What the county record says

Address8800 Lake Sheen Ct, Orlando, FL 32836
Parcel ID332328187300140
SubdivisionCypress Point Phase 1
Water and frontageLake Sheen — lakefront
County just value$3,656,550
Living area8,454 sq ft
Bedrooms5
Bathrooms7
Year built1993
Just value per sq ft$433

Reading the numbers

At 8,454 sq ft with five bedrooms, this house allocates roughly 1,690 sq ft per bedroom. That is not a family layout in the ordinary sense; it is a house where the living rooms, not the sleeping rooms, take up most of the floor. Seven baths against five bedrooms means two of them serve the common areas rather than a bedroom — worth knowing before any copy says "ensuite throughout", because the record does not support that.

The $433 per square foot figure sits in the lower half of the Lake Sheen Ct pair. Its neighbour at 8816 is assessed at $639 per foot on a similarly sized house, and the difference is the house itself rather than the land, since both sit on the same short cul-de-sac.

Reading the frontage

Lake Sheen Ct holds only two recorded parcels on the chain roll, which makes it one of the smallest streets in the corridor. Lakefront here is derived from mapped water polygons: it reports that the parcel reaches the lake. It does not report shoreline length, the condition of any seawall, or whether dock rights attach to the lot.

Cypress Point is a 1990s subdivision, and the two houses on this court were both finished in 1993. Whatever has changed inside them since is not in the roll — the county's year-built field records the original construction only.

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 is not an HOA statement. Dues, rules and architectural controls come from the association, not this page.

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