$1,700 - $2,140 per month
The Retreat at Stuart Crossing
1-3 Beds
1025 Retreat Dr, Bartow, FL 33830
$1,700 - $2,140 per month
The Retreat at Stuart Crossing
1-3 Beds
1025 Retreat Dr, Bartow, FL 33830
$1,795 per month
1760 Cove Cir, Bartow, FL 33830
Cozy and inviting... This 3-bedroom, 2 bath home offers plenty of space with almost 1700 square feet of living with a living room, family room and formal dining room, spacious and ready for you to enjoy life. Fireplace in the family; new laminate flooring in all bedrooms, carpet throughout, spacious master and master bath with a step-in shower; guest bath with tub/shower combo; the back yard is
VeAnn Shea HOUSE OF GLASS REAL ESTATE PM
Greater Bartow offers a blend of rural charm and modern development within Florida’s fastest-growing county. The neighborhood features a mix of mid-sized custom homes in subdivisions and multi-level contemporary homes in gated communities, alongside traditional ranch-style homes on spacious lots. While cows still roam the open spaces, new residential growth is evident. The area lacks public transport and is not bike-friendly, so residents rely on cars for short drives to amenities. Dining options include Charm City Seafood, known for its crab cakes, while nearby U.S. Highway 98 provides access to shopping and dining, such as the Broadway Diner and Publix in the Golden Gate shopping center. Main Street Bartow, a few miles south, offers independent stores and eateries like Two Crazy Nuts and UnFiltered coffeehouse, along with community events like the annual Christmas parade and monthly Friday Fest. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the Fort Fraser Trail, which runs through the neighborhood and past Lake Hancock, offering recreational activities such as walking, jogging, and biking. Lake Hancock is ideal for boating and fishing, and the adjacent Circle B Bar Reserve provides nature trails and the Polk Nature Discovery Center. Students attend Bartow High, a highly rated school with an International Baccalaureate program. Proximity to Highway 98 and State Road 60 connects residents to Lakeland, 12 miles north, and Tampa, 40 miles west, offering additional cultural attractions and amenities.