Colonialtown is an eclectic urban community only a few miles northeast of Downtown Orlando in the Milk District. Real Estate in Colonialtown is sought after by many looking to enjoy proximity to all the city has to offer while living in an established historic neighborhood. Colonialtown residents have all the advantages of Orlando’s rich cultural offerings with an array of museums, theaters, shopping venues, and award-winning dining establishments. Homes for sale in Colonialtown also offer an opportunity to explore all the local neighborhood features of this hidden gem. The I-4 highway, stretching across Central Florida, is a beltway to Orlando area attractions as well as trips to either coast. With connections to several major highways, this location is convenient to destinations throughout Florida. Neighborhood Orange County Public Schools are highly rated and provide quality education for students from PreK-High School.
East Robinson Street borders the region of Colonialtown to the south, Corrine Dr and Rowena Gardens to the north, N. Mills street to the west, and N. Bumby Avenue to the east. Colonialtown is divided into two sections by East Colonial Drive, making up Colonialtown North and Colonialtown South. Developed over many years, homes for sale in Colonialtown come in a diverse range of architectural styles. As times changed, so did home styles. Bungalows, Mediterranean Revival, Mission, Tudor Revival, Prairie, and Minimal Traditional, are a few of the recognizable styles common to the area. Properties most commonly contain between 2-3 bedrooms. However, both pocket-sized one-bedroom homes as well as larger four and even five-bedroom family homes are along the quiet brick streets. Both Colonialtown North and Colonialtown South are highly walkable, and residents can enjoy walking to the myriad of local restaurants, tapas bars, taprooms, and craft cocktail bars and cafes.
Colonialtown residents take great pride in their community, having worked on researching local home histories and achieving official historic status for their neighborhood. The Milk District is a cultural hub of music venues with a thriving arts scene complete with colorful murals and distinctive galleries. Check out Mills 50, known as the intersection for creativity and culture. Hip independent shops and varied ethnic dining opportunities round out this vibrant local treasure. Local parks and lakes provide opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. The nearby 45 acre Loch Haven Park serves as the cultural center of Orlando with several varied museums and theaters, and the historic Henry P. Leu Gardens is a 50 acre public garden of meandering trails, landscaped grounds, and 200-year-old majestic oaks.
All of Central Florida’s conveniences and attractions are easily within reach of Colonialtown’s central location. Walt Disney World and Universal Studios are a quick drive down the highway, and Orlando International Airport is easily accessible. Residents love the world-class shopping and dining venues throughout the area. Schedule a time to come and see Colonialtown’s distinctive charm.
Colonialtown North
Colonialtown South (measured from Ataloma Ave & E Amelia St)
*Distances are approximately measured from The intersection of Morris Ave. and Canton St.
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Listing information last updated on May 4th, 2024 at 8:48pm EDT.
