The historic city of Longwood, FL is located in Seminole County, just west of Winter Springs. Longwood is one of Seminole County’s oldest cities and is rich with American colonial history. If you are looking to move to Seminole County, the city of Longwood has much to offer including 29 movie theaters, 2,327 restaurants, 161 public golf courses, and 32 libraries all within 15 miles!
Longwood has a charming Historical District, which spans 190 acres and offers 37 fascinating historical buildings including the Bradlee-McIntyre House and the Longwood Hotel. The Bradlee-McIntyre House, which was moved to Longwood from Altamonte Springs, is a Victorian cottage-style house built around 1885 for the Bradlee family. It is the only surviving “cottage” in both Orange County and Seminole County. This house is a Queen Anne Style three-story, 13-room vacation house featuring an octagonal tower and classic “ginger-bread” trim.
Longwood is unique in that it provides a comfortable, safe, small-town atmosphere while situated within the larger, dynamic Orlando-Kissimmee Metro Area. The city of Longwood promotes long-term prosperity and encourages smart growth in harmony with the city’s unique heritage and urban surroundings.
If you are looking for a home in Longwood, or anywhere else in Seminole County, please visit our website for a list of properties in this area or call 407-261-5610 to contact us in Orlando at Rental Home Management Services.

