Magic Village Yards, Orlando: 4 Bedroom Suite
Property Amenities
No Pets Allowed | Handicap Accessible
Property Details
Size
Townhome with 2 Levels
4 Bedrooms, 4 Baths, 2300 square feet, 214 square meters
Bedrooms
King, King, 2x Twin, and 2x Twin
8 Guests maximum
Nearest airport
Orlando International Airport (MCO)
20 minutes by car
Property View
Magic Village Resort
Additional Fees
Like our own Owners, visiting 3RD HOME members pay $60.00 per day, which covers use of all club-house facilities, parking, and 24 hour on site concierge.
Activities of Interest
- Arts
- Fish
- Golf
- Shopping
- Watersports
- K Restaurant. Chef and owner Kevin Fonzo, one of Orlando's most celebrated and established field-to-fork foodie stars, earns local and national accolades year after year
- East End Market. Look for the raised vegetable beds and picnic tables outside this little earthy, organic, hip collection of locally sourced eateries and markets.
- Orlando Science Center. Changing exhibits on dinosaurs, the human body, the solar system and more offer candy-coated science education geared towards children aged five to 12.
- WonderWorks is a cross between a children's museum, a video arcade and an amusement park.
- Lake Eola Park. Pretty and shaded, this little city park sits between downtown Orlando and Thornton Park. A paved sidewalk circles the water, there's a waterfront playground and you can rent swan paddleboats
Places of Interest
- Walt Disney World. Even if you haven't grown up with something from Walt Disney, chances are you've heard of it. And, despite it sounding like a 'world' it's more complex than the globe. Fun for the whole family.
- Urbain 40 - Tap into your inner classy selves and transport yourself back to the 1940s, where classic martinis were downed like water by besuited clients who sat on blue leather bar stools.
- Universal Orlando Resort - Pedestrian-friendly Universal Orlando Resort has got spunk, spirit and attitude. With fantastic rides, excellent children's attractions and entertaining shows, it's comparable to Walt Disney World.
- Orlando Museum of Art. Founded in 1924, Orlando's grand and blindingly white center for the arts boasts a fantastic collection
- SeaWorld. One of Orlando’s largest theme parks, SeaWorld is an aquatic-themed park filled with marine animal shows, roller coasters and up-close sea-life encounters.
- Titanic the Experience. Full-scale replicas of the doomed ship's interior and artifacts found at the bottom of the sea.
Reviews
Balfour D.
August 2019cheaply build accommodation - over priced daily resort fee - little ammenities
We own a 2800 sq.ft villa in Hawaii that we use and rent out, but not through third home. It is very well stocked with quality items: salt, pepper, oils & vinegar, bbq seasoning, baggies, tupperware, cooler bags, ice packs, grocery bags, 1L size shampoo, conditioner, body wash, 3 ply toilet paper. We are a fraction owner in The Residence Club PGA West, that we use and rent out through Third Home Exchange. Its 3 bedrooms 3600 sq.feet. plunge pool in our yard, pool club and good work out facility, weekend continental breakfasts, water, lemonade, apples and oranges available all day long. The Magic Village Resort was a very cheaply built. We heard the neighbours next door every night walking in their upper hallway. 1 ply toilet paper. no basic food supplies in the kitchen: no salt or pepper, baggies, Tupperware, oils etc. We were charged $60 per night resort fee. It was outrageous for what the resort offered: a pool and hot tub and a small gym with broken equipment that was filthy. Check-in staff friendly. Don't waste your money on this accommodation. ”
Mark B.
June 2019Good location around Disney
Great location but house lacked a little luster with cheap appliances. One Pool, but nothing else on property to warrant the per day resort fee.”
Patty C.
November 2017Magic Village
When we go to Disney, we stay at Magic Village. The villa is spacious and clean. The furnishings were sparse, but ok. The pool is nice and the staff was helpful. ”