Orlando Real Estate. Mr. Orlando, Bill Ucci.

Orlando Area SkyLine

Welcome to ORLANDO.We have a HOME for any family and a price for any BUDGET.......Where virtually every advantage of the good life is part of everyday real
life in Florida.


Where warm, sunny days are tailored for your favorite recreation, from golf to tennis to fishing, boating, and long, lazy strolls on the beach.Favorite cultural diversions, from museums and symphony concerts to outdoor art, drama and music festivals.
Orlando

Activities that suit your personal preferences, from top Schools, Universities, and professional sports competition to gardening in a climate where the growing season virtually never ends. You can enjoy your lifestyle and have time for the friends and family who will love to visit you. With Orlando as one of the world's premier travel destinations, With attractions like Disney World, Epcot and Sea World and Church Street Station. More than 35-million people visit our area every year, enjoying the attractions, beaches, and events that make Central Florida a great place to visit and live!


Winter Park

Beautiful city! One of Florida's finest cities, it is famous for its bricked streets, vibrant lakes, abundant parks, fine shops, Rollins College, The Winter Park Farmer's Market and two unique and impressive Art Festivals. The largest employers within Winter Park are Rollins College, the City of Winter Park, Winter Park Memorial Hospital and Progress Energy.

Lake Mary

Beautiful Country called "city of Lakes", Lake Mary boasts an upscale residential community and a growing. Primarily a suburban single family residential community, Lake Mary is a sought after location for young families and professionals.

DeBary is located on the northern shore of the beautiful St. Johns River, the gateway to southwestern Volusia County. The City was named for Samual Frederick DeBary, a New York wine importer who built a landmark residence, now known as DeBary Hall. The mansion was recently renovated and is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.

The City of DeBary, officially incorporated January 1, 1994, is primarily a residential community. Its small town southern charm and proximity to I-4 has made the area appealing to Orlando executives and young families commuting to the surrounding metropolitan area.

Well manicured, gated communities coexist with the older charming neighborhoods making DeBary a popular choice for relocation. Despite its growth to a population of 16,000, the City of DeBary retains its small town character, with small retail shops and both rural and county club lifestyles.

The affordable City of DeBary occupies 25 square miles and contracts with Volusia County for most of its services. DeBary has the lowest ad valorem tax rate in Volusia County.

Deltona

Affordable Florida living at its best in Deltona as it was marketed worldwide as the ultimate planned community. The pre-cursor to many Florida retirement communities to follow and promoted by the cannyMackle brothers, it almost seemed it was manufactured elsewhere and carefully placed on the rolling ground north of Lake Monroe.All good living lures, including a full blown country club with swimming pool, tennis, golf, and dining were in place. Tiny low maintenance homes were offered at prices that dazzled the people from the north. Small down payments and monthly amortization sweetened the offerings and many were bought sight unseen for 'investments. TheMackies grand plan is now a city of 60,000 that has a hard time keeping pace with its' school needs alone.

Heathrow

The prestige, Heathrow is located just on the outskirts of the Lake Mary border. This upscale city gives you all the benefits of Orlando while living in luxury.

Longwood

The City of Longwood may not be one of the largest cities in Central Florida, but it ranks among the oldest, dating roughly from the end of the Second Seminole War. Many settlers moved to Longwood and established orange groves and other crops in the area. They sent word to the North, speaking of the Florida climate and warm weather. Soon, more and more moved to the Central Florida area.

Longwood soon became inundated with entrepreneurs, small business owners, churches and houses. Many of these early buildings are still in existence today in downtown Longwood and many are on the National Register of Historic Places. New economic and development opportunities were brought to the area and fueled by both the space industry and the development of Walt Disney World and other attractions.

The City of Longwood prides itself on providing a favorable atmosphere to the development and enhancement of commercial and industrial uses. Longwood is unique in that it provides a comfortable, safe, small town atmosphere while being nestled within a larger, dynamic metropolitan area which is internationally known for its ambiance and attractions.

