What the county record says

Address9209 Charles E Limpus Rd, Orlando, FL 32836
Parcel ID092428000000009
SubdivisionNone filed in the roll
Water and frontageLake Pocket — lakefront
County just value$5,150,840
Living area12,239 sq ft
Bedrooms7
Bathrooms8.5
Year built1995
Just value per sq ft$420.85
County appraiser photograph of 9209 Charles E Limpus Rd, Orlando FL 32836
The appraiser's own field photograph, filed against parcel 092428000000009. Exterior only — a county field image, not a listing photo.

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Reading the numbers

3rd of 20 by area. 12,239 sq ft is 5,622 sq ft above the street average of 6,617 — behind only 8801 at 16,370 and 9381 at 14,126.

Ninth by rate. $420.85 is $8.78 above the street average of $412.07, almost exactly on the line. A house this large lands mid-table per foot while a 3,075 sq ft house at 9125 manages $474.98.

One and a half more baths than bedrooms. Seven bedrooms and 8.5 baths, second only to 8801 on the road. Built 1995, alongside 9103 as the two mid-1990s houses here.

Reading the frontage

Lakefront is a mapped-polygon flag against Lake Pocket. The parcel reaches the water. The county roll carries no dock, seawall, lift or shoreline-length field at all, so these figures cannot say whether this address has one — a dock on the ground would not appear here either way.

The distance field reads 566 m, 50 m beyond the street average of 516 m. It is a position reference against the water 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.
  • No county field records whether there is a dock, a seawall or navigable access to Lake Pocket, so silence here is not evidence that none exists.

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