Lorna Doone
Discover Lorna Doone: Orlando’s Historic Gem at the Crossroads of Change
Where the cheers from Camping World Stadium blend with gospel choirs from historic churches, Lorna Doone stands as Orlando’s most culturally significant neighborhood—a community steeped in African American history while embracing an exciting new urban future. This compact district just west of downtown attracts community advocates, urban pioneers, and those who want to be part of Orlando’s most meaningful revitalization story.
Homes with Heritage & Promise
Lorna Doone’s evolving streetscape features:
Restored 1940s shotguns with vibrant new colors
Modern infill housing designed for urban living
Historic churches anchoring community life
New mixed-income developments rising near the stadium
Neighborhood Landmarks:
✔ Camping World Stadium – Orlando’s premier event venue
✔ The Wells’Built Museum – celebrating Black history
✔ Hannibal Square Heritage Center – preserving local stories
✔ 10-minute walk to downtown’s business district
The Lorna Doone Rhythm
Living here means:
Morning: Coffee at a Black-owned café before work downtown
Afternoon: Lunch breaks watching stadium events prep
Evening: Community meetings shaping the neighborhood’s future
Weekends: Football games or concerts at the stadium
Why Lorna Doone Matters
Established in 1917 as a thriving Black community
Walk Score of 82 – most essentials within reach
5-minute commute to downtown jobs
Front-row seat to Orlando’s urban transformation
For those invested in community building and equitable development, Lorna Doone offers the chance to be part of Orlando’s most important renaissance—where every resident helps write the next chapter.
Ready to be part of Orlando’s historic future? Our Lorna Doone specialists understand this neighborhood’s journey. Let’s explore how you can contribute to—and benefit from—this pivotal moment in Orlando’s story.
