Orange City Apartments for Rent

Live Just an Hour Away From Daytona Beach and Orlando

Only forty-two miles from Orlando and thirty-seven miles from Daytona, Orange City makes for the perfect home base in the middle. It’s also the gateway to incredible state parks, some of which even feature West Indian Manatees! What about the apartments? They rock! Using our apartment finder makes getting a pet friendly rental really easy, and you can also use it to find specific amenities like pools, business centers, covered parking and a lot more.

Let’s Get You a Superb Apartment in Orange City

So how could we possibly get you an apartment perfectly tailored to you? It’s really easy; just tell us what you need! Are you thinking of three bedrooms, wall to wall carpet, appliances, and big closets in a community close to schools with covered parking? Then that’s exactly what we will search for. With MyNewPlace you can search for apartments by amenity, price, neighborhood and more. Once you see one you like browse the massive photo galleries or take a virtual tour of the popular rentals to see what they look like. Then use the interactive map to see what’s in the area and look for the schools, restaurants, and coffee shops that may be close by. Once you’ve picked out the best one for you, read the tips and moving advice we have to help you reduce the stress of moving. We also feature a little neighborly knowledge and some other tidbits to make moving that much easier. Ok, now that we have you all moved in, are you ready to explore Florida a little?

Orange City is the Perfect Launch Pad to Fun in the Florida Sun

When you move to Orange City you’ve got Orlando in the front yard and Daytona Beach in the back. You and the kids are really going to love that the Universal Orlando Resort and Disney World are only about an hour away. For the beach enthusiast Daytona Beach is probably the most famous of any beach in the United States. Want something to do just a little bit closer? Check out Blue Spring State park, Hontoon Island State Park, and Lower Wekiva River State Park. They are all right out the front door and provide excellent opportunities for hiking, water activities, camping and more. If you’re lucky you might catch a rare glimpse of a West Indian Manatee at Blue Spring on the St. Johns River.

Historic Orange City

Home to many historic places like Town Hall, the Dickinson Memorial Library and Park, and the Louis P. Thursby House, Orange City is a lovely place to call home. It’s full of history and the parks and recreation department is marvelous. They maintain five parks within the city’s limits that give residents opportunities to jog, play basketball, tennis, volleyball, nature walk, picnic and much more. Go ahead and pay them a little visit and see it for yourself. You may also want to check out the Volusia County ECHO (Ecological Cultural Heritage Outdoors) for more local recreation sites. Your new home in Orange City is calling, answer today!