$1,250 per month
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 845 Sq Ft
- Condo for Rent
8900 Lake Buffum Rd N Unit 1, Fort Meade, FL 33841
Private gated entrance, situated on a ranch with views of Lake Buffum 2 car parking all bills included in rent.
$1,250 per month
8900 Lake Buffum Rd N Unit 1, Fort Meade, FL 33841
Private gated entrance, situated on a ranch with views of Lake Buffum 2 car parking all bills included in rent.
$2,500 per month
307 N Oak Ave, Fort Meade, FL 33841
This OPEN FLOOR PLAN family home comes with 3 BEDROOMS and 2 BATHROOMS. Plenty of windows bring natural light into this cozy home. Kitchen includes STAINLESS STEEL Appliances and MARBLE COUNTERTOPS. Upgrades include NEW GARAGE DOORS, backyard fencing, NEW FLOORING, and WHOLE HOUSE PURIFIED WATER SYSTEM. The home sits on .39 of an acre providing plenty of backyard space to host gatherings.
Travis Sladewski PARK VIEW REALTY INC
Fort Meade, Florida, is the oldest city in Polk County, known for its historic charm and slow-paced lifestyle. Named after Army Lieutenant George Meade, this small town has retained much of its character since its establishment in 1849. The downtown district along Broadway Street features buildings from the late 1800s and hosts a variety of small, independent businesses, including antique shops, a tattoo parlor, and a gunsmith. Popular dining spots like Kiki’s Egg House and John’s Drive-In are local favorites. For shopping, residents often travel to nearby Bartow or Hardee County via U.S. Route 17. Fort Meade is a hub for ecotourism, with the Peace River offering canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding opportunities. Patterson Park, with its lakes, fishing docks, and trails, provides additional outdoor activities. Residential areas feature midcentury ranch-style homes, historic farmhouses, and 55-and-over mobile home communities like Fort Meade Estates and Oakview Lakes, the latter offering a golf course and nature trail access. Community events such as the Moonlight & Music on Main Street and holiday celebrations foster a close-knit atmosphere. The town is approximately 22 miles from Lakeland and 40 miles from Tampa, making it relatively accessible for commuters.