Veranda Park overlooks Lake Debra and the MetroWest Country Club , a world class golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones. Veranda Park is adjacent to Orlando’s other most exclusive residential communities including Isleworth, Windermere, Bay Hill and Dr. Phillips, as well as the tourist attractions that make the area famous including Universal Studios, Walt Disney World, and The Orlando Convention Center. Orlando's Veranda Park town center is located on a 30+ acre parcel on the corner of Hiawassee Road and Lake Debra Drive in the affluent area of MetroWest Orlando.

Veranda Park's New Urbanism lifestyle is reviving old-world living and taking it to a whole new level. Brick and cobblestone streets surrounded by upscale shopping and covered walkways, along with the enjoyment of fine dining, stadium seating movie theatre venues and sophisticated night life will give Veranda Park the feel of a thriving European village.

Condos for Sale: Three bedroom Condos 1300 - 1476 square feet $495k - $625k

Condos for Rent: One and 2 bedroom Condos $1600 - $2500/month

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MetroWest is a family-oriented, master planned golf community situated on 1800 acres in southwest Orlando. The concept of MetroWest was born over 20 years ago when a group of insightful developers outlined the vision of a true urban village in which people could live comfortably, conduct business, play championship golf, and admire an impeccably maintained landscape, while still having the benefit of the most convenient location in all of Central Florida.

What was once only a vision is now a reality, manifested in the vibrant, thriving master-planned community of Metrowest. Approximately 1200 acres in Metrowest are either being developed or have been developed already with single family homes, condos or commercial real estate. The remaining 600 acres are reserved for green space, including golf courses and landscaped roadways.

Turkey Lake Park is conveniently located within Metrowest and hosts the annual Fish Orlando! event. In order to limit fishing pressure and maintain quality, boat fishing is limited (outside of special events) to five boats, Thursday - Sunday from 6:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. The City’s boat concession area also rents fishing poles and sells a limited selection of bait and tackle. These loaner boats are the only way the public can legally fish Turkey Lake from a watercraft.

Turkey Lake Park offers camp sites, primitive cabins, a swimming pool, numerous picnic pavilions and bathrooms, a kids playground area, a Frisbee golf course and a “mock-up” of a Florida “Cracker” farm. For boat loaner reservations call Turkey Lake Park at 407-299-1248. For other Park questions call 407-299-5581. The history of Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake goes back to the 1970's when it was a visionary purchase during Mayor Carl Langford's administration. Fortunately, Mayor Bill Frederick and Mayor Glenda Hood recognized the value of keeping this recreational and ecological jewel maintained and sustained for future generations. On January 24, 2004, the City of Orlando's largest park was renamed in honor of Mayor Bill Frederick to Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake.

Metrowest Orlando Florida - Veranda Park

Metrowest is contained within the city limits of incorporated Orlando, Florida. Zip Codes for Metrowest include 32835 and 32836. 10 digit dialing is mandatory in this part of central Florida, which means that you must dial the area code even for a local call.

• Population in a 5-mile radius is 225,000.
• Population in a 10-mile radius exceeds 550,000.
• Estimated average household income in the trade area is $88,000.
• Median age is 35.
  
• Number of office employees in the trade area exceeds 30,000.
• More than 2,000 new housing starts in the trade area.
• Traffic counts exceed 45,000 cars per day on Hiawassee Road, a major north/south commuting corridor.
• Annual current retail trade exceeds $1 billion within the trade area.
  

Fascinating Facts
Orlando is the 2nd fastest growing US employment/population market with an estimated population base of over 2 million residences by 2008. Orlando has the world's fastest growing international airport. Orlando welcomes over 827,000 visitors weekly from around the world. Major employers include Lockheed Martin, AT&T, Walt Disney World, Florida Hospital, Siemens-Westinghouse, University of Central Florida, Universal Studios, and the Metro Orlando Florida area is one of the nation's top film and TV production markets.