Furnished houses for rent in Orlando, by the month

A weekend, a week or a month in one of these houses

Some guests need a house for a week, others for six months, and the house itself doesn't change, only the paperwork does. A night, a weekend or a week runs through the home's own Airbnb or Vrbo listing, or a direct message to us, and you get a normal short-stay confirmation and a check-in code. A month or longer works differently: we send a written agreement naming the home, the dates, the monthly rate and the deposit, you sign it and pay the first month, and arrival notes with the door code or lockbox location land in your inbox a few days before you drive up. Either way, you let yourself in. There's no front desk to check past and no lobby to walk through.

Once you're inside, the house runs the way your own house would. The kitchen has a stove, an oven, a full-size refrigerator and cabinets stocked with cookware and dishes, so a grocery run on day one replaces the drive-through. Every home has a washer and dryer in the house, not down a hall or across a parking lot, and every home has its own driveway, carport or parking pad, so there's no permit to buy and no garage fee to argue about. Wi-Fi is live before you arrive. None of the thirteen homes has a pool; the yards are for parking, grilling or letting a dog out.

We're plain about what these houses are and aren't. Eleven of the thirteen are older, single-story homes in working-class Orlando neighborhoods, renovated inside but showing their age outside: a driveway with a hairline crack here, a lawn that's more patchy than manicured there, furniture that's practical rather than styled for a photo shoot. The twelfth, the Meet & Play House, is the only new build in the portfolio, though its landscaping is still young. None of that is hidden. Every home's own page lists what to expect before you book, and we'd rather you read it ahead of time than find it as a surprise.

Sizes, layouts and who each house suits

Line the thirteen houses up by size and the spread is wide. The smallest sleeps six, the largest sleeps fifteen, and the difference is more than bedroom count: it's whether you want a compact two-bedroom for one or two people, a mid-size house for a family, or a place big enough that a crew or a wedding party doesn't split across two addresses. Three examples show the range.

West Orlando

Hiawassee

Wekiwa Home

2 bd 2 ba Sleeps 6

17 min downtown · 16 min AdventHealth · 19 min Universal

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Downtown Orlando

Parramore / Downtown Edge

Amelia’s Arena Retreat

4 bd 2 ba Sleeps 8

7 min downtown · 9 min ORMC · 16 min Universal

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Northwest Orlando

Pine Hills / Rosemont

The Clue House

6 bd 3 ba Sleeps 15

11 min downtown · 12 min ORMC · 14 min Universal

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The Wekiwa House in Hiawassee is the smallest and simplest: two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a king bed and a room with two full beds, a vaulted living room, and a kitchen already stocked with glasses, plates and cookware. It suits one person or a couple who don't need extra rooms to close doors on.

The Amelia House in Parramore, on the downtown edge, is the mid-size pick: four bedrooms, two updated bathrooms, one bedroom with its own attached bathroom, and a fenced backyard with mature shade trees. The Head Avenue House in Pine Hills is the biggest house we have: six bedrooms, three bathrooms, room for fifteen, a desk for working from home, and full-size laundry built into the unit. Between those three you can see the shape of the whole portfolio.

Six of the thirteen homes publish a street address on the site: the Amelia, Head Avenue, Piedmont, Dollins, Katherine and 25th Street houses. The other six, the Meet & Play, Entertainment, Londonderry, Cozy, Sunset Lake and Wekiwa houses, list a neighborhood and zip code, and we share the exact address once you book. Both groups come with the same furnished house, the same stocked kitchen and the same private parking; the address policy is a listing detail, not a difference in what you get.

A few more worth knowing by name. The Piedmont House, in Washington Shores, has a concrete parking pad that fits several vehicles; the Dollins House nearby sits on a shaded lot of mature oaks with its own driveway. The Meet & Play House, in Malibu Groves, is the newest build we have, with a pool table, a dart board and desks in two of its three bedrooms. The Entertainment House and the Londonderry House, both in Pine Hills, add a foosball table and table tennis in one and a bunk room with two sets of bunk beds in the other. And the Katherine House, in Lockhart, is the closest of our homes to AdventHealth Altamonte Springs, with a screened porch and a playground within walking distance.

