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Sleepy Hollow - Longwood

Sleepy Hollow is a Longwood neighborhood of non-gated Homes off West S.R. 434 just East of I-4 in the East area of Longwood. The majority of the Homes in Sleepy Hollow were built from 1971 to 1981 by various unknown home builders.

Reiter Park is nearby as is an entrance to I-4 which will take you North to Daytona Beach where it terminates into I-95 or South to Downtown Orlando, past the attractions area and to Tampa where it terminates into I-75.

Sleepy Hollow Neighborhood Amenities

There is a mandatory HOA for Sleepy Hollow which includes the following amenities:

playground, sidewalks, tennis courts, basketball court and park

Where is Sleepy Hollow in Longwood?

Sleepy Hollow is located in the 32750 zip code in the East area of Longwood in Northwest Orlando.

What's Around & Near Sleepy Hollow?

• Grocery-Restaurants: Longwood Hills
• Mall: Altamonte Mall
• Hospital: Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital
• Schools: Seminole County Find My School
• Attractions: Reiter Park & Wekiva Island
• Get Out & Play: Cross Seminole Trail
• Local Hang Out: Post Time Lounge
• Closest Beach: New Smyrna Beach

Typical Sleepy Hollow Home Features

Sleepy Hollow included home features below are common but may vary from home to home:

• Builder(s): various unknown home builders
• Architectural Style(s): mid-century modern, courtyard, traditional and Florida
• Number of Bedrooms: 3 to 4
• Number of Garage Spaces: 2 to 3
• Sq Ft Size under Air: Approx 1900 to 3300
• Average Lot Size: one third acre to one acre
• Construction Material: Block, Concrete, Stucco, Wood Frame
• Roof: Shingle
• Typical Views: trees/woods, or Oak Lake water

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