What the county record says

Address2936 Midsummer Dr, Windermere, FL 34786
Parcel ID042328440600040
SubdivisionLake Down Shores Replat
Water and frontageLake Down — lakefront
County just value$3,936,590
Living area5,976 sq ft
Bedrooms4
Bathrooms4
Year built2007
Just value per sq ft$659

Reading the numbers

The highest assessment on Midsummer Dr. $3,936,590 tops the street's eighteen parcels and ranks 174th of 1,042 county-wide. It clears the next, 2608 at $3,879,600, by $56,990 — and 2608 has 5,300 sq ft more house.

Four bedrooms and four baths is an exact match. 1,494 sq ft of house per bedroom. Only 2710, 2824 and 2834 also match bathroom to bedroom on this street, and this is the fullest space allocation of the four.

$659 a foot is the fourth-dearest rate in this entire pass. Only 14 Main St at $687, 2804 Midsummer Dr at $686 and 2834 Midsummer Dr at $661 price higher. Three of those four are on this one street.

The 2007 build prices above every 2014 and 2021 house here. 2700 and 2834 at $532 and $661, 2720 and 2740 at $509 and $594. This 2007 house sits at the top of that group, which means build year is not ordering the newer stock on Midsummer Dr at all.

Reading the frontage

Lakefront is a mapped-polygon flag against Lake Down. The parcel reaches the water. No shoreline length, dock, seawall or lift is recorded against it, and the flag does not confirm a navigable channel or a mooring.

The roll's distance field reads 806 m here. 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 Lake Down.
  • It does not say whether the four bedrooms have attached baths, though the arithmetic permits it.

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