The drive to downtown, the hospitals and Universal

Our homes sit on three sides of Orlando: the downtown edge in Parramore and Holden Heights, the northwest side around Pine Hills, Rosemont, Lockhart and Hiawassee, and the west side around Washington Shores and Malibu Groves. All three lean on the same two roads, SR-408 and I-4, which is why a house that's ten minutes from downtown tends to be ten to fifteen minutes from the hospitals too. The map below places every home in its true compass direction from downtown Orlando; the distance from the center is drive time, not miles.

The same numbers as a bar chart, so you can compare the whole portfolio to downtown Orlando at a glance.

Downtown is one trip; Orlando Health, AdventHealth Orlando and Universal are three more people ask about often. The Sunset Lake House is 2 minutes from Camping World Stadium and the Dollins House is 3, both in Washington Shores, if a game or a concert is the reason for the trip. For the hospitals and Universal specifically, here is every home against all three.

Typical road-routing times without traffic; Orlando rush hours add to the longer routes.

These are road-routing times without traffic. Orlando's rush hours add more time to the longer routes than the short ones, and SR-408 is a tolled expressway, so a SunPass or E-PASS transponder is worth having if you'll be driving it most days for a month.

What's already in the house when you arrive

Furniture, made-up beds, a stocked kitchen, a washer and dryer, Wi-Fi and private parking come with every home. This is what we confirm in writing before you book, and it doesn't change house to house.

Exact inclusions vary a little by home and are confirmed in writing when you book.

A few things do vary by home, and it's worth knowing which. The Head Avenue House has an in-home desk and full-size, in-unit laundry; the 25th Street House, the Cozy House and the Wekiwa House also have full-size washers and dryers on site. The Meet & Play House goes further, with a laundry room, desks with office chairs in two bedrooms and a fireplace-wall living room, on top of the pool table and dart board in its own game room.

The Entertainment House has a fireplace-wall living room too, plus a foosball table, table tennis and an attached one-car garage; the Piedmont House has its own foosball table and an arcade basketball game in the living space. The Dollins House, the Londonderry House and Cozy Home all have blackout curtains in the bedrooms. If a desk, full-size laundry or a second bathroom is what makes or breaks a stay for you, say so when you inquire, and we'll point you to the home that actually has it.

Paying for a night, a week or a company's month

A night, a weekend or a week runs through the home's own Airbnb or Vrbo listing, priced and paid the way any short-term rental is: a nightly rate, a deposit and a cancellation policy set by that listing. It's the right route for a visit before a longer stay starts, a weekend for a game or a wedding, or a family's theme-park week.

A month or longer is booked directly with us instead. The monthly rate, the deposit and the pet policy are confirmed in writing when you inquire; we don't publish monthly rates on the site because they move by home and season. What we can say is that the rate covers the whole house, not a room, and it comes with a written agreement and an itemized receipt, so there's a paper trail for an employer, an agency or an adjuster to work from.

For an established company, staffing agency or insurer, we can write the agreement in the company's name, invoice monthly, and bill on net-30 terms under a signed agreement or purchase order once the first booking is paid. We provide a W-9 and a certificate of insurance on request; Libema carries a commercial landlord liability policy. That billing setup is for companies, agencies and insurers specifically. A family on vacation, a reunion group or a team parent pays the way any guest does: a rate confirmed in writing, a deposit and an itemized receipt, with no purchase order involved.

Extensions run by the month. If an assignment, a repair or a house-hunt runs long, tell us as soon as you know your stay is going to run past its original end date, and we'll work out the extension with you from there.

Groceries, food and parks near each cluster

The Amelia House and the 25th Street House sit closest to downtown, and it shows in how you'd run errands. The Publix at The Paramount on Lake Eola, 400 East Central Boulevard, is the compact downtown grocery, with a second Publix on South Orange Avenue near Holden Heights. Lake Eola Park has a roughly one-mile sidewalk loop, the resident swans, pedal-powered swan boats and a Sunday farmers market from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. These two homes are also the only ones where you could get by without a car most days, thanks to the LYNX Central and Church Street SunRail stations and the free downtown LYMMO bus.

