Apartments near Disney

BrookeDoesDisney

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Hey everyone! I want to move to a one bedroom apartment after my program is over and I want some good suggestions of places that are close and reasonable priced, a little help please?

Thanks!! :stitch2:
 
Here's a few to check out:
Legends at Championsgate
Cagan Crossings
Victoria Park
Broadwater
Vinings at Westwood

I'd stay away from Sabal Palm and Legacy Dunes. Alexandria/Parc Vue are very nice, but insanely expensive (at least the last time I looked at apartments ... 6 years ago, so it may have changed)
 
I can vouch for Cagan Crossings. We've been here for 5 months and really love it! There are four sifferent neighborhoods within the complex so you can get rent for as cheap as $500/mo to over $1,000/mo depending on your budget :)
 
I was looking at Cagan but I was wondering about the laundry. I really would prefer to have a unit with my own machines. However that is almost 150.00 more per month. Have you had any experience with the community laundry rooms?
 


That's funny. My husband is the one that kept track of all of the lease info but we live in The Glen and have own machines. I'm pretty sure we aren't being charge extra...otherwise, I know my husband would probably not have agreed to it.
 


Here's a few to check out:
Legends at Championsgate
Cagan Crossings
Victoria Park
Broadwater
Vinings at Westwood

I'd stay away from Sabal Palm and Legacy Dunes. Alexandria/Parc Vue are very nice, but insanely expensive (at least the last time I looked at apartments ... 6 years ago, so it may have changed)

Thank you sooo much I was actually looking into Cagan Crossings. You guys dont find that its that far from Disney? How long does it take you to get there?
 
Thank you sooo much I was actually looking into Cagan Crossings. You guys dont find that its that far from Disney? How long does it take you to get there?

It will probably take you about 15 minutes to get to Disney, depending on where you are going. That's taking the backway from 192 to Animal Kingdom area, if you take 192 there it will probably take longer because of traffic.
I just moved out of Alexandria Parc-Vue about two months ago and it is CRAZY expensive, you are paying more for the location than anything else.

Currently living at Legacy Dunes and have no complaints so far, but only have been here for two months. It all depends on who you rent from here though, the people that own the apartment can either keep the place amazing or have it be just a way for them to get extra money. [The people at Legacy Dunes do not rent out their apartments, they are technically like vacation condos so they really have no control on how the inside of the apartments look]. The people I'm renting from kept the place like new, and the rent is amazing compared to Parc Vue.
I was paying 975 at Parc Vue for a two bedroom, now paying 650 for a one bedroom at Legacy Dunes. Parc Vue was going to raise the rent to 1075 for the two bedroom, which is crazy since like I said other than the location its nothing to go crazy over.
I have also lived at Village at Towncenter in Davenport. Loved the apartment and the location, about 15 minutes to work. I would also recommend looking there.
 
It will probably take you about 15 minutes to get to Disney, depending on where you are going. That's taking the backway from 192 to Animal Kingdom area, if you take 192 there it will probably take longer because of traffic.
I just moved out of Alexandria Parc-Vue about two months ago and it is CRAZY expensive, you are paying more for the location than anything else.

Currently living at Legacy Dunes and have no complaints so far, but only have been here for two months. It all depends on who you rent from here though, the people that own the apartment can either keep the place amazing or have it be just a way for them to get extra money. [The people at Legacy Dunes do not rent out their apartments, they are technically like vacation condos so they really have no control on how the inside of the apartments look]. The people I'm renting from kept the place like new, and the rent is amazing compared to Parc Vue.
I was paying 975 at Parc Vue for a two bedroom, now paying 650 for a one bedroom at Legacy Dunes. Parc Vue was going to raise the rent to 1075 for the two bedroom, which is crazy since like I said other than the location its nothing to go crazy over.
I have also lived at Village at Towncenter in Davenport. Loved the apartment and the location, about 15 minutes to work. I would also recommend looking there.

Thanks so much! Do any of those include utlities or are those extra? Do you find the utilities expensive living in a one bedroom?
 
Thanks so much! Do any of those include utlities or are those extra? Do you find the utilities expensive living in a one bedroom?

