Sanlando Springs

Sanlando Springs sits on the western side of Altamonte Springs, organized around three natural springs that feed the Little Wekiva River. Originally platted in the 1920s as a resort community, the bulk of today’s housing stock was built between the 1950s and 1970s, with substantial renovation activity from the 1990s onward.

The neighborhood is known for its mature oak canopy, low traffic interior streets, and proximity to Sanlando Park. Many of the homes are mid-century ranches on quarter-acre or larger lots — characteristics that influence local service needs: roof age tends to be a recurring concern, original electrical panels often need updating before insurers will renew policies, and the older trees mean tree work and pre-storm prep are recurring needs.

ZIP code: 32714. Seminole County school zoning. Parts of the neighborhood lie in flood zones along the Little Wekiva River — a relevant detail for window, door, and foundation work.