Other than building great outdoor projects, here is what we love most about Heathrow. Here are five fun facts about Heathrow:

1. Built on a Celery Farm by a Food Empire Founder: Heathrow was founded in 1985 by Jeno Paulucci — the Italian-American entrepreneur behind Chun King Foods and Jeno's Pizza Rolls. The land had been a source of celery for his food businesses. He envisioned an exclusive, British-inspired enclave modeled after London's Heathrow Airport, designed to evoke gentry and luxury on approximately 2,000 acres of former agricultural flatland. Few communities in Seminole County come with an origin story that interesting.

2. One of the Highest-Income Communities in Seminole County: The American Community Survey reports a median household income of $122,837 in Heathrow, with 72% of residents holding a bachelor's degree or higher — placing it among the most affluent CDPs in the region. Median home values sit well above $650,000, with many properties significantly higher. This is a community where the outdoor spaces are expected to match the homes they belong to.

3. AAA's National Headquarters: Heathrow is home to the national headquarters of the American Automobile Association — one of the largest member organizations in the United States. That corporate anchor shapes the professional character of the community and helps explain why Heathrow attracts the caliber of resident it does.

4. 30 Gated Sub-Developments, One Master Association: The Heathrow residential community consists of 2,061 homes spread across 30 distinct sub-developments, each with its own HOA operating under the Heathrow Master Association. That layered structure means community standards are maintained at both the macro and micro level — which is exactly why residents expect the same standard from every contractor who works on their property.

5. Heathrow Country Club: Golf History in the Backyard: Heathrow Country Club, located at 1200 Bridgewater Drive, has been a cornerstone of North Orlando's golf scene since 1983. The 18-hole championship course — designed by renowned Florida architect Ron Garl — features water hazards on the majority of its holes and a signature par-3 island green on hole 12 that tests even the most seasoned golfers. With a competitive pedigree including nine US Open Qualifiers and former PGA TOUR members, this is not a decorative amenity. It is a genuine golf destination, and it sits in your backyard.