Water is the only thing included at my current apartment. Electric can be anywhere between $70 to $90 depending on the month, weather, etc. So not too expensive.

Legacy Dunes and Village at Towncenter have washer and dryers in the apartments, which is AMAZING, and they do not charge extra. [some places will add on like $70 a month to have them]
No matter where you go, I recommend finding a place that has a washer and dryer in the apartment and that doesn't charge for it. It is a lifesaver, I never realized how big of a deal it was until I had to go to the community laundry facilities for a year and that is just a pain.
 
It will probably take you about 15 minutes to get to Disney, depending on where you are going. That's taking the backway from 192 to Animal Kingdom area, if you take 192 there it will probably take longer because of traffic.
I just moved out of Alexandria Parc-Vue about two months ago and it is CRAZY expensive, you are paying more for the location than anything else.

Currently living at Legacy Dunes and have no complaints so far, but only have been here for two months. It all depends on who you rent from here though, the people that own the apartment can either keep the place amazing or have it be just a way for them to get extra money. [The people at Legacy Dunes do not rent out their apartments, they are technically like vacation condos so they really have no control on how the inside of the apartments look]. The people I'm renting from kept the place like new, and the rent is amazing compared to Parc Vue.
I was paying 975 at Parc Vue for a two bedroom, now paying 650 for a one bedroom at Legacy Dunes. Parc Vue was going to raise the rent to 1075 for the two bedroom, which is crazy since like I said other than the location its nothing to go crazy over.
I have also lived at Village at Towncenter in Davenport. Loved the apartment and the location, about 15 minutes to work. I would also recommend looking there.


Really? 2E are in the process of trying to find a third roommate for Parc View and its one of the cheapest we have found. 1175 for a 3br. If anyone is interested as I said we are looking for a third...
 
this is from Facebook for PI/MI

Here are two websites I found to be very helpful in the apartment search:
http://www.apartmentguide.com
http://www.apartmentratings.com

Location: Cane Island
Address: 251 Cane Island Loop Kissimmee, FL 34746
Website: http://www.caneislandliving.com
Prices include all utilities, high speed internet, premium cable, in apartment washer and dryer
2 bed 2 bath unfurnished ($1,150/month ) furnished ($1,650/month)
3 bed 2 bath unfurnished ($1,290/month) furnished ($1,880/month)
the 3rd bedroom has twin beds making it easy for 4 people to live in the apartment!
4 bed 2 bath unfurnished ($1,539/month) furnished ($2,200/month)
$50 application fee and $250.00 deposit (pending on credit approval)
this is waved for cast memebers!

Location: Cumberland Park
Address: 8024 Cumberland Park Drive, Orlando, FL 32821
Website: http://cumberlandparkapartments.com/

Location: Villas At Seven Dwarfs Lane
Address: 2600 Jonagold Blvd., Kissimmee, FL 34746
Website: http://www.villasatsevendwarfs.com/

Location: Woodhill Apartments
Address: 7200 Woodhill Park Drive Orlando, Florida 32818
Website: http://www.wilsoncompany.com/woodhill/index.html

Location: Falcon Square (Disney sponsored housing)
Address: 14600 Avenue of the Groves, Winter Garden, FL 34787
Website: Website: http://www.falconsquare.com

Location: La Palazza at Metrowest
Address: 2450 Lake Debra Drive, Orlando, FL 32835 Website: Website: http://www.lapalazzaatmetrowest.com/

Location: Walden Park
Address:
Website: http://www.wilsoncompany.com/waldenpark/index.html

Location: Belle Isle
Address:
Website: http://www.belleisleapts.com/

Location: Grand Reserve at Kirkman Parke
Address: 3301 S Kirkman Rd Orlando, FL 32811
Website: http://www.grandreserveatkirkmanparke.com/

Location: Camden World Gateway
Address:
Website: http://www.forrent.com/apartment-community-profile/1011996.php

Location: Alexandria Parc Vue
Address:
Website: http://www.forrent.com/apartment-community-profile/1011126.php

Location: Legends Lake Nona
Address: 10203 Falcon Parc Blvd. Orlando, FL 32832
Website: http://www.legendslakenona.com/

