Central Florida’s First Luxury Car Condos Are Coming to Oviedo: Inside Collection 674
Central Florida car collectors have been storing their prized vehicles as far away as Jacksonville for lack of a better option. That changes with Collection 674, a 34-unit gated luxury car condominium development on Aloma Avenue that breaks ground this October, bringing the region its first purpose-built home for storing, customizing and showcasing high-value vehicles.
A rendering of Collection 674, the 34-unit gated luxury car condo development planned on Aloma Avenue in Oviedo.
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What to Know
The Collection 674 project in brief
A first-of-its-kind facility for the region, built for collectors, hobbyists and enthusiasts who have outgrown suburban garages and HOA rules.
34 gated car condo units. Deeded, climate-controlled spaces from 709 to 1,658 square feet on a 3-acre parcel along Aloma Avenue, one mile east of State Road 417.
Built for serious collections. Every unit gets 21-foot ceilings for vertical lifts and mezzanines, a 14-foot automated door, a 200-amp panel and stubbed plumbing.
October groundbreaking. Site approvals are nearly complete, construction runs about eight months, and completion is targeted for 2027.
Central Florida collectors frustrated by strict neighborhood HOAs and tight suburban garages are about to get a dedicated space built for their passion. According to reporting by Sarah Kinbar for GrowthSpotter, Collection 674 will be the region’s first tailor-made commercial facility where owners can store, customize and showcase high-value vehicles.
Similar facilities already operate in Leesburg, Auburndale, Tampa and beyond, but until now there was nothing here. Co-founders Lindsay Winter Bellinkoff and Ira Bellinkoff saw the gap firsthand while traveling through Naples, Sarasota and Jacksonville, where the concept has taken hold.
“We know people living in Orlando who store their cars in Jacksonville.”— Lindsay Winter Bellinkoff, co-founder of Collection 674, to GrowthSpotter
What’s being built on Aloma Avenue
Site plans for the 3-acre parcel show two main condo buildings arranged around wide drive aisles designed for vehicle maneuvering and trailering, with 24/7 monitored perimeter security, dedicated guest parking and a vehicle detail and wash bay. The name is a nod to craftsmanship: it comes from the limited-release, 674-horsepower Talos XXT.
The base layouts include 10 small units called The Reserve at 709 square feet, 17 medium units at 949 square feet, and seven large Pinnacle units at 1,227 square feet with room for a mezzanine lounge. Combining two units creates The Passage, a 1,658-square-foot pull-through option. Even the smallest unit can hold up to four vehicles when lifts are used.
Inside the units
Every unit is engineered around vehicles first. Features include 21-foot clear ceilings designed to accommodate vertical car lifts and mezzanines, a 14-foot automated roll-up garage door, reinforced concrete flooring, a 200-amp electrical panel, fire sprinklers, air conditioning, high-speed internet and stubbed plumbing connections for optional private restrooms.
From there, customization is the point. Owners can add restrooms, mezzanine lounges, workshops or full private showrooms, the kind of build-outs residential property rules rarely allow.
A clubhouse built for race days
Near the entrance, a 1,300-square-foot owners clubhouse will serve as the development’s social hub, featuring an entertainment space, racing simulators and a game parlor where owners can host events or gather to watch major motorsport races.
Collection 674 by the numbers
The figures matter because this is a first for the region: a deeded, purpose-built home for car collections that Central Florida enthusiasts previously had to leave the area to find.
Timeline, team and demand
Groundbreaking is scheduled for October with an eight-month construction schedule aiming for completion in 2027. Water management and Florida Department of Transportation driveway permits are already secured, with final site plan reviews wrapping up with Seminole County alongside a minor FDOT stormwater update.
The Bellinkoffs purchased the 3-acre parcel in mid-January for $2.1 million and are developing the project with three local firms: general contractor RBmarks Construction, architect Rapid Design and civil engineering firm Tannath Design. Units range from the low $300,000s to the upper $400,000s, and pre-sales secured two reservations in the first week. The developers say they are already seeking additional parcels across Central Florida to expand the concept.
A light real estate read on the project
For the Oviedo area, Collection 674 is a demand signal worth noticing. Purpose-built collector facilities follow affluence, and developers choosing this stretch of Aloma Avenue, minutes from the 417, says something about how east Seminole County’s buyer base has matured.
For homeowners nearby, a low-traffic, high-end commercial neighbor of this kind tends to be among the friendliest forms of development: quiet by design, secured around the clock, and catering to owners who visit rather than a business that generates constant trips.
The Takeaway
Collection 674 fills a genuine gap: Central Florida collectors have been driving to Jacksonville, Tampa or Leesburg for space their own region never offered. Thirty-four deeded, customizable units with a clubhouse built for race days changes that, and two reservations in the first week of pre-sales suggests the demand was waiting.
Watch the October groundbreaking. If the eight-month schedule holds and the expansion search succeeds, this may be the first of several across Central Florida.
FAQ
What is Collection 674?
Collection 674 is Central Florida’s first luxury car condominium development: a 34-unit gated facility in Oviedo where owners can store, customize and showcase high-value vehicles in deeded, climate-controlled units.
Where is it located?
On a 3-acre parcel along Aloma Avenue (State Road 426) in Oviedo, one mile east of State Road 417, in Seminole County.
How big are the units?
Base layouts include 10 Reserve units at 709 square feet, 17 medium units at 949 square feet, and seven Pinnacle units at 1,227 square feet with mezzanine space. Combining two units creates the 1,658-square-foot pull-through Passage. The smallest unit can hold up to four vehicles with lifts.
What amenities are included?
21-foot ceilings, 14-foot automated doors, reinforced concrete floors, 200-amp panels, fire sprinklers, air conditioning, high-speed internet and stubbed plumbing, plus 24/7 monitored security, a wash and detail bay, and a 1,300-square-foot owners clubhouse with racing simulators and a game parlor.
When will it open?
Groundbreaking is scheduled for October 2026 with an eight-month construction timeline targeting completion in 2027. Pre-sales are underway, with units priced from the low $300,000s to the upper $400,000s.
External Links & Related Reading
For readers who want to review the reporting and the project team behind Collection 674, these are the key references.
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