Indian Point Villas

An established residential estate located half-way between the shops, bars and restaurants on US192 and the peace & quiet that Kissimmee offers. Indian Point offers open-plan one and two storey rental homes situated around a large central lake.

There are great community facilities, which include a large communal pool with cabanas, beds and picnic benches alongside, a tennis court, basketball court and a children's play area. Alternatively, take a stroll around the lake and watch the wildlife. If you are looking to wear off some of those huge restaurant portions, follow 'Parcours Trail' for a self-guided outdoor recreational fitness program! 10 fitness stations based around the landscape for you to follow and exercise at.

For essentials, the ever popular WalMart located on US192 next to Medieval Times is a little over 2 miles away and accessible through back-door routes. If you are looking for variety, a couple of miles up from WalMart is a SuperTarget and around a mile further along highway US192 (at the junction with SR535) is a Publix supermarket. In addition, there are also numerous shopping outlets on the US192 and the larger Lake Buena Vista outlet towards Walt Disney World on SR535.

Eateries are equally abundant, with dozens of family-favourite restaurants located within a couple of miles of the Poinciana Boulevard-US192 junction. These include: Smokey Bones, Olive Garden, IHOP, Chillis, Mexican Grill, TGI Fridays and Longhorn Steakhouse (to mention but a few) - choice maybe your only dilemma! For something different, what about a themed night out - watching knights on horses at the nearby Medieval Times banquet or at Capone's roaring '20s buffet and show?

Indian Point is located around 3.5 miles south of highway US192 (the main road through to Kissimmee). The most straightforward driving route to Walt Disney World will be Poinciana Blvd through to the Lake Buena Vista area. For Universal Studios, SeaWorld and the International Drive area, head for Interstate 4 then north towards Orlando. Orlando International airport is accessible from Interstate 4, the SR417 Florida Greeneway and the Beachline Expressway SR528. These also provide a route to Kennedy Space Center and Cocoa Beach.

For the Gulf coast and Busch Gardens, head for Interstate 4 then south towards Tampa. For Legoland Florida, head south on highway US27 at the intersection with Interstate 4.

Driving distances are taken from Google Maps and reference a central starting point in the community. When quoting distances to Walt Disney World Resort, these are not taken to the 'gates', but are representative of the actual distance to the specific attraction. Driving distances are not biased to any villa community.

Like many routes that branch off of the US192 highway, Poinciana Boulevard provides the main thoroughfare between the theme parks, shops and restaurants to the established villa communities that border it. Head along it for a couple of miles and you feel like you are in the countryside. Recent widening improvements to the road and better street lighting now make this a more palatable drive and an excellent base for visitors to the area. South of the junction with Orange Blossom Trail is the approach to the city of Poinciana. This is very much the southern side of Kissimmee, with big houses and lots of conservation lakeland.