Casselberry is located at the southernmost portion of Seminole County and is just ten miles north of downtown Orlando and only 30 minutes from Orlando International Airport. In addition, it is only 15 minutes away from the ever-expanding Orlando Sanford International Airport.
For years the city suffered from an identity crises and took a back seat to its more upscale Seminole County neighbors. Recent redevelopment, beautification, and a focus on creating a family oriented community by city leaders have made Casselberry an affordable alternative for buyers looking to locate in the Seminole County school district without breaking the bank.
The city now features 18 parks, more than two dozen lakes, and two golf courses. It has been designated a "Tree City USA" by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to community forestry.
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Check out this 3 bedroom 2 bathroom Seminole County home. This is a great house, on a great lot, in a fantastic area. The home features tile floors throughout with lamina...
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One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. This Casselberry home has one story.
Due to frequent work relocations, we have worked with a significant number of realtors as both buyers and sellers in widely varying markets. Many realtors did a good job for us. One, however, clearly distinguished himself as being in a complete league of his own. That person was Doug Packard.
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