Apartments With Pools in Orlando, FL
23 verified options · Orlando, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose verified amenity lists include a pool in Orlando. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
As of mid-2026, Orlando one-bedrooms typically run $1,200–$2,100/mo — Lake Nona, Baldwin Park and downtown South Eola sit at the top; Millenia, MetroWest and the UCF corridor are the value zones. Watch for add-on fees (valet trash, common-area electric) that push real cost above advertised rent — it's the single most common complaint theme in Orlando reviews.
55 West
Downtown Orlando · ~$1,350–$2,950
✓ Residents consistently praise the skyline and city views from the 32-story tower, the tallest rental building in downtown Orlando
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Altaire at Millenia
Millenia · $1,600–$3,060
✓ Newer construction that residents describe as clean and well kept
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Alvista West Vue
MetroWest · $1,440–$3,990
✓ One of the newest large communities in the MetroWest area
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Arcadia Dr. Phillips
Dr. Phillips / Sand Lake · $1,440–$3,150
✓ Minutes from Restaurant Row's upscale dining along Sand Lake Road
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Audubon Park Apartments
Audubon Park · From ~$1,750
✓ Minutes from East End Market, the Corrine Drive strip, and Baldwin Park, with downtown three miles away
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Baldwin Harbor
Baldwin Park · ~$1,795–$3,405
✓ Modern, upscale building that reviewers describe as classy with high-end finishes
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Camden Lake Eola
South Eola (Downtown) · ~$2,050–$3,850
✓ One of the newest large communities downtown, a short walk to Lake Eola Park and Thornton Park dining
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Camden Thornton Park
Thornton Park · From ~$1,750
✓ Residents say the location is close to everything downtown yet quieter at night than the core high-rises
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Camden Waterford Lakes
Waterford Lakes / UCF area · $1,580–$2,320
✓ Walking distance to Waterford Lakes Town Center and a short drive to UCF
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Cortland on Orange
SoDo · $1,610–$3,600
✓ Quiet SoDo location minutes from Orlando Health, downtown and I-4
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Enders Place at Baldwin Park
Baldwin Park · ~$1,690–$3,270
✓ Garden-style community spread across low-rise buildings, quieter than Baldwin Park's newer mid-rises
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Lake Nona Pixon
Lake Nona · $1,560–$3,400
✓ Walkable Lake Nona Town Center location steps from restaurants and entertainment
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LandonHouse
Lake Nona · $1,960–$3,160
✓ Prime spot in Lake Nona Town Center near Boxi Park and Park Pizza
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Lofts at SoDo
SoDo · $1,590–$3,950
✓ Prime walkable position in the SoDo district near Target, restaurants and Orlando Health
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MAA Baldwin Park
Baldwin Park · ~$1,700–$3,600
✓ Prime position on New Broad Street with restaurants, Publix, and Lake Baldwin trails all walkable
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Madison Waterford Lakes
East Orlando / UCF area · $1,910–$2,700
✓ Brand-new construction with spacious, modern floor plans
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Marina Landing
MetroWest · $1,230–$2,700
✓ Among the more affordable options in the MetroWest golf community
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Mondrian Lake Eola
Downtown Orlando · ~$1,400–$3,475
✓ Residents describe the tower as one of downtown's most design-forward buildings, from units to amenity spaces
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Northbridge at Millenia Lake
Millenia · $1,230–$2,690
✓ Walking distance to the Mall at Millenia via private walkways
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SteelHouse Orlando
North Quarter (Downtown) · ~$1,650–$2,650
✓ Very walkable North Quarter location near Lake Ivanhoe and the Orange Avenue restaurant strip
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The Gallery at Mills Park
Mills 50 · From ~$1,540
✓ Heart-of-Mills-50 location steps from the district's restaurants, with a Fresh Market in the same development
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The Princeton at College Park
College Park · ~$1,740–$3,450
✓ Walkable to the Edgewater Drive restaurant row, with Publix effectively next door and quick I-4 access
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The Rialto
Dr. Phillips / Sand Lake · $1,570–$3,930
✓ Directly on Restaurant Row with dozens of restaurants walkable from the door
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About these pros & cons
How we build these pages: we read publicly available resident reviews (Google, ApartmentRatings, Yelp, Reddit and similar) for each community and summarize the recurring themes in our own words. We don't copy review text, we don't display star ratings we didn't compute, and no complex has paid to appear or to have anything removed. Cons reflect what residents report — experiences vary. Rent ranges come from public listings and change often; always confirm current pricing, fees and policies with the property directly.