20 Oakdale St, Windermere, FL 34786

What the county record says

Reading the numbers

The dearest foot on the canal side of the plat. At $576.65 this is the top of the 20 Davis Shores canal parcels, whose average is $380.95 — a premium of $195.70. It also clears the plat's 8 lakefront parcels, averaging $456.58, by $120.07.

A 1955 build ranks 48th-oldest of 1,042 houses. Seventy years on, it prices 212th by rate while carrying the 942nd-largest floor area and the 843rd-highest assessment. The rate is doing all the work and the house none of it.

It shares its build year with 36 Oakdale St and neither of them behaves the same way. Both are 1955, both canal. This carries 761 sq ft more house and $725,490 more value, and prices $200.89 a foot higher. One build year, two parcels, and the widest internal gap on the street.

Three bedrooms take 729 sq ft each. Against 58 Oakdale St — 6,119 sq ft more house, six bedrooms and six baths, the largest parcel on the street — it gives up 268 sq ft per bedroom and takes $318.41 a foot more.

Reading the frontage

Canal is a mapped-polygon flag against Little Lake Down. The parcel is recorded against the water rather than on it. No seawall, dock, lift or channel depth is filed, and nothing here confirms the canal is navigable from this lot.

The roll's distance field reads 716 m, 90 m beyond 2 Oakdale St and 242 m short of 81 Oakdale St. That field is a position reference on the mapped polygon, not a frontage measurement.

What this page is not

• It is not a listing. Nothing here says the property is for sale.
• It is not an appraisal. Just value is the county's assessment figure for its own tax year.
• It does not confirm a dock, a seawall or navigable access to Little Lake Down.
• The canal flag does not make this a lakefront parcel, and no page should describe it as one.

Keep reading

• 36 Oakdale St — the same 1955 build, $201 a foot lower
• 58 Oakdale St — the largest house on the street at $258
• Browse every written record by street