10 N Summerlin Ave 55 Orlando, FL 32801
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Rare opportunity in the heart of Thornton Park, this expansive 1,833-square-foot industrial-style loft is ideally positioned on the coveted corner of Summerlin Avenue and Central Boulevard, offering a true urban lifestyle with unmatched character and design. This one-of-a-kind residence features soaring ceilings, exposed concrete walls, and a dramatic open-concept layout that blends architectural edge with modern comfort. A striking metal spiral staircase serves as a centerpiece, leading to a versatile lofted second bedroom perfect for a home office, guest retreat, or creative space. Two private balconies showcase sweeping views of downtown Orlando, creating the perfect setting for both quiet mornings and vibrant evenings overlooking the city skyline. Recent upgrades including a new A/C system and water heater in 2023 provide added value and peace of mind, ensuring a move-in-ready experience. Located just steps from Lake Eola, top-rated dining, boutique shopping, and Orlando’s most energetic nightlife, this residence delivers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive property in one of the city’s most sought-after and walkable neighborhoods, schedule your private showing today. bikeScore: 71, Very Bikeable walkScore: 39, Car-Dependent transitScore: 40, Some Transit
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Thornton Park District Corporate Office
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Thornton Park Central Apartment Building
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Credit Card Promotions Employment Agency
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Stan Madray Realtor Real Estate Agency
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