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Lakeland Grand — Resident Reviews, Pros & Cons

Highland City, Highland City, FL · What renters actually say about living here, distilled from public reviews. Updated Jul 2026.

Address
4315 Talon Loop, Lakeland, FL 33812 (First St SE & Clubhouse Rd, Highland City)
Floor plans
1-3 BR
Advertised rents
$1,300-$2,000 (est. market range) (as of 2026-07, per public listings)
Pet friendly
Yes
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What residents like

  • Explicitly reported by local news as a Highland City apartment complex when announced (268 units on 17 acres at First Street SE and Clubhouse Road), despite carrying a Lakeland mailing address as is common for unincorporated Polk County addresses
  • Full amenity package for the area — pool, fitness center with sauna, and a dedicated business center

Common complaints

  • Pet fees are on the higher side ($350 for one pet, $500 for two) with a 75 lb weight limit per pet
  • The Clubhouse Road corridor required county-mandated road widening before construction, reflecting the area's still-developing infrastructure

Our take

Lakeland Grand is a 268-unit, 1-3 bedroom community built at the intersection of First Street SE and Clubhouse Road, reported by local news as a Highland City apartment complex even though it carries a Lakeland, FL mailing address — typical for unincorporated Polk County properties. It offers a fuller amenity set than most of the area's older rental stock, including a pool, fitness center with sauna, and business center, with pet-friendly leasing at standard added fees.

Amenities

Pool with sundeckFitness center with cardio and free weightsSaunaBusiness center with Wi-FiPet parkPet relief area
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