The 10 most popular Orlando homes for sale in 2023

The former Winter Park home of famed artist and Disney Imagineer Cicero Greathouse
Greathouse spent a large portion of his life traveling the world and gathering inspiration for his art, namely bold abstract paintings. He maintained his creative drive and influence on Central Florida through his time as a senior art director for Walt Disney Imagineering. The house, with four bedrooms and six bathrooms across 4,635 square feet, was designed to emulate a New York City townhouse coupled with Florida living, the listing says. Full of traditional and Old Florida-style paintings, the home's main living spaces include a grand foyer with a spiral staircase, as well as a formal living room and dining room.

Massive Winter Park home on a private peninsula
This Isle of Sicily home is one of just 11 homes built on the peninsula, which veers into Lake Maitland. There's a two-story living room, a private library, formal dining room, massage room and wine room. Outdoor features include a fire pit and seating area, fiber-optic lighting, five masonry fireplaces, a pool, an outdoor bath and an "oversized" four-car garage.

Winter Park farmhouse owned by Thomas Edison's son
Known as the Harris-Edison House, the home's construction dates back to 1887, and it was first owned by Thomas Edison's youngest son, Ted, and his wife, Anne. The house has been thoroughly restored, while maintaining its Old Florida charm and history. Original details like heart of pine floors, cast-iron bathtubs, a hand-carved staircase, sleeping porches and all-over gothic farmhouse architectural details have all been refurbished.

Orlando-area home comes with a real retired military helicopter inside of it
While it looks unassuming from the exterior, the home has plenty of over-the-top themed rooms — and the most shocking might be the real, retired military helicopter sitting inside it. According to the listing, the helicopter served in both Afghanistan and Iraq and is valued at more than $25 million alone. Now the vessel has been converted into a gaming flight simulator, bunk beds and an art installation.