Pet-Friendly Apartments in Lakeland, FL
8 verified options · Lakeland, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose public listings indicate pets are allowed in Lakeland. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
Per public listings as of mid-2026, one-bedroom rents run roughly $900-$1,200 at the large value-oriented Carlton Arms communities, about $1,250-$1,550 at most mid-market North and South Lakeland complexes, and roughly $1,450-$1,800+ at newer downtown and luxury properties such as Mirrorton, NoBay, and Century Ariva.
Cambridge Cove & Kathleen Pointe
North Lakeland (Kathleen Road corridor) · ~$1,110-$2,542
✓ Unusually wide unit mix, from one up to four bedrooms, good for larger families
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Carlton Arms of North Lakeland
North Lakeland · ~$920-$1,600
✓ Among the lowest rents of any large Lakeland community, with units from under $1,000
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Carlton Arms of South Lakeland
South Lakeland · ~$909-$1,500
✓ Rent bundles water, trash, and basic cable, which residents call a major value
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Century Ariva
South Lakeland · ~$1,505-$2,021
✓ One of South Lakeland's most extensive amenity packages, including a movie room and jogging path
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Fountain Square Apartments
Dixieland / South Lakeland (Edgewood Drive) · ~$1,299-$1,700
✓ Personable on-site management that organizes monthly resident events
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Mirrorton
Downtown Lakeland (Lake Mirror area) · ~$1,550-$2,300
✓ Short walk to downtown Lakeland shops, restaurants, and Lake Mirror
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The Preserve at Lakeland Hills
North Lakeland (Lake Parker area) · ~$1,262-$1,959
✓ Renovated units with designer finishes at mid-market rents
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Town Center at Lakeside Village
Lakeside Village (South Lakeland) · ~$1,450-$1,900
✓ Rare walk-to-everything location above the Lakeside Village shopping district
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About these pros & cons
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