Rolling Hills right next to Windsor Hills?

[Jackatkc]

My wife and I are going to take a short trip to DW in a few weeks. I have stayed in windsor hills before, and it was great. My question, is Rolling Hills real close to WH? Are there any other places you would recc close to windsor hills? I really don't need a clubhouse, just a house.

Thanks,

Jack

 

[deejay-55]

Rolling Hills backs onto the new Windsor Hills Reserve extension to Windsor Hills.

 

[Mainebound]

My wife and I are going to take a short trip to DW in a few weeks. I have stayed in windsor hills before, and it was great. My question, is Rolling Hills real close to WH? Are there any other places you would recc close to windsor hills? I really don't need a clubhouse, just a house.

Thanks,

Jack

Yes, there are lots of really beautiful subdivisions all around WH. WH may be the "newest" but many others are only a couple of years older. (We live in a 100 year house so a few years is like nothing to us!)

We have stayed twice in Emerald Island and love it. Some other subdivisions will offer homes of different sizes, while most homes in WH are 5 or 6 bedrooms. You will likely also pay less to stay elsewhere as WH is the "hot" property right now.

Here's a map:
http://www.thedibb.co.uk/villa/map.htm

These neighboring subdivisions are just as close to WDW as WH, and just as convenient to all the attractions and restaurants on 192. So you really have LOTS of great choices in that area.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

We've stayed in RH 3 times on Magnolia Bend Ct. We loved it. From 192 go down Formosa Gardens Blvd. Go straight at the stop sign at Funnie Steed Rd. Pass Formosa Gardens (subdivision) on your left and RH is the next sub on your left.

To see on Mapquest just enter Magnolia Bend Ct. Kissimmee, FL 34747

 

[FLParadisevilla]

You can look in Indian Creek, Emerald Island, Oak Island Cove, Sunset lakes.
They are all very close to Disney.
www.indiancreekflorida.com