1607 Wilson Ave Orlando, FL 32804
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About this home
Where lifestyle meets location! Tucked away on a quiet street near the vibrant border of College Park and Winter Park, this stylish 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom townhome offers the perfect mix of charm, comfort, and city convenience. Just minutes from everything that makes College Park a local favorite—boutique shops, cozy cafés, scenic parks, top-rated dining, and the iconic Dubsdread Golf Course—you’ll be living in one of Orlando’s most desirable pockets. Even better? The all-new Fairbanks Crossing plaza is under construction just around the corner, bringing even more buzz to the area with exciting new restaurants, shops, and everyday conveniences—all practically at your doorstep. Step inside to a bright, open floor plan with a front flex room featuring a bold accent wall—perfect as a formal dining room, home office, or bonus living space. The upgraded kitchen includes granite countertops, ample cabinetry, and flows seamlessly into the main living area, creating a warm and welcoming space to relax or entertain. The first floor is finished with gorgeous wood flooring that adds style and warmth. Upstairs, retreat to the spacious primary suite with its own private balcony and a spa-inspired ensuite featuring dual vanities, a walk-in shower, and a relaxing soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms share a convenient jack-and-jill bath—ideal for family, guests, or a home gym. Enjoy a private fenced backyard with direct access to your detached two-car garage. The home includes a smart thermostat, keyless entry on all main doors, a newer A/C system, and the HOA handles all front and back yard maintenance—giving you a truly low-maintenance lifestyle. With unbeatable access to I-4, Park Avenue in Winter Park, downtown Orlando, and the fast-rising Fairbanks Crossing plaza, this is more than a home—it’s a rare opportunity to live in the center of it all! 1 year American home shield warranty premium package included!
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