A Home Base For UCF Life

Finding the right place to live near campus can shape the whole college experience, and Orlando student housing with fitness center options like Aves @ Twelve 100 make that choice easier. Sitting directly across from the University of Central Florida, this community blends convenience with comfort for students who want more than just a bedroom. Residents can unwind by one of four resort-style pools, catch up on homework in a private study room, or spend time outdoors in the courtyard spaces scattered throughout the property. Every detail is designed around student life, from the layout of the apartments to the shared spaces built for connection. Aves @ Twelve 100 gives students a home base that supports both academics and downtime, all just steps from class.

 

Comfort In Every Bedroom

College life gets a lot smoother when the apartment already feels like home from day one. Furnished apartments near UCF with private bathrooms give every resident at Aves @ Twelve 100 a personal retreat within a shared living space. Each bedroom comes equipped with a full-size bed, dresser, desk and chair, while the common area includes a sofa, coffee table, entertainment stand and barstools for hanging out with roommates. Since each resident signs an individual contract, only one person is responsible for each bedroom, so unexpected vacancies never become someone else's financial burden. This setup makes it simple to focus on classes and friendships instead of worrying about logistics. Aves @ Twelve 100 was built with these everyday student needs in mind.

 

Local Food Scene in Orlando, Florida

Orlando’s food scene rewards curiosity because the city brings together flavors from a remarkably wide range of cultures. You can find Cuban, Puerto Rican, Vietnamese, Brazilian, Korean, Indian, Caribbean, and other international influences alongside Southern cooking, seafood, barbecue, and familiar American favorites. Neighborhood dining districts add another layer, with independent restaurants, bakeries, food halls, cafés, and casual spots giving you alternatives beyond the large resort areas. Orlando’s culinary reputation has also grown enough to attract national attention from the MICHELIN Guide. In 2026, Visit Orlando reported 61 MICHELIN Guide restaurants, including starred restaurants, Bib Gourmand selections, and recommended venues. The appeal is not limited to fine dining, either. You can spend one meal exploring an acclaimed restaurant and the next trying a small neighborhood eatery, making the city’s dining culture especially varied.

 

Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, FL

Walt Disney World Resort gives you an easy way to turn a day into a much bigger experience. The destination includes four theme parks, two water parks, hotels, dining, shopping, and entertainment, so you can shape a visit around your interests and energy level. Magic Kingdom offers familiar fairy-tale charm, while EPCOT blends rides with international food and cultural experiences. Disney’s Animal Kingdom adds wildlife and nature to the mix, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios brings popular movie and television stories to life. You do not have to see everything in one visit, which can make the experience feel less rushed. Even a simple stroll, a favorite meal, or an evening show can become a memorable part of your time there.

 

Orlando International Airport Announces $351 Million North Terminal Renovations

Anyone who's shuffled through MCO during peak season knows the airport can use a refresh, and a big one is officially on the way. The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is pouring $351 million into upgrading Terminals A and B, with new flooring, modernized ceilings, expanded restrooms, and better seating throughout. It's easy to take an airport for granted until you're stuck in a cramped gate area at 6 a.m., so seeing this level of investment feels like a genuine quality-of-life win for travelers and locals alike. This builds on the momentum from Terminal C's debut a few years back, and it signals MCO isn't slowing down as one of the busiest airports in the state. Smoother travel days might be closer than you think.

 

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Driving Direction

Walt Disney World® Resort

Florida, United States

Get on I-4 E from Hotel Plaza Blvd

5 min (1.2 mi)

Continue on I-4 E. Take I-4 Express, FL-408 E and FL-417 N to University Blvd. Take exit 37 A from FL-417 N

25 min (26.1 mi)

Continue on University Blvd. Drive to Sterling University Ln in University

7 min (2.8 mi)

Aves @ Twelve 100

12100 Sterling University Ln, 

Orlando, FL 32826, United States