This Historic City takes collective pride in that a significant portion of its central area is on the National Register of Historic Places. The combination of this Old Florida charm and the City's dedication to attracting new and dynamic industrial enterprise warrants careful examination by newcomers. They will welcome you.

Altamonte Springs

If there is a "right place" in all of the Orlando metropolitan area, Altamonte Springs is it! With Great Position in the geographic heart of Central Florida, Altamonte Springs provides a solid base of white collar personnel and support services with the convenience of a location that virtually eliminates the daily challenge of commuting to work. Altamonte Springs boasts a dynamic mix of fine retail establishments, hotels, upscale office and commercial space, abundant restaurants and housing from affordable to expensive. In addition to single-family and multi-family homes nestled in lakeside and tree-shaded communities, Altamonte Springs is in the midst of some of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Central Florida.

Apopka

Apopka is surrounded by springs. three miles east of town is Wekiva Springs State Park. Its large area of unspoiled woodlands make it the largest park in Central Florida. The beautiful main springhead, where swimming and canoeing is enjoyed, bubbles up 48 million gallons of crystal clear water daily.

Six miles north of town is Rock Springs. A county- maintained park area surrounds a natural spring, from which flow's 26,000 gallons of water per minute. Magnificent oaks and hickories drench the 200-acre park in shade.

Camping, picnicking and swimming are all available in both the natural attractions. The combined parks in Wekiva GEO Basin totals approximately 40,000 acres. The Wekiva River begins in the basin and flows into the St. Johns River in Sanford.

There are several golf courses within ten miles of town. Orlando, 12 miles away, offers almost every cultural advantage. Good restaurants, theaters, libraries, symphony orchestra and a good program of celebrities. The Disney World/Epcot/MGM complex and Universal Studios are approximately 35 miles from Apopka.

Clearwater Beach

Welcome to the sunny Clearwater Beach Florida! Whether you are considering moving your company or your family, you will find Clearwater and its Island Beaches the perfect place to call "home". Quality of life is what we are all about. Just imagine living in paradise! You can Hook the Big One! - There have been many fish stories told from the docks of the Clearwater Marina or you can walk along the Beach - If you stroll, saunter, power walk or run, Clearwater Beach has a three mile stretch of award winning, white, sandy beaches on which to do it. The three mile beach is lined with a tropical atmosphere of palm trees, luxury hotels, smaller motels, and condominiums.

All beaches are public and can be accessed from almost anywhere. Walking at dusk is when you will have the chance to experience our famous sunsets. Most nights you can look up and see a cloudless sky filled with stars. Look out across the Gulf and you may be greeted by a dolphin or two. Need to concentrate on business then plan the company gathering - trade show or Convention with 65,000 sq. feet, the easily accessible Harbor view Center provides flexibility, experience and quality of service for events of 40-1400 guests, not to mention one of the most beautiful views in the City. This city is amazing!

Daytona Beach

Do you like palm trees and the beach? You get that here! Daytona Beach has something for everyone. DO you like golf? LPGA International serves as home to the LPGA Headquarters and their golf facilities are here! Is Racing Something you enjoy? Daytona Speedway is NASCAR's premiere super speedway where the Daytona 500 is held!

Like Shopping? Historic Downtown Daytona: located on the banks of the Halifax River, a $3 million streetscape added the finishing touch to the revitalization of Downtown Daytona Beach as a unique shopping and dining experience.

Do you like Classical music? Then you will love the Peabody Auditorium serves as a cultural center that attracts world-class performers. It also is the summer home of the London Symphony Orchestra.

Deland

Explore Beauty at a great price Here in the Deland area. The natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities in the DeLand-West Volusia Area are unsurpassed. Outdoor enthusiasts around the nation and the world come here for hunting and great fishing in freshwater lakes and the famed St. Johns River. Non-anglers enjoy boating, water skiing, golf, tennis, scuba diving, skydiving, bird-watching and other popular outdoor activities. Take a leisurely stroll around small town shopping districts, modern shopping centers.

