Baldwin Park, Orlando New Construction Real Estate

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Baldwin Park has been carefully planned to create a definite sense of community. A Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND), Baldwin Park has no gates or walls, but blends seamlessly into surrounding areas. It's pedestrian friendly with wide sidewalks. Homes are within easy walking distance of stores, offices and restaurants. Parks, lakes, playgrounds and common areas are other places to meet and socialize, making Baldwin Park one of the friendliest communities in Orlando, Florida. Community swimming pools and fitness facilities are also enjoyed. Roadways form a connected network with more than 25 entries and exits to the neighborhood so traffic is dispersed and flows easily, and residents have quick access to other Orlando communities. Garages are accessed by alleys in the rear of homes for prettier, friendlier streetscapes. With homes of many different types, from apartments to Custom homes, Baldwin Park is inviting to families, singles and empty nesters. It's an Orlando community you'll be proud to call home.

Community Network — Stay connected with your surroundings. The Baldwin Park Community Network provides exclusive access to a resident directory, business directory, calendar of Property Owners Association (POA) events and parties, current neighborhood news, developer updates, club information, classifieds, a photo gallery and links to recreation, shopping and others areas of interest. Learn how to join your local Neighborhood Watch. Check out the free subscriptions, discounts to the arts, Audubon memberships and much more. Clubs — Have a good time and meet some neighbors in the process. Clubs in Baldwin Park currently include an Aviation Club, Book Club, Maj Jong & Canasta Club, Sand Volleyball Team, Walking Club and more. All clubs and organizations are sponsored by residents. Join an existing club, or start a new one. Recreational Facilities — Indoor. Outdoor. Fun for all. Enders Park is a residents-only recreation center that offers a large pool and kiddie pool, state-of-the-art fitness room, a community gathering room, playground and more. Take part in swim lessons and fitness classes such as Pilates and yoga. This facility is access-controlled and unstaffed. Grace Hopper Hall is another beautiful residents-only recreational facility that offers many of the same amenities as Enders Park. Grace Hopper Hall is access-controlled and also home to the POA office. Blue Jacket Park, a 55-acre City of Orlando park, is home to a track and field complex, lighted baseball fields and concession stand, tennis courts, basketball courts, picnic areas with covered pavilions, two children's playgrounds, a great lawn for soccer and field games, fountain plaza and grand stairs. Reservations for facilities are made through the City. See the Community Network for details. Cady Way Trail is a well-known jogging and bike trail in Orlando that encompasses over 50 miles of walking paths with benches and tranquil rest areas in and about the neighborhood.