9113 Ivey Hill Court

About this home

Set in desirable North Bay in the heart of Dr. Phillips/Bay Hill, this 5 bed, 3 bath pool home offers 2,872 sq ft on a 0.49-acre cul-de-sac lot with a 3-car garage, tall ceilings, and a 3-way split plan designed for privacy and flexibility. The kitchen offers plenty of counter space, newer appliances, granite counters, 42" cabinets with crown molding and hardware, under-cabinet lighting, tile backsplash, breakfast bar and pantry. The family room features built-ins for the entertainment center and new flooring, and the formal living room includes a bookcase with a rolling ladder. The owner’s suite is set apart on its own side of the home with 2 walk-in closets and an en-suite bath featuring 2 vanities, a glass-enclosed shower, separate soaking tub and private water closet. One guest bedroom has a bath just outside the door with a single vanity and tub/shower combo, while the two other guest bedrooms share the pool bath with a single vanity and shower. The office/5th bedroom includes a Murphy bed. Recent updates include paid-off solar panels, roof replaced (2019), Low-E doors and windows (2020 & 2021), new AC with ultra air filtration (2023), added attic insulation, insulated garage doors, full re-plumb, whole-house water filtration, reverse osmosis, a dedicated tankless water heater for the primary bath tub, expanded garage electrical, and a Level 2 EV charger. The large front yard is anchored by a huge oak tree with a swing, while the fenced backyard offers saltwater pool filtration, exterior lighting, an exterior bar and grill, and edible landscaping with lime, lemon, orange, grapefruit, mango, persimmon, fig, guava, nectarine, avocado, and pineapple plantings. Positioned in one of Orlando’s most sought-after areas near Bay Hill Club & Lodge, the Butler Chain of Lakes, Sand Lake Road’s Restaurant Row, Trader Joe’s, The Fresh Market, Universal Orlando Resort, and the Orange County Convention Center, this home brings together pool living, EV readiness, solar efficiency, water filtration, fruit trees, and a central Dr. Phillips location.