3 bedroom with private hot tub, walk to downtown

It is crucial to contemplate a stay at Kings Crossing 13 during your forthcoming visit to Winter Park. This townhome comprises three bedrooms and three bathrooms and is ideally situated in downtown Winter Park, within walking distance to a variety of restaurants, a movie theater with a bowling alley, and the Grand Park Recreation Center. Furthermore, there is convenient access to the town shuttle service for those eager to reach the ski resort. The accommodation comfortably hosts up to nine guests.
The lower level includes two bedrooms; one is furnished with a Queen bed and a small TV, while the other features a bunk bed with a twin mattress on the top and a Queen mattress below, along with a futon. A full bathroom is located in the hallway. This second bedroom also has a TV, an en-suite bathroom, and grants access to the hot tub room.
The upper level boasts a spacious open-concept kitchen, dining area, and living space enhanced by vaulted ceilings. If the stunning views from the windows do not captivate you, the wood-burning fireplace and large flat-screen TV are sure to draw your attention. Additionally, you can enjoy the selection of movies and games available on the shelves. The fully equipped kitchen contains all necessary items for meal preparation and is adjacent to the dining area. A third full bathroom on this level is easily accessible from the main room and is next to the third bedroom, which features a queen-sized bed.
It is noteworthy that there is a security camera positioned outside the front door of the property.
The property provides parking facilities for two vehicles on-site. This location is near the railroad tracks, making it perfect for train enthusiasts. For those who are sensitive to noise while sleeping, it is recommended to select the bedrooms located on the ground floor to reduce disturbances.
Guests are not allowed to smoke or bring pets onto the property as per the rules of the Homeowner Association. These regulations will be rigorously upheld, with a 200 fine imposed on guests who violate them.
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