Minneola, Florida, is located 22 miles west of Orlando, Florida. Highway 27 intersects our city, thus providing a major corridor and convenient access to several bordering cities. With a major metropolitan area, an international airport, and major tourist attractions only a short distance away, Minneola has much to offer. It provides a country setting with the convenience of the big city. In addition, central Florida’s mild winters contribute to Minneola’s appeal, making it a very desirable place to reside.

Attractions include The Presidents Hall of Fame, The Winter Garden Heritage Museum, and The Albin Polasek Museum and Sculpture Gardens are all accessible from Minneola. The Dade Battlefield State Historic Site preserves the history of the Dade massacre, which occurred during the Second Seminole War. Local parks include Lake Griffin State Park, Lake Louisa State Park, and Palatlakha Park. There are opportunities for swimming, fishing, and canoeing at Lake Louisa State Park.

Nearby colleges and universities include the Lake-Sumter Community College, Rollins College, Valencia Community College, and Seminole Community College. With 51% of the residents being married, great restaurants, and suburban living, Minneola, a great place to live!

The City of Longwood is located in Central Florida’s Seminole County, just north of Orlando. Longwood is conveniently located on Interstate 4 and State Road 434. Great schools, the ease of commuting to Orlando, the selection of real estate, and the rich history have made this award-winning City the choice of business and residents, alike. The Longwood Historic District contains 37 historic buildings, including the Bradlee-McIntyre House and the Longwood Hotel.

In 2014 the City received recognition from WJXT Channel 4, an independent television station in Jacksonville, as 1 of the 4 safest places to raise a family in Florida. Most recently, Neighborhood Scout ranked Longwood as the second-best city in the state of Florida for families with children.

The City is also the site of 1 of the 13 stations along the 61-mile Sun Rail commuter rail line which provides regional transit from DeBary to Sand Lake Road in Orlando. In addition to its location at the intersection of 2 major roads, the Sun Rail station is located within the City’s Heritage Village TOD District and is in walking distance of the City’s nationally recognized Historic District, which includes the City Hall complex, Reiter Park, and the Health Core where South Seminole Hospital is located.