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Do you have a phosphate IQ? If you live in Fuller Heights, Florida, you'll be able to increase your science savvy on the subject. That's because the town is a suburb of Mulberry, a phosphate mining boom town back in the day. There's even the Phosphate Museum that tells the story of this central Florida mining industry.
It's okay if you're not interested in phosphate because there's other stuff to do
View Fuller Heights City GuideDo you have a phosphate IQ? If you live in Fuller Heights, Florida, you'll be able to increase your science savvy on the subject. That's because the town is a suburb of Mulberry, a phosphate mining boom town back in the day. There's even the Phosphate Museum that tells the story of this central Florida mining industry.
It's okay if you're not interested in phosphate because there's other stuff to do
Do you have a phosphate IQ? If you live in Fuller Heights, Florida, you'll be able to increase your science savvy on the subject. That's because the town is a suburb of Mulberry, a phosphate mining boom town back in the day. There's even the Phosphate Museum that tells the story of this central Florida mining industry.
It's okay if you're not interested in phosphate because there's other stuff to do. Fuller Heights is located in the west central Florida, which means it's not a far hop from some of Florida's well-known theme parks and beach cities. The 2010 U.S. Census puts the population around 8,758 people. In terms of size, the town is only 4.87 square miles big. Not a lot of room but a small price to pay for being centrally located.
What will it cost?
The average cost of rental houses in Fuller Heights is lower than the state and national average.
When to start looking
Start your search early and allow time to thoroughly check out the hoods, as in neighborhoods. Residential rentals are available, but supply and choices vary.
What you need
Snagging rental homes require real references, employment history and enough funds to cover a deposit and cost of a credit check.
Many Fuller Heights neighborhoods consist of single family homes - from studios to three or four bedrooms and mobile homes. Some newer communities have upscale homes.
Canterwood is a newer upscale neighborhood with a gated entrance and lakefront homes. You will likely not find an apartment complex in this community. Sorry.
Imperial Lakes is located in the heart of Fuller Heights with luxury homes, condominiums and possible premier apartments for sale or rent.
Pine Lake is a smaller neighborhood with medium sized single family homes.
Pineview Estates and Sundance are larger, more established neighborhoods in Fuller Heights with a majority of owner occupied residents. Some rental properties are available.
Florida is not called the Sunshine State for nothing. Fuller Heights helps the state live up to its nickname, as the average temperature is 72.8 degrees. This makes for great outdoor living. So once you're done with the library and museum - namely the Phosphate Museum, you can hit the parks and golf courses. The Imperial Lakes Golf Course and Country club also features tennis, fitness and swimming.
Fuller Heights provides a quiet and peaceful way of living. Those with a pulse might want to check out two of the town's big city neighbors: Orlando and Tampa.
Most residents drive an automobile. It's a more practical way of getting around. So grab yours before you go.