Hontoon Island State Park on the St. Johns River, west of DeLand, takes in more than 1,000 acres of cypress swamp, open savannah and hammocks of oak, pine and palms. A floating marina with boat slips lies just 100 yards across the river fromHontoon Landing Resort & Marina. Visit Hontoon Island by private boat, or ride a free ferry during daylight hours.

The island was once the home of the Timucuan Indians and visitors may walk beautiful nature trails to an Indian mound Explore the majestic St. Johns River on your own in a rented fishing, pontoon or luxury houseboat, and plan to spend a couple of hours cruising the river on a narrated guided tour out ofHontoon Landing Resort & Marina. A day or two on the St. Johns is an unforgettable experience - a true 'escape' from the hectic everyday world.

Blue Spring State Park, just west of Orange City, is centered on the Blue Spring 'boil' which produces 105 million gallons of sparkling clear water each day. The boil is accessible by way of rustic boardwalks winding through lush wilderness. Fishing, swimming, diving and boating facilities are available as well as camping and picnic areas.

Blue Spring is the winter home of the Florida Manatee, or sea cow, a unique species of water mammal which migrates here each year to escape the chilly St. Johns River in the constant 72-degree waters of the Blue Springrun.The coming of the Manatee to Blue Spring State Park each winter is reason for celebration at the Manatee Festival, held in late January at Orange City's Valentine Park, near the entrance to Blue Spring Park.

At DeLeon Springs State Park, just north of DeLand at the community of DeLeon Springs, retrace the route taken by Spanish explorer Ponce DeLeon when he discovered what he believed to be the legendary Fountain of Youth. Here, too, you will find ancient cypress and oak trees, native birds, Indian burial grounds. A natural spring swimming area, picnic grounds, fishing, rental canoes and paddle boats are also available.

Golfers will enjoy our several beautiful rolling courses. Public golfing is great year-round at the Southridge Golf Course in Deland, and at the Glen Abbey Golf Club and DeBary Golf & Country Club in DeBary. Members and their guests may play the Deland Golf & Country Club and the Deltona Country Club as well.

Maitland

The City of Maitland has a history of strong residential rich identity, sustained by the beauty of the area and the diverse economy in the region. This history continues today, and the City will maintain and advance this tradition well into the future.

Melbourne Beach

Melbourne's Leisure consists of numerous Parks and Recreational Facilities including two golf courses, an auditorium, a state-of-the-art civic center, tennis courts, swimming pools, and the activities at the beautiful beaches as well as much more.

The City of Melbourne is located on east central Florida's Space Coast. Melbourne is about an hour's drive south of the Kennedy Space Center, and 1-1/2 hours due east of Disney World.

Nearby incorporated communities include Palm Bay, West Melbourne, Indialantic, Melbourne Beach, Indian Harbor Beach, and Satellite Beach. Viera is also nearby.

The Space Coast is known as a high-tech center of the Southeast. Major employers in Melbourne vicinity include Harris Corporation, Rockwell Collins, Florida Institute of Technology, Holmes Regional Hospital, Northrop Grumman Corporation - Surveillance and Battle Management Systems, Dictaphone, GE Transportation Systems and Rossi Electronics, Florida TODAY (Gannett) Newspaper, Brevard Community College, and the Brevard County School Board.

Melbourne is the city where your hard work can be rewarded. What more do we need from a city then this?

Sanford

Sanford is located between Daytona Beach & Orlando and is a rapidly growing waterfront community with a hometown atmosphere that sets it apart from other Central Florida cities. This historic waterfront gateway city, built on the shores of Lake Monroe, is centered around enjoying the good life Florida has to offer. To live in Sanford is to enjoy the small town lifestyle of this quiet rural community, yet have the convenient access to businesses, employment and entertainment opportunities of two major metropolitan areas, Orlando and Daytona Beach, only a short drive away. Combining the old and the new Sanford with the rural and the urban Sanford, offers something for everyone. Even Disney attractions are close by!