Location: Abaco Key
Address: 10712 Mystic Circle Orlando, FL 32836
Website: http://www.abacokeyapartments.com/

Location: Coral Cay
Address:
Website: http://www.staycoralcay.com/

Location: Bella Apartments
Address: 3101 Secret Lake Dr, Kissimmee, FL, 34747
Website: http://www.bellaapts.com/
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
1 bedroom – with utilities $2,353/month without utilities $3,030/month
2 bedrooms– with utilities $2,860/month without utilities $2,452/month
3 bedrooms – with utilities $3,323/month without utilities $2,795/month
Also they DO NOT have any cast member discounts and there is a $500 deposit on pets and $10/month fee for pets under 30 pounds and $20/month fee if they are over 30 pounds

Location: Cagan Crossings
Address: 16554 Cagan Crossings Blvd, Clermont, FL 34714
Website: http://www.cagancrossings.com/
E-mail: crossings@cagan.com
Phone: 352.242.0555
For Aurora at Cagan Crossing:
Studio/1 Bath: $475
1 Bedroom/1 Bath: $545
2 Bedroom/1 Bath $675
2 Bedroom/ 1 (1/2) Bath Townhome $675
Cast Member discounts.

Location: HeatherWood Apartments
Address: 1105A NORTH HOAGLAND BLVD, KISSIMMEE, FL 34741
Website: http://canflor.com/heatherwood/index.html

Location: Pinewood Park Apartments
Address: 2351 Pinebrook Drive, Kissimmee, FL 34741
Website: http://pinewoodparkliving.com/

Location: Regatta Bay
Address: 801 Coastal Bay Lane, Kissimmee, FL 34741
Website: http://www.myregattabay.com/

Location: Ashton Chase Apartments
Address: 16400 Nelson Park Drive, Clermont, Florida 34711
Website: http://www.aspensquare.com/florida/clermont/ashton-chase/

Location: Vicotria Park
Address:
Website: http://www.leasevictoriapark.com/index.htm
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Seriously AnimalKingdom you are like my lifesaver right now :)

Looks like we will be concierge's together in the spring I cant wait!!!
 
Water is the only thing included at my current apartment. Electric can be anywhere between $70 to $90 depending on the month, weather, etc. So not too expensive.

Legacy Dunes and Village at Towncenter have washer and dryers in the apartments, which is AMAZING, and they do not charge extra. [some places will add on like $70 a month to have them]
No matter where you go, I recommend finding a place that has a washer and dryer in the apartment and that doesn't charge for it. It is a lifesaver, I never realized how big of a deal it was until I had to go to the community laundry facilities for a year and that is just a pain.

Since this is a vacation community...how did you connect with the owners. Is there a central office that introduces owners to renters?
Thanks
 
Thank you sooo much I was actually looking into Cagan Crossings. You guys dont find that its that far from Disney? How long does it take you to get there?

It does take about 20 minutes to get to Disney from Cagan Crossings ... more or less depending on where at WDW you work. It's a trade-off you have to consider ... the apartments that have a better location are more expensive.

Currently living at Legacy Dunes and have no complaints so far, but only have been here for two months. It all depends on who you rent from here though, the people that own the apartment can either keep the place amazing or have it be just a way for them to get extra money. [The people at Legacy Dunes do not rent out their apartments, they are technically like vacation condos so they really have no control on how the inside of the apartments look].

I moved out of Legacy Dunes in 2009. I had lived there since 2006, before they were sold as condos. It started out as a pretty good place, but then they went condo, and changed management companies 2 or 3 times. Each management company was more disorganized than the last, and pretty non-responsive.

At one point, the management company promised that we'd get new carpets if we renewed our lease, then when we asked them about it, they kept saying "it'll be done soon" ... It was never done.

They also didn't give us back our security deposit when we moved out, without ever providing notice of why the deposit was being retained (as required by FL Statute). We (my roommates and I) thought about pursuing legal action, but in the end, it was too much hassle.
 
I live in Saint Cloud right now but looking to get closer to work (at Disney) when my lease expires. I'm really interested in Cane Apartments and Cagan Crossings. Anyone know what the neighborhoods are like around those?
 

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