Henry Lewin has spent the better part of his life working in the sales and marketing industries for three major companies. His worldwide travels, for both business and pleasure, have given him the unique opportunity to do business in Europe, Asia and the Middle east, all the while gaining valuable experience in both luxury residential and commercial real estate markets.

Henry spent his younger years in Europe and later came to the Unites States as a teenager. This life experience opened the doors for him to become fluent in several languages. Aside from English, he is familiar with French and Hebrew, and has an understanding of several other languages. Growing up with such a multi-cultural background provided the means to familiarize him with the sales and marketing practices of many countries. Henry's diverse background translates into a rewarding experience for his clients. Also important is his background of working with computer, which gives him a great understanding of today's technologies and communication vehicles, which in turn leads to better and faster service.

Henry started his career as a Realtor in Florida over 11 years ago. He has spent the majority of his real estate profession negotiating contracts which included foreclosures, short sales and commercial/residential properties. Henry is a dedicated agent that has had, over the years the benefit of countless referrals from satisfied clients. As a realtor, Henry helps his buyers understand the types of homes they are purchasing, what items can easily be changed or improved and what items could be potential pitfalls later. This knowledge has helped buyers when purchasing REO properties, short sales, foreclosures, etc. Henry works closely with several associates that assist in all of the negotiations to assure a safe, swift and proper closing and transfer of properties.

Call Henry and make your appointment today and let your journey to buying your dream home begin today.

Henry makes his home in the beautiful City of Maitland in Seminole County, however helps clients buy and sell homes in many areas of Central Florida including:

Seminole County:
Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Longwood, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Sanford, Oviedo, Winter Springs
32701, 32732, 32771, 32707, 32746, 32773, 32708, 32750, 32779, 32714, 32765, 32730, 32766

Orange County:
Orlando, Winter Park, Baldwin Park, Apopka, Ocoee, Winderemere, College Park, Winter Garden, Wedgefield
32703, 32808, 32826, 32809, 32829, 32709, 32810, 32712, 32811, 32751, 32812, 32833, 32789, 32814, 32835, 32792, 32817, 32836, 32818, 32837, 32801, 32819, 32839, 32803, 32820, 34734, 32804, 32822, 34761, 32806, 34786, 32807, 32825, 34787

Lake County:
Clermont, Mount Dora, Montverde, Groveland, Leesburg, Mascotte, Lady Lake, The Villages
34711, 34715, 32162, 32776, 34731, 32778, 34736, 32784, 34737, 34748, 34753, 32757, 34714, 34756

Osceola County:
Kissimmee, Saint Cloud, Poinciana, Buenaventura Lakes, Narcoossee, Celebration
32741, 34743, 34758, 32743, 34744, 34769, 33848, 34746, 34771, 34741, 34747, 34772

Since the 1960s, Maitland has been a quintessential bedroom community. Some of the area’s first suburbs were built there to attract young families looking for large lawns and good schools.

In the late 1970s a sprawling office park called Maitland Center was built near the I-4 interchange, giving the city a distinctive business identity as well. The 190-acre development contains a hotel, 45 office buildings, and 400 businesses. More than 12,000 people are employed there.

Another big project that gives Maitland’s somewhat nebulous downtown district a more cohesive look is Broad Street Partners’ Ravinia, a seven-story retail and condominium development.

Maitland is also the home of Uptown Maitland East, a retail and condominium project, and North Bridge, a commercial office project that will sit across from Ravinia. Both are being developed by Naples-based Red Robin Realty.

Maitland Town Square has given the city new life as well. Maitland Town Square includes a city hall and a public safety complex in addition to condominiums and retail space. The property has more than 200,000 square feet of office space, 250,000 square feet of retail space, 600 residential units, a 150-room hotel, a movie theater and parks.

Clearly, Maitland can only be described as a thoroughly modern place. Yet it has actually been in existence longer than most Central Florida communities.

I was established in 1838 as Fort Maitland, named in honor of Capt. William S. Maitland, a hero of the Second Seminole War. In 1880, the railroad from Sanford arrived, sparking a tourism boom that lasted until freezes in the 1890s disenchanted visitors.

In 1937 sculptor AndrŽ Smith founded the Mayan themed Art Center in Maitland, which was originally intended to be a compound where artists could live and work. The center, now listed on the National Register of Historic Place, feature an open-air chapel that has become a popular location for weddings.

Today Maitland is home to the Enzian Theater, the region’s only art-house cinema and the setting for the annual Florida Film Festival. And two large art festivals are held in Maitland: one in October, sponsored by the Maitland Rotary Club, and one in April, sponsored by the Maitland/South Seminole Chamber of Commerce.

The Florida Audubon Society was founded in Maitland, and its headquarters, including the bird hospital, remain on Lake Sybellia.