Steven Koleno

Walk in and this house just feels good. It’s bright, open and brand new, but the warm finishes keep it from feeling like every other new build you’ve seen. Built in 2025, the main living space has high ceilings, tons of natural light and plenty of room to spread out, with a kitchen that sits right at the center of it all. Warm wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, double ovens and a huge island give you plenty of room to cook, gather, pull up a chair or just hang out. Everything flows together naturally, and it works. But there’s another part of this house that may be an even bigger deal. The layout offers a separate setup that gives you real options for multi-generational living, older kids who would love a little independence, extended family or long-term guests. Close enough to still be together, with enough separation for everyone to have some space of their own. Depending on what life looks like for you, that flexibility could be exactly what makes this house work. The best part is that you’re not choosing between a brand-new house and a great Orlando location. You’re tucked between SoDo and Hourglass, with Downtown Orlando and Orlando Health just minutes away and some seriously good coffee, food, breweries and neighborhood spots all around you. It’s new where you want new, flexible where it matters, and close to the places you’ll actually use.