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Overhead aerial of the 2.3-acre site, pool terrace, and shoreline at 10550 Lake Minneola Shores

Grounds and systems

The Grounds & Systems — 2.3 Acres, Owned Solar, and What Runs Behind the Finishes

2.3 acres with no HOA: heated pool and spa, summer kitchen, private soccer field, treehouse with zipline, detached air-conditioned RV garage, and a 31.5 kW owned solar array that conveys free and clear at closing.


Two and three-tenths acres, no HOA, and a set of systems chosen by someone who intended to stay — a copper roof, an owned solar array, and a generator that carries the whole house.

The 2.3 acres

The parcel runs from Lake Minneola Shores back to 652 feet of shoreline, and it carries
no HOA — which on the Clermont Chain is rarer than the frontage. There is
no architectural review board, no approval process for a dock modification, no assessment, and no
restriction on parking a boat or an RV on your own land.

A circular brick drive curves in beneath moss-draped oaks. Behind the house the ground opens
into a heated pool and spa with a cascading waterfall, a screened lanai, and a summer kitchen set
into the terrace. Past that, a private soccer field and a treehouse with its own zipline —
the parts of the property that make it read as a place for a family rather than a showpiece.

Sunset over the heated pool and spa with Lake Minneola beyond
Outdoor summer kitchen beside the pool deck

Garaging, and the building behind the house

An oversized attached three-car garage handles daily vehicles. Behind it sits a separate,
air-conditioned RV garage with a gym on the main level and an office above it — a
conditioned outbuilding that functions as a workshop, a fitness room, and a place to work without
being in the house. It is the feature that most consistently surprises people on a first
walkthrough, because it does not read as a garage from the drive.

Detached air-conditioned RV garage with gym on the main level and office above
The detached, air-conditioned RV garage — gym on the main level, office above.

The systems

A copper metal roof went on in 2024. Copper is not a cost-saving choice; it
is a fifty-year one, and it changes the maintenance arithmetic of owning a waterfront home in
Central Florida.

The 31.5 kW solar array is the item worth reading carefully. It is 70 panels
paired with 70 Enphase microinverters, and it is owned, not leased — the
loan is paid off at closing, so it conveys free and clear with no payment for a buyer to assume
and no lease to qualify for. The array is sized to offset the home’s electricity consumption. It
does not eliminate a utility bill entirely: the owner still pays standard service charges, the
streetlight district assessment, and water. We have the actual utility statements and the
interconnection paperwork on file and will share them with any serious buyer rather than quote a
savings figure we cannot substantiate.

Behind that sits a whole-house generator rated to run the entire home for six
hours, hurricane shutters, whole-home water filtration, and a
newer HVAC system. Taken together it is a house that stays livable through the week Central
Florida occasionally has.

Systems summary

  • Copper metal roof, 2024
  • 31.5 kW owned solar — 70 panels, 70 Enphase microinverters, conveys free and clear
  • Whole-house generator — six-hour whole-home runtime
  • Hurricane shutters
  • Whole-home water filtration
  • Heated pool and spa with cascading waterfall
  • Summer kitchen, private soccer field, treehouse with zipline
  • Attached three-car garage plus detached air-conditioned RV garage (gym and office)
  • 2.3 acres, no HOA, unincorporated Lake County

Where it sits

The property is in unincorporated Lake County, on the north shore of Lake Minneola. Lake
Louisa State Park sits to the south at the far end of the Chain. For how this stretch of
shoreline compares to the rest of the system, see our brief on
Lake Minneola and the
lakefront communities overview on the companion
site. For the broader Clermont market, see the
2026 Lake Minneola market report.

Questions

Is the solar at 10550 Lake Minneola Shores owned or leased?

Owned. The 31.5 kW array — 70 panels with Enphase microinverters — is paid off at closing and conveys free and clear. There is no lease and no payment for a buyer to assume.

Does 10550 Lake Minneola Shores have an HOA?

No. The 2.3-acre parcel carries no HOA and sits in unincorporated Lake County.

Does the property have a generator?

Yes. A whole-house generator rated to run the entire home for approximately six hours, alongside hurricane shutters and whole-home water filtration.

What kind of roof does the home have?

A copper metal roof installed in 2024.

Chase Checho, Broker and Owner of Chase Aaron Real Estate

Chase Checho

Broker/Owner, Chase Aaron Real Estate. Raised on Lake Minneola Shores, a few houses down from this one, and the only broker to have represented this address across three separate transactions. FL BK3447990. Book a Private ShowingText Chase(352) 638-6645

10550 Lake Minneola Shores, Clermont, FL 34711 · MLS G5115226 · offered at $2,499,999, furnished. Listed by Chase Checho, Broker/Owner, Chase Aaron Real Estate (FL BK3447990). Living area is per public records. The 2024 NX 270 Challenge boat and the two Sea-Doo personal watercraft are available by separate bill of sale and are not included in the sale of the home. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and is subject to change, prior sale, or withdrawal. Listing data courtesy of Stellar MLS. Equal Housing Opportunity. Return to the full listing.