Condominiums and condo associations in Mount Dora, FL
Florida's condominium register lists 10 condominiums with 20+ units in Mount Dora, with 416 units in total; the largest is Mt Dora Commons with 80 units. Each page below gives the association's legal name, unit count and recorded date.
Largest condominiums in Mount Dora
- 1Mt Dora Commons80 units · 1400 Eudora Rd
- 2Villa Dora60 units · 601 Mcdonald Street
- 3Southern Oaks Condo49 units · 101 Grandview Street
- 4Baywood Northwest Condo48 units · 505 Baywood Boulevard
- 5Lake Dora Villas37 units · 100 Tremain St S
- 6Bunker Hill35 units · 1051 Highland St S
- 7Southloch30 units · Unknown
- 8Lakewood28 units · 110 Tremain St N
- 9Summit Place25 units · 500 Old 441
- 10Hillhouse24 units · 600 Old Highway 441
All registered condominiums
| Condominium | Address | Units | Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baywood Northwest Condo | 505 Baywood Boulevard, 32757 | 48 | 1980 |
| Bunker Hill | 1051 Highland St S, 32757 | 35 | 1973 |
| Hillhouse | 600 Old Highway 441, 32757 | 24 | 1974 |
| Lake Dora Villas | 100 Tremain St S, 32757 | 37 | 1979 |
| Lakewood | 110 Tremain St N, 32757 | 28 | 1980 |
| Mt Dora Commons | 1400 Eudora Rd, 32757 | 80 | 1985 |
| Southern Oaks Condo | 101 Grandview Street, 32757 | 49 | 1971 |
| Southloch | Unknown, 32757 | 30 | 2026 |
| Summit Place | 500 Old 441, 32757 | 25 | 1983 |
| Villa Dora | 601 Mcdonald Street, 32757 | 60 | 1972 |
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How many condo associations are there in Mount Dora?
Florida DBPR's register lists 10 condominiums with 20 or more units in Mount Dora, holding 416 units between them.
How old are Mount Dora's condominiums?
Half of these condominiums had their declaration recorded in 1980 or earlier, and 1 were recorded in 2000 or later. The recorded date marks when a building became a condominium, which can be years after it was built.
How do I find a condo association's legal name?
Open the condominium's page below: it shows the association's legal name and DBPR managing-entity number. Then search Florida's Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) for its registered agent and officers.