduced 3.9%

9406 Comeau St

$399,000

GOTHA

MLS® # S5096375

3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,566 Sf

Reduced 9.1%

10038 Brocksport Circle

$1,997,000

GOTHA

MLS® # O6168195

6 Beds, 6 Baths, 5,079 Sf

The charming and intimate community of Gotha is located West of downtown Orlando between Ocoee and Windermere. An Old Florida feel resonates throughout Gotha, thanks to the rich history and well-preserved downtown area brimming with culture and historic architecture. For a walk down memory lane, the Palm Cottage Gardens is a must-see. The one-time home of Dr. Henry Nehrling is now an educational center and botanical garden used to educate visitors about horticulture, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. Other sights include the Gotha Post Office, and the Zion Lutheran Church, founded in 1915. A one-room schoolhouse has been transformed into the Gotha Community Center, which today is used as a meeting ground for residents. The community center offers a diverse selection of activities, including yoga classes. Grab a bite to eat at the eclectic, pet-friendly Yellow Dog Eats, housed in the historic Fishers County Store. Venture to nearby Winter Garden or Ocoee for a variety of modern-day conveniences, including big-name retailers, popular restaurants, and exciting entertainment.

The quiet community of Gotha lets residents enjoy a welcome escape from the busyness of big cities. Yet, the ideal location means easy access to all that Central Florida has to offer.

GOTHA'S HISTORY
Gotha’s rich history stems back to 1885 when a German immigrant H.A. Hempel bought 1000 acres. Hempel named the town after his birthplace, Gotha, Germany. Recognizing the appeal of the beautiful subtropical climate and mild winters, Hempel mailed flyers to northern cities in Europe advertising Gotha. Through the years, several German families moved to the area. Today, Gotha’s main street is named in honor of its founder, Hempel.