Where We Are
   Heartland Estates is an Age 55+ manufactured housing community, nestled on a ridge, overlooking Lake Hester in central Florida. Our community is about one-half mile west of U.S. 27, the principle north-south artery through Florida, and about 8 miles south of I-4. Heartland Estates is in the middle of the Florida peninsula.

The Landscape
   Citrus, palm and oak trees with flowering plants and ornate shrubs decorate the grounds. When entering our community, greeting you will be our landscaped boulevard, waterfalls and sabal palms. Flag Island overlooks Lake Hester and the recreation complex.
   Lake Hester, approximately four acres in size, with its wildlife provides a picturesque scene from the sundeck of our swimming pool. Bass, crappies, and bluegills can be caught from the shore or from a small boat, which can be launched directly from the bank. Easy access exists from the clubhouse to Lake Hester for strolling, relaxing, jogging, or carefree fishing along the shoreline.

Community Facts
   Our community, with fire hydrants strategically situated in the park, is located within Haines City limits. The park is serviced with the city sewer and water systems; city garbage collection and city police and fire protection.
   Electricity is provided by Progress Energy, with energy saver plans available; local telephone service is by Verizon. We are gated at our south entrance and fenced on our park boundaries.
   Haines City post office, built in 1988, has a 25,000 square-foot area and is located approximately five miles southeast of Heartland Estates. Individual park mailboxes are located on the west side of the clubhouse. Mailbox numbers correspond to lot numbers. Also available are keyed parcel boxes for oversized packages and a mail drop.
   Children under 18 are welcome to visit two weeks, twice annually. Pets must be approved by management.

Recreational Facilities
   The clubhouse, with approximately 5,000 square feet, overlooks the swimming pool and Lake Hester. Inside the building, amenities include a kitchen, a ballroom equipped with an excellent sound system, a pool room, a library, an exercise room, and a screen room. Adjoining the recreation building is a 28'x53' heated swimming pool, two horseshoe pits, and four lighted shuffleboard courts. Residents enjoy a wide range of activities