Ravensbrook

Ravensbrook, located northwest of I-4 and a short drive from downtown Orlando, is a quiet and desirable non-gated community of single-family homes. The neighborhood features a variety of homes differing in styles starting from approx. 2400 square feet. There are several lakes throughout the area, including Rice Lake which is practically in your backyard! Another benefit of residing in Ravensbrook is Magnolia Plantation Park is just up the road if you need to get outdoors. Also nearby is the 14 mile long Seminole Wekiva hiking trail, where you can ride a bike or go on a stroll and revel in the panoramic greenery. The trail runs through a west portion of the I-4 trail overpass and is considered part of the Florida National Scenic Trail. Venture out just a little further southwest to observe ample wildlife via canoe or kayak at the Wekiva Springs State Park. If an indoor adventure with the kids is preferred, a short car ride away is Planet Obstacle – the world’s largest indoor obstacle park! Activities range from zip lining and rock-climbing to a rope-course and bumper cars. An onsite café to eat, drink and recharge is also available. The Alaqua Country Club is in close proximity if you’d like to experience the most exclusive golf club in the North Orlando area. By invitation only, enjoy monthly social events, first-class service and all the perks a reclaimed and private club has to offer. Topgolf is another nearby sports entertainment complex that’s a short 10-minute ride up the road. Shoppes of Oakmonte and Lake Mary Centre shopping malls are conveniently situated just northeast of the community. There you will find access to Home Depot, Target, TJ Maxx & HomeGoods and other retail store options to suit your shopping needs. Plenty of casual dining options are also available to you 

– including the well-established Don Julio Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar that’s all the rave in the area! Create memories with friends and family while indulging in delicious authentic Mexican cuisine. 

Afterwards, consider spending an afternoon exploring the city’s heritage at the Lake Mary Historical Museum where you can study photographs and archives associated with the history of Lake Mary and the neighboring associations. Speaking of studying ­­– several schools are in the surrounding area, such as Lake Mary High School where your teen can walk the passageway into adulthood or they can kickstart their career at Seminole State College.