In Lakeland, the bungalow-style is a popular home with some homes dating back almost a hundred years.
In its simplest form, a bungalow is a single-story dwelling with a “half-story” giving the appearance of a sloping roof with a smaller floorplan (though, some bungalows can be quite large). The homes are crafted with affordability in mind and don classic features such as dormer windows + verandas.
If you’re on the market for charming new digs, check out some of Swan City’s most eligible bungalows.
2815 Eaton Ave.
3 beds/2 baths | $199,900 | Located just 7 minutes from Circle B Reserve, this home features a more modernized bungalow style, without a 100-year history.
316 W. Hancock St.
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3 beds/2.5 baths | $249,900 | This is a classic Lakeland bungalow, built in the 1920s and masterfully restored in the Dixieland neighborhood just minutes from Lake Hollingsworth + Lake Hunter.
421 W. Beacon Rd.
3 beds/2 baths | $299,000 | This charmer sits in the Beacon Hill Historic District and is about a 20-minute walk to Born and Bread Bakehouse
412 E. Poinsettia St. 4 beds/2 baths | $319,900 | This Lake Hollingsworth bungalow sits on 1.5 acres and is almost 100-years old with its updated features leaving the original charm intact.
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5 beds/3 baths | $369,900 | This craftsman-style bungalow comes with a 1930s charm, complete with a white picket fence. Oh, and did we mention it’s a 4-minute drive to The Joinery?
209 Patten Heights St. 3 beds/1 bath | $329,900 | Situated less than 1 block from Lake Hollingsworth, this updated 1930s bungalow is the perfect jumping-off point for your walks around the lake.
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219 E. Beacon Rd. 4 beds/3.5 baths | $389,900 | This bungalow boasts almost 115-years of history and will be less than 1-minute away from LoveBird Almost Famous Chicken on opening day.
2022 Lake Miriam Dr.
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3 beds/3 baths | $399,900 | Built in 1925, this historic bungalow has been fully renovated (check out that kitchen) and sits just north of Highlands City + Lakeland Highlands.
Click the button below to view all 8 bungalows as well as their interiors.
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If money were no object, which bungalow would win your heart? |
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The go between for Lake Hunter + Lake Hollingsworth |
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The craftsman within walking distance to The Joinery |
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The South Lakeland charmer with a trendy kitchen |
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Ranked
○ 42. That’s what Publix ranked on Fortune’s list of the 100 Best Companies to Work. 2021 is year 24 for the company to make the list. Another local company to grace the list was Kimley-Horn and Associates in the top 35. (The Ledger)
Announced ○ Last month, we shared the installation of this year’s 2021 Florida Sculpture Competition + as of this week, the sculptures are ready for votes. Residents can do so by May 14 at 5 p.m. Sculptists hail from all across the country, including one local sculptor, Lakelander Keith Williams. Take your pick here.
○ Plant City’s Parkesdale Market (3702 W. Baker St.) announced their summer menu this week. The popular produce outpost will serve up Dole whip, tangerine ice cream, popsicles, ice pops, and more. This year’s summer hours will operate from Wed.-Sun. from 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
WaterCooler
○ Stan Heath, the coach for the Lakeland Magic, is leaving the NBA G-League and is heading to coach college ball at his alma mater. Stan just celebrated his fourth year with the Magic and will become the men’s head coach at East Michigan University. 🏀
Community
○ 25 Polk County students are working to build an aircraft at this year’s SUN ‘n FUN expo. The Lakeland Aero Club’s goal is to construct a Patriot Aircraft PA-18F in just 6 days — a feat that normally spans 8-12 months. The aircraft will hold a 118-horsepower engine, complete with a student pilot + training instructor. (The Ledger)
○ Have you seen this dog? On April 10, the Lakeland Police Department found a pup at a local crime scene. Now, the police are asking for the community’s help in finding his rightful owner. If you recognize the handsome boy, call 863-834-8980. (WFLA News Channel 8)
Watch
○ Don’t forget, tomorrow Fly Like a Girl will be available to stream on Hulu. The film was produced by Indie Atlantic Films and directed by Florida-native, Katie McEntire Wiatt. In 84-minutes, the film details the current movement of women + their desire to break into aviation — a predominantly male-centric profession. ✈️
Lakelander
○ Lakeland pianist, Robert Fleitz, won the 2021 Pro Musicis International Award. The award focuses on young artists’ skills as well as their willingness to partake in community outreach. Robert will perform at Carnegie Hall + will debut The Swan City Piano Festival, virtually, with a live concert in June. (LkldNow)
Listen
○ On a recent episode of Catapult’s podcast Headway, member Kyle Ashcraft, a CPA and founder or Maxwell CPA Review, discusses what you need to know to get through tax season successfully. Listen here. 🎧 Ⓟ
TryThis
○ Peachey’s Baking Company will be out and about this week at the SUN ‘n FUN Aerospace Expo. You can find a local truck full of fresh donuts + pretzels until April 18 at 4175 Medulla Rd. 🍩
Asked
○ Have a question about weight loss medicine + surgery? Consult the local pros at Lakeland Regional Health during their twice-monthly virtual meetings. Sign up here. Ⓟ
Coronavirus
○ On Wednesday, the Florida Department of Health announced 6,772 new cases of COVID-19 and 44 deaths in Florida. That brings FL's total number of cases to 2,141,686 + the total deaths to 34,164. See Lakeland + Polk numbers here.
○ Monitor the Florida Department of Health in Polk’s website for the latest information regarding vaccines.
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ForKids
○ Neighborhood Story Time | Thurs., April 15 | 10 a.m.-noon | Medulla Resource Center, 1049 Parker Rd. | Free | Polk County Parks & Rec presents this interactive reading of Chicka Chicka Boom Boom for children under the age of six. 📚
Show
○ Munn Park Saints Live | Thurs., April 15 | 7 p.m. | The Yard on Mass | Free | Tonight’s food trucks are Top Dog and Off the Griddle.
○ Solo at Hillcrest Coffee | Thurs., April 15 | 6 p.m. | Hillcrest Coffee | Free | Local artist Roses from Bones headline this live show. ☕
TryThis
○ Bourbon + Blooms | Thurs., April 15 | 6:30-8 p.m. | Bloom Shakalaka at The Joinery | $85 | Make your own flower arrangement while you sip a handcrafted cocktail.
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