Orlando, FL Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Orlando, FL
Orlando apartments range from older low-rise buildings near downtown to newer garden-style and mid-rise apartments farther south and east. In Thornton Park, College Park, Delaney Park, and Lake Eola Heights, you can find brick duplexes, small courtyard apartments, and bungalows or cottages for rent with porches, carports, and shaded lots. Near Downtown South and the Milk District, many buildings have stucco exteriors, exterior stairways, and smaller parking areas. Interiors in these older apartments often include wood floors, smaller closets, and window AC or older central air.In Winter Park, Baldwin Park, MetroWest, Dr. Phillips, Lake Nona, and near Millenia, apartments often sit in larger complexes with stucco walls, tile roofs, breezeways, and surface parking or garages. Many newer apartments include in-unit laundry, open kitchens, and screened balconies. Houses for rent appear more often in College Park, Conway, and south Orlando, with block construction, fenced yards, and single-story layouts. Tradeoffs change by area. Older apartments can have more character and tighter layouts. Newer apartments often have more amenities, but the buildings can feel more uniform and spread out.