Tuscan Ridge

This new, gated, Mediterranean-style resort is landscaped with mature palms and trees to give it the feel of being in the quiet Italian Tuscan countryside. Adding to this the many amenities on offer and it is the ideal location to stay for a holiday in Florida.

Tuscan Ridge is a quiet, beautiful and prestigious community partly inhabited by residentials. Located just off US Hwy 27, 3 miles north of I-4, the community is newly built and only a 15 minute drive to the Disney Parks.
4 and 5 Bedroom Executive Plus homes, all with the following as standard:
� Games rooms with pool table, air hockey and electronic darts board PS2, X-Box or Wii console with two controllers and a minimum of 6 games 42" Flat screen TV in lounge with 300 cable channels ( English Premier League games shown live during season) TV's in each bedroom ( 100 cable channels) � FREE DVD library (at least 50 to choose from in each home) FREE WIFI FREE Safe Pool towels Gas powered BBQ $10 Int'l calling card FREE basic welcome pack containing coffee, tea, sugar, milk, orange juice, Coca Cola, Cookies, Spring Water.

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Features:

  • Private Pool
  • Air Conditioning
  • BBQ
  • Terraces/Garden Area(s)
  • Sun Beds/Loungers
  • WiFi

Florida

Millions of pleasure-seekers can't be wrong! Florida is North America's favourite holiday destination and draws hordes of tourists all year round. The reason for the state's popularity as a vacation station is its sunny climate and situation. Consisting of a peninsula jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean from the southeastern corner of the United States, Florida's uneven coastline is indented with estuaries, bays, inlets, lagoons and rivers, creating ideal enclaves for the location of holiday resorts. Right in the south the peninsula ends in an arc of islands resting on coral reefs, known as the Florida Keys, today joined and accessed via a highway ending in Key West, the southernmost point of the United States.

After World War II, tourism development took off at a great pace, not to enhance its natural attractions, but in the form of building man-made ones. The central part of the state, particularly around Tampa and Orlando, has since become a theme park paradise for thrill seekers. Enticing venues offer everything from water slides to rollicking roller coasters, and themed animal habitats attract thousands to the accompanying resort hotels on the huge sites of Disney World, Sea World, Busch Gardens and other major resort operators.

The state's biggest city, Miami, echoes the vibrancy of the rest of this holiday Mecca, with its soft white sandy beaches vying for attention with the city's numerous attractions and colourful neighbourhoods. Its famous Art Deco district and Latin American quarter are constantly thronged with visitors, many of them passengers from the hundreds of cruise ships that come and go in the bustling port. Within easy access from Miami are the Everglades, a marshy grass plain resonating with wildlife and filled with alligators.

Aptly named the 'Sunshine State', Florida can offer anything anyone seeks in a holiday, whether it be fine wining and dining, learning about space exploration, discovering endangered wildlife, riding a roller coaster or bronzing on one of its famous beaches.

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