Ocala’s Historic District developed as the most prominent residential area of Ocala from circa 1880-1930. The 172.5 acre district grew eastward from Ocala’s Town Square and has retained its character and authenticity to the history of the area.
Ocala’s Historic District is loved for the neighborhood green spaces, boutique style businesses, and Live Oak canopied streets illustrated on scenic SE 5th Street.
The Ocala Historic District is a walkable and golf car accessible neighborhood.
The Historic neighborhood is decorated with many architectural styles:
Queen Anne Revival
Mediterranean Revival
Classic Revival
Tudor Revival
Romanesque
American Bungalow
Georgian Revival
Vernacular
Colonial Revival
Carpenter Gothic
The Historic Ocala Preservation Society (HOPS) has dedicated over 35 years to the preservation of the neighborhood and residences promoting minimalism of intrusive elements.
● Ocala’s Historic District
● Historic Ocala Preservation Society
School Districts:
● Eighth Street Elementary School
● Osceola Middle School
● Forest High School
