Best fit: Established, convenient, mid-century character.
Where it is
Cordova Park is bounded roughly by 9th Avenue to the west, I-110 to the east, Airport Boulevard to the north and Bayou Boulevard to the south, with Cordova Mall anchoring the south end. The Northeast neighborhoods continue north past the airport toward Scenic Highway and Olive Road.
Homes and prices
The stock is predominantly 1950s and 1960s ranch and brick homes on lots larger than the historic downtown neighborhoods, and updated or renovated inventory is common. Prices typically run $325,000 to $550,000, with some higher-end renovations and bayou-front homes above that.
Getting around
Pensacola International Airport, Baptist Hospital and Ascension Sacred Heart are each about ten minutes away, Cordova Mall and the 9th Avenue corridor handle daily errands, and downtown is 10 to 15 minutes south. I-110 gets you to I-10 in a few minutes.
Why inventory stays tight
Cordova Park homes come up rarely and sell fast because the combination of lot size, single-story layouts and an in-neighborhood elementary school is hard to find elsewhere in the city. Buyers here benefit from a pre-approval in hand and an agent who watches the coming-soon pipeline.
Schools
Zones commonly include Cordova Park Elementary, J.H. Workman Middle and Washington High School; Scenic Heights Elementary (an A for 2026) serves parts of the Northeast side.
- Cordova Park Elementary School 2026 grade: B
- J. H. Workman Middle School 2026 grade: B
- Washington Senior High School 2026 grade: C
- Scenic Heights Elementary School 2026 grade: A
School letter grades are the official 2026 Florida Department of Education grades. Zoning is set by the district and can change; confirm the assigned schools for any specific address with the county school district before you buy. See all Escambia and Santa Rosa school reports.
Flood and insurance
Most of Cordova Park is Zone X. Lots along Bayou Texar and the creeks feeding it can be Zone AE, and the city's CRS Class 7 rating discounts those flood policies by 15%.
Florida homeowners insurance is priced on roof age, wind mitigation and the flood zone, so we pull both quotes during the inspection period, never after closing. Read our Florida home insurance guide for the details.
Moving here on military orders?
Cordova Park & Northeast has a second guide written for PCS families, with BAH price bands by pay grade, commute times to each gate and the VA loan specifics: Cordova Park & Northeast for military families on PensacolaMilitaryHousing.com, the military division of the same team.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of homes are in Cordova Park?
Mid-century ranch and brick homes from the 1950s and 1960s on larger lots, many renovated. Prices typically run $325,000 to $550,000.
How close is Cordova Park to the airport and hospitals?
About ten minutes to Pensacola International Airport, Baptist Hospital and Ascension Sacred Heart, and 10 to 15 minutes to downtown.
What schools serve Cordova Park?
Escambia County Public Schools, commonly Cordova Park Elementary, J.H. Workman Middle and Washington High School. Confirm zoning for a specific address with the district.
Why is inventory so limited in Cordova Park?
Owners stay. Large lots, single-story layouts and an in-neighborhood elementary school keep turnover low, so homes often sell within days of listing.
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