Around Pine Hills and Lockhart, the closest full grocers are Presidente Supermarket, a Latin market on North Pine Hills Road, and Caribbean Supercenter and Enson Market along West Colonial Drive, three of the more international grocery stops in the city; the Walmart Supercenter on West Princeton Street is the closest big box. Barnett Park, off West Colonial Drive, has a free splash pad through the warm months, playgrounds, trails and courts, a short drive from all four Pine Hills homes. The Central Florida Fairgrounds sits on the neighborhood's southern edge, 4 minutes from both Entertainment Home and Cozy Home.

On the west side, the Piedmont, Dollins and Sunset Lake houses are all in Washington Shores, and Meet. Play. Stay. is a few minutes further out in Malibu Groves. The nearest full grocery for Meet. Play. Stay. is the Publix at Metro West Village on South Hiawassee Road; for the other three it's the same downtown Publix or the Walmart on Princeton Street. Lake Lorna Doone Park, a twelve-acre park with a walking loop and a splash pad just north of Camping World Stadium, sits close enough to City and Stadium Sanctuary Vibes to be an extension of its own yard.

Camping World Stadium · Quintin Soloviev · CC BY 4.0 · resized from 10599x7576

The Wekiwa House, out in Hiawassee, leans hardest on a car of any home in the portfolio: Wekiwa Springs State Park is about 18 minutes north, and the Publix at Metro West Village is the everyday stop. Outside the two downtown-edge homes, plan on driving everywhere, and each of our local area guides goes deeper on a specific cluster.

What guests said

The reviews below come straight from the homes' own Airbnb listings, verbatim, with the guest's name and the month they stayed. Fruit Tree Home alone carries 142 of them at a 4.83 average; the full wall for every home is on our reviews page.

Guests at other homes describe the same thing in their own words. Cristina, who stayed at the Meet & Play House in July 2026, wrote: 'Absolute great stay. The place was clean. I had everything I needed to make it a long-term stay. I was in this Airbnb for 30 days.' Santiago, who stayed at the Wekiwa House in July 2026, wrote: 'Michelle’s place is in a great location you can get anywhere around Orlando in 20 minutes. She responds to any questions or concerns immediately. Neighborhood is quiet and peaceful. Close to restaurants and stores would definitely recommend her place.'

A short list before you inquire

The stays that go smoothest tend to have these sorted out before the first message.

• Dates and length. A weekend or a week runs through Airbnb or Vrbo; a month or longer is a written agreement with us directly.
• Who's coming. A couple, a family, a crew, a wedding party. Several homes accept pets, and the policy and any deposit are confirmed in writing before you commit.
• A car. Outside the two downtown-edge homes, you'll want one. Every home has its own driveway, carport or parking pad.
• Who's paying. You personally, a company, an agency or an insurer changes whose name goes on the agreement and whether net-30 billing applies.
• What the house needs to have. A desk, full-size laundry, a second bathroom, a bunk room. Tell us and we'll point you to the home that actually has it.
• The address. Six of our homes publish a street address on the site; the other six share the exact address once you book.

Send us that list with your dates and we typically reply the same day with two or three homes that fit, real photos, and the drive time to wherever you're headed.

Where to read more

Three of our guides go further than this page does: how a furnished monthly rental is normally stocked, how the monthly math compares with an extended-stay hotel, and a house-by-house guide to matching the right home to the stay you're planning.

Guides · 4 min

Monthly Furnished Rentals: What's Usually Included

A plain rundown of the furniture, kitchen, linens, utilities, and internet you can usually expect in a furnished monthly home, and the questions worth asking before you book.

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Guides · 4 min

Furnished Rental vs. Extended-Stay Hotel: The Monthly Math

A look at how the costs and everyday details compare when your Orlando stay runs a month or longer.

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The Homes · 6 min

Which Libema Home Is Right for You

All thirteen homes matched to the stays people actually book: a solo nurse, a couple, a family of five, a crew, a reunion, a game weekend, a hospital assignment.

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If a specific reason brought you here, our audience pages go deeper: a travel nurse or medical assignment, a corporate relocation or project team, or a move to Orlando while you find a neighborhood. If the hospital campus is what matters most, Orlando Health / ORMC and AdventHealth Orlando each have their own page with the drive time from every home.