First Methodist Church of Oviedo, Methodist church in Oviedo, Florida.

The First Methodist Church of Oviedo at 263 King Street is a red brick building with a white-painted portico and trim. Four white columns support a triangular pediment with a half-round window; behind them a central white door with a rectangular transom is flanked by two round windows. A white square tower with a louvered opening rises to a green shingled spire, and granite steps with white handrails lead to the entrance.

The First Methodist Church of Oviedo, at 263 King Street, was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on July 18, 2007. The congregation describes itself as a large, multi-generational church in the heart of Oviedo, active in mission work locally and worldwide.

The congregation describes itself as a large, multi-generational church in the heart of Oviedo, running missional work in its own community and worldwide. Its address on King Street places it in the town centre, and the church invites visitors to join any of its activities.

The church stands at 263 King Street in Oviedo, Florida. Granite steps with white handrails lead up to the entrance, and a small accessible sign is posted near the right corner of the front facade. Visitors arriving by car should look for the address on King Street.

The church was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on July 18, 2007, an honor that rests on the building itself rather than on its congregation's programs. Its address, 263 King Street, places it in the center of Oviedo.