Cobblestone Landing in Lakeland Florida. Back when America’s road system was first being developed, smooth stones were taken from the nearby riverbeds and assembled together with mortar. These streets gradually gave way to macadam roads and later to tarmac. At the beginning of the 20th century, our beloved cobblestone roads were turned to asphalt leaving behind a few of them in historic areas. This is just something to remember each time you pass thru the entry to Cobblestone Landing.

This community of townhomes is located just one mile from Interstate 4, between Tampa and Orlando in historic Lakeland. Residents of this town enjoy fishing, water sports, cultural events, and sports events such as watching the Detroit Tigers during Spring Training so, here are some helpful tips about finding your new home in Cobblestone Landing. Always remember that you’re only walking distance from the grocery. Relaxation can be spent at home, under the Florida sun at the community pool, or across the street at the beautiful Sandpiper Golf Course. For those that need to get away, Disney, Busch Gardens, and Cypress Gardens aren’t that far away. But most of all, your new town home will be the envy of all your friends!

• Gated • Swimming Pool • Across from public golf course

• Maple cabinets • Crown molding • Glass top stoves • Moen faucets • Nickel finish hardware

• Tile • Garden tubs • Marble sills • Decorative fixtures

• Blinds • Carpeted

Located approximately midway between Tampa and Orlando along Interstate 4, Cobblestone Landing, can be found in the newest “hot spot” of Florida, Lakeland. Lakeland was first settled in the 1870s, and developed as the railroad reached the area in 1884. Lakeland is home to Florida Southern College, the largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture in the world, and one of the first Hindu temples in the United States. Publix supermarkets are also based here. With a 15,000-student, four-year University of South Florida campus in the planning stages, Lakeland is expected to flourish with new educational and cultural opportunities. Lakeland is also the spring training home of the Detroit Tigers.