1904 Vista View Dr

Lakeland, FL 33813

  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2612 Sqft.

Listing Description

               🏑 1904 Vista View Dr, Lakeland, FL 33813 Draft Property Overview
βœ” Single-Family Home
βœ” 4 Bedrooms β€’ 3 Bathrooms
βœ” Set on a residential lot in South Lakeland, near shopping, dining, and top-rated schools

🌟 Features & Highlights
βœ” Block construction with durable, low-maintenance exterior
βœ” Spacious open-concept living room with natural light and flexible layout
βœ” Kitchen with ample cabinetry, counter space, and dining area
βœ” Primary suite with en-suite bath and closet storage
βœ” Additional bedrooms suitable for family, guests, or office use
βœ” Screened lanai overlooking private backyardβ€”ideal for entertaining
βœ” Attached garage with washer/dryer hookups and extra storage
βœ” Mature landscaping with shade trees and curb appeal
βœ” Move-in ready with potential for updates or personalization

🌊 Water Access & Views
βœ” Short drive to Scott Lake, Banana Lake, and Lake Hollingsworth for boating, kayaking, and recreation

πŸ“ Location & Surroundings
βœ” Situated in desirable South Lakeland, just off Lakeland Highlands Rd
βœ” Convenient to shopping, dining, and medical centers along S. Florida Ave
βœ” Easy commute to Polk Parkway, US-98, and I-4 for Tampa and Orlando access
βœ” Close to parks, golf courses, and Lakeland’s cultural attractions

⚑ Zoning & Utilities
βœ” Zoning: Residential (verify with Polk County)
βœ” Utilities: Public water, sewer, and electric
βœ” Central HVAC system

πŸŽ“ Schools (verify local zoning)
βœ” Highlands Grove Elementary (PK–5)
βœ” Lakeland Highlands Middle School (6–8)
βœ” George W. Jenkins High School (9–12)

πŸ’° Price & Taxes
βœ” Annual Property Taxes: ~$2,200–$2,800 (verify Polk County records)

πŸ“Š Community Snapshot (approx. 1-mile radius)
βœ” Median Household Income: ~$70,000–$78,000
βœ” Median Home Value: ~$350,000–$375,000
βœ” Average Age: ~41 years

✨ Summary
1904 Vista View Dr is a well-located 4BR/2.5BA block home in the sought-after South Lakeland area. With a functional layout, screened lanai, and private backyard, it’s ideal for families, retirees, or investors. The location offers quiet suburban living while staying close to schools, shopping, and commuter routes.

🏑 Lakeland, Florida Community Overview
Lakeland is the largest city in Polk County, located between Tampa and Orlando along the I-4 corridor. Known for its historic charm, lakes, and accessibility, Lakeland offers a balance of suburban comfort and urban amenities.

🏑 Real Estate & Housing
Lakeland provides a wide range of housing options:
🏠 Historic homes – Many near Lake Morton and downtown.
🌴 Suburban communities – South Lakeland neighborhoods with newer homes and excellent schools.
🏘️ 55+ and master-planned communities – Offering pools, golf, and amenities.
πŸ’° Median home price: ~$315,000–$350,000, more affordable than Tampa or Orlando.

βœ… Why People Love Lakeland
βœ” Strategic location between Tampa and Orlando
βœ” Affordable cost of living with diverse housing options
βœ” Vibrant downtown with shops, restaurants, and events
βœ” Abundant lakes, parks, and recreational activities
βœ” Strong sense of community and family-friendly environment

πŸ–οΈ Lifestyle & Attractions
βœ” Lake Hollingsworth – Popular for walking, biking, and boating
βœ” Circle B Bar Reserve – Wildlife viewing and trails
βœ” Historic Downtown Lakeland – Farmers market, dining, and events
βœ” Joker Marchant Stadium – Spring training home of the Detroit Tigers
βœ” Florida Southern College – Renowned Frank Lloyd Wright architecture

πŸ“Š Demographics & Economy
Population: ~117,000+ residents
Median household income: ~$61,000
Major industries:
Healthcare & education (Lakeland Regional Health, Publix HQ, Florida Southern College)
Logistics & distribution (Amazon, FedEx hubs nearby)
Retail & service economy

πŸŽ“ Education & Schools
Lakeland is part of the Polk County School District, with a mix of public, charter, and private schools. Notable:
βœ” George W. Jenkins High School – Highly regarded public high school
βœ” Harrison School for the Arts – Magnet high school in performing/visual arts
βœ” Florida Southern College & Southeastern University – Higher education in the city

πŸš— Transportation & Accessibility
βœ” Polk Parkway provides quick access to I-4
βœ” Tampa International Airport – ~45 minutes
βœ” Orlando International Airport – ~1 hour
βœ” Amtrak station downtown for regional rail service

β˜€οΈ Climate & Outdoor Living
βœ” Warm, sunny climate year-round with mild winters
βœ” Access to over 30 lakes within city limits
βœ” Ideal for outdoor activitiesβ€”boating, fishing, golfing, and festivals

Lakeland blends historic charm, affordability, and a central location, making it one of Central Florida’s most desirable communities for families, professionals, and retirees.
            

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