Both Colonialtown North and Colonialtown South are surrounded by delicious restaurants and shops. Visit the website below for more information on the surrounding business at the Mills50 Main Street District website. 50Mills Main Street District
Colonialtown consists of two established neighborhoods located North and South of Colonial Drive (HWY 50) in the Downtown Orlando area. Mills 50 main street district is the business association supporting local shops and restaurants within these neighborhoods.
Colonialtown is a relatively affordable location for the Downtown Orlando area. The smaller bungalow homes are priced higher per sq. ft. when compared with the average in Orlando; but the sales are typically more affordable than some other Downtown neighborhoods. Many of the Bungalows have been restored to the original aesthetic with cozy rooms, hardwood floors, and fireplaces. Both are quiet neighborhoods with the convenience of urban life just blocks away.
This area offers a convenient location to all the luxuries Downtown Orlando offers with the quaint and charming architecture of the early and mid 1900s. Colonialtown North is filled with Bungalow and Craftsman Style homes of the 1920s-40s and some newer traditional construction that is larger and 2 stories. Colonialtown South is filled with some traditional Orlando bungalows and quite a few block style bungalows and ranch homes built in the 1950s. These neighborhoods offer great architecture and large oak trees shading medium sized lots. The homes can range in price depending on square footage, size or features of the lot, and whether the home has been updated recently.
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Some of Colonialtown South is in a Historic District. Visit the website below for the exact streets within this district.
This area offers a convenient location to all the luxuries Downtown Orlando offers with the quaint and charming architecture of the early and mid 1900s. Colonialtown North is filled with Bungalow and Craftsman Style homes of the 1920s-40s and some newer traditional construction that is larger and 2 stories. Colonialtown South is filled with some traditional Orlando bungalows and quite a few block style bungalows and ranch homes built in the 1950s. These neighborhoods offer great architecture and large oak trees shading medium sized lots. The homes can range in price depending on square footage, size or features of the lot, and whether the home has been updated recently.
Colonialtown North is the neighborhood located North of Colonial Dr. (HWY 50) in Downtown Orlando. Over 2700 residents call this area home and enjoy its tree lined streets and close proximity to restaurants and local shops on Mills Ave. and Virginia Dr.
Colonialtown South is located to the South of Colonial Dr. It is a smaller area with only a little over 1300 residents. Residents of this area enjoy the shops and restaurants lining Colonial Dr. and Bumby Ave. It is within walking and biking distance to Lake Eola and the Central Business District.
Some of Colonialtown South is in a Historic District. Visit the website below for the exact streets within this district.
Orlando Historic Districts Map
Both Colonialtown neighborhoods have neighborhood groups that are voluntary. Colonialtown North has a great association that provides information and events to residents year round.
Both Colonialtown neighborhoods have neighborhood groups that are voluntary. Colonialtown North has a great association that provides information and events to residents year round.
Colonialtown North Neighborhood Association
Colonialtown North has a wonderful community center complete with pool and weekly programs. Colonialtown South is home to the Downtown YMCA.
Colonialtown North has a wonderful community center complete with pool and weekly programs. Colonialtown South is home to the Downtown YMCA.
Downtown YMCA
Both Colonialtown neighborhoods are located within the Orange County Public School System. To determine the exact school zone for a specific address visit the site below.
OCPS Find a School.
Both Colonialtown neighborhoods are located within the Orange County Public School System. To determine the exact school zone for a specific address visit the site below.
OCPS Find a School.
