MetroWest, FL
MetroWest offers a planned, golf-course-anchored setting in west Orlando, minutes from Universal Studios and the Mall at Millenia.
Data as of 2026-08-11. Refreshed quarterly.
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MetroWest is a master-planned community in west Orlando, Orange County, built around the MetroWest Golf Club and its surrounding green space. The neighborhood sits close to Interstate 4 and the Florida Turnpike, giving residents a direct route to downtown Orlando, Universal Studios, and International Drive.
Housing in MetroWest includes a mix of condominiums, townhomes, and single-family houses, many arranged around the golf course or one of the community's lakes. The layout favors car travel between sections, with a Walk Score of 47 reflecting a mostly drivable environment with some walkable pockets near retail clusters.
Shopping and dining options are concentrated along Kirkman Road and near The Mall at Millenia, a short drive from most MetroWest addresses. The community's location also puts Valencia College's west campus and the Dr. Phillips area within easy reach for work, school, or errands.
What makes it distinctive
Things that move the needle.
Golf Course Setting
MetroWest Golf Club runs through the community, shaping the layout of many residential sections and offering green space views for nearby homes.
Central West Orlando Location
Quick access to I-4 and the Turnpike connects residents to downtown Orlando, Universal Studios, and International Drive without a long commute.
Mixed Housing Options
The area includes condos, townhomes, and single-family homes, giving buyers a range of price points and living arrangements within one community.
Retail and Dining Nearby
The Mall at Millenia and shopping along Kirkman Road sit just outside MetroWest, adding grocery, dining, and retail choices close to home.
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Frequently asked
Common questions about MetroWest.
Is MetroWest a walkable neighborhood?
MetroWest has a Walk Score of 47, meaning most errands require a car, though some sections near retail and the golf course offer shorter walks.
What is MetroWest known for?
MetroWest is known for its master-planned layout centered on the MetroWest Golf Club, along with its convenient access to I-4 and west Orlando attractions.
How far is MetroWest from Universal Studios?
MetroWest sits close to Universal Studios and International Drive, with I-4 providing a direct connection for a short drive to the parks.
What types of homes are available in MetroWest?
The community offers a mix of condominiums, townhomes, and single-family houses, many situated along the golf course or near the neighborhood's lakes.
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