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Top ranked hospital in Orlando area
Nestled near the heart of Kissimmee, Columbia is a predominately residential community just minutes away from conveniently located shops and supermarkets, the city’s old town quarter and Orlando’s world-renowned amusement parks. Folks living in Columbia are centrally located near the intersection of Routes 17 and 192, two busy highways in the city's center. On north-south Route 17, a signature pedestrian bridge bearing the city’s name greets motorists traveling through Columbia. Flanking each side of the roadway, condo developments, apartment complexes and gated communities governed by homeowners' associations comprise most of the community. AdventHealth, one of the city’s top five employers, also occupies a large footprint in Columbia with its 24-hour medical center that U.S. News & World Report ranks as the No. 1 hospital in the Greater Orlando area.
Townhouses and single-family homes
Due to its mix of rental properties and housing styles, home values vary widely throughout the community. At the market’s starting point, apartment and townhouse-condo units with approximately 1,000 square feet of living space sell for between $125,000 and $200,000. Larger townhouses with colorful stucco walls, older craftsman bungalows and ranch-style homes sell for around $200,000 to $400,000. Sizable Mediterranean-style homes with red tile roofs and stately Colonials with columned facades reach the market’s peak at approximately $500,000.
New traditional homes can be found in the Columbia community.
A unique group of architectural homes can be found in a Columbia community.
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Largest independently owned restaurant district
Downtown Kissimmee is home to the largest independently owned restaurant district in Central Florida. Here, visitors can enjoy a casual hot dog lunch at Willy’s Wieners or cool down with nitrogen ice cream at the Abracadabra Ice Cream Factory, an outdoor parlor with over 50 toppings to adorn their scoops. For a more elevated dining experience, the Three Sisters Speakeasy serves from an eclectic menu that includes sushi, burgers, fried pickles and mahi mahi tacos. Residents who prefer to make dinner at home can quickly shop for groceries at the new Publix supermarket at Columbia Promenade, a shopping center in the community that includes a PNC Bank, a hibachi restaurant and grooming salons. Farther north on Route 17, additional shopping centers along the highway feature national retailers, fast-food franchises and big box stores such as Best Buy, Lowe’s, Petco and Hobby Lobby.
Popular pizza restaurant in a Columbia community.
Customers beer sampling at Broadway Pizza Bar in the Columbia area.
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Performing arts magnet school
Students in the community can learn to read and write at Highlands Elementary School. Niche gives the school a C rating. From there, kids can advance to Kissimmee Middle School and Osceola High School. Niche gives the secondary schools a C-minus and B-minus, respectively. Starting in 6th grade, students in the community can apply to enroll at the Osceola County School for the Arts. In this public magnet school, students can develop their skills in visual arts, theater performance, dance, creative writing and music.
Resort style pool with waterfront front amenities in a Columbia neighborhood.
Kissimmee Loop Trail
From various points in the community, people can hop onto the 6-mile Kissimmee Loop Trail or the longer Shingle Creek Regional Trail to troll along creeks, lakes and wooded natural areas near the neighborhood. Both trails connect to Shingle Creek Regional Park, a verdant and marshy oasis popular for cycling, fishing, paddling and bird watching. Folks can also visit Lakefront Park downtown to enjoy sunset views or take a boat out onto Lake Tohopekaliga.
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On average, homes in Columbia, Kissimmee sell after 63 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Columbia, Kissimmee over the last 12 months is $315,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to your beautiful two-story home, conveniently located in the heart of Kissimmee with close proximity to dining, major highways, Disney and the rest of the theme parks! Solar panels with newer roof installed 2020 and recently soft washed. HV/AC unit installed 2022 with kept-up maintenance. Features and open floor plan with fresh paint, and cleaned grout throughout. This home comes with
Welcome to MODERN LIVING in the heart of Kissimmee! This BRAND-NEW, never-before-lived-in 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home in Dimora Park combines sleek design with smart investment potential. Built in 2023, this CONTEMPORARY property means low maintenance for years to come—no need to budget for major systems. The OPEN-CONCEPT layout features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and AMPLE
Completely Renovated and Move-In Ready!This beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home has it all! Featuring a brand-new roof (2025), fresh interior and exterior paint, new flooring throughout, and a modern kitchen with new cabinets and stainless-steel appliances. The open and bright layout creates a warm, inviting feel perfect for family living and entertaining. Enjoy the fully fenced yard,
Location, location, location. This two bedroom, two and a half bath spacious condo is in mint condition. The property is a two story unit with a formal living room, a patio with a privacy fence, and balconies to enjoy those relaxing evenings. The community is very quiet and secured. The best part is that the home is located less than two miles from The Loop outdoor shopping mall, great
Elevated living with more space, privacy, patio and a personal brick-paved driveway and garage without any of the maintenance. Schedule a tour to discover the carefree lifestyle of 3-bedroom or 4-bedroom townhome living at Cacema. Life in a townhome provides fabulous amenities, well-appointed living spaces and convenient access to a plethora of shopping, dining, healthcare, entertainment and
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