3-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo-hotel unit at Lake Buena Vista Resort Village & Spa. 1,231 sq ft. Fully furnished and currently income-producing.
Priced at $165,000 — $70,000 below the average active 3-bedroom listing in this community. That gap reflects current market conditions, not the asset’s income profile.
The unit is well-configured for short-term rental performance. The kitchen has full-size appliances and dark granite countertops. The open living area connects to a private balcony. The king primary suite delivers the guest experience this market expects.
The resort carries real differentiators. Lake Buena Vista Resort Village & Spa is one of a small number of properties in the Orlando corridor with a full-service on-site spa — an amenity that supports occupancy across seasonal shifts.
Location is straightforward: Universal Studios is minutes away, Walt Disney World close behind. The May 2025 opening of Epic Universe — the first major new U.S. theme park in over 24 years, backed by $7 billion in investment — has already pushed STR bookings in this corridor up 16% year-over-year. Industry projections put combined annual visitors to Universal properties at 25–30 million going forward.
On-site management handles all operations. STR income varies by unit, occupancy, and market conditions — buyers should run their own projections based on current data. What the location provides is a demand environment that didn’t exist two years ago. 168 closed sales on record at this community, with a 97.3% median sale-to-list ratio.
Buyers are entering near recent lows, with the Epic Universe demand wave still building.