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About Sebring
The City On The Circle
The quality of living in Sebring is second to none. Surrounded by it's history and traditions, allows present day residents to remember times gone by.
Employment,business and recreation opportunities abound in south-central Florida. Located close to major metropolitan areas, Sebring exudes small-town charm and fellowship, complemented by affordability.
Arts, Culture and Community pride are evident in Highlands County, where small-town charm and rural character make Sebring a wonderful community in which to live, work, and raise a family.
The focus of the city centers on Circle Park in Downtown Sebring, a favorite traditional location for many events and activities throughout the year. Sebring is centrally located and is nearly equidistant to the nearby and bustling metropolitan hubs of Tampa, Orlando, Sarasota, Ft. Myers, Naples, and West Palm Beach. Sebring, and its surrounding areas, offer a slower pace of life tempered with a measure of sophistication.
The focus of the city centers on Circle Park in Downtown Sebring, a favorite traditional location for many events and activities throughout the year. Sebring is centrally located and is nearly equidistant to the nearby and bustling metropolitan hubs of Tampa, Orlando, Sarasota, Ft. Myers, Naples, and West Palm Beach. Sebring, and its surrounding areas, offer a slower pace of life tempered with a measure of sophistication.
Built around the shores of beautiful Lake Jackson, the city owns and maintains numerous parks, as well as a historic pier located behind the Cultural Center providing additional opportunities for varied recreations pursuits.
A pedestrian and bicycle path around Lake Jackson provides more than 11 miles of safe enjoyable lake front walking and riding. Recreation in Sebring can be enjoyed at a number of area lakes, Arbuckle Creek and the nearby historic Kissimmee River. Public parks and lakes provide family activities such as fishing, water skiing, sailing, swimming, kayaking, Stand up Paddleboarding or just sunbathing on the beach.
In addition to water sports, tennis and golf enthusiasts will enjoy access to many quality amenities and 12 championship golf courses in and around Sebring.
Life’s simple pleasures make visiting or living in Florida’s “Heartland” a special experience for so many people. Perhaps it’s Sebring’s unique downtown area on Circle Park, or the numerous buildings that are on the National Register of Historic Sites. The area’s balmy climate, with mild winters, promotes a healthy and comfortable year-round lifestyle.
A pedestrian and bicycle path around Lake Jackson provides more than 11 miles of safe enjoyable lake front walking and riding. Recreation in Sebring can be enjoyed at a number of area lakes, Arbuckle Creek and the nearby historic Kissimmee River. Public parks and lakes provide family activities such as fishing, water skiing, sailing, swimming, kayaking, Stand up Paddleboarding or just sunbathing on the beach.
In addition to water sports, tennis and golf enthusiasts will enjoy access to many quality amenities and 12 championship golf courses in and around Sebring.
Life’s simple pleasures make visiting or living in Florida’s “Heartland” a special experience for so many people. Perhaps it’s Sebring’s unique downtown area on Circle Park, or the numerous buildings that are on the National Register of Historic Sites. The area’s balmy climate, with mild winters, promotes a healthy and comfortable year-round lifestyle.
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227 US Hwy 27 North
Sebring, FL 33870
863-385-8448
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309 Circle Park Drive
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Sebring, FL 33870
863-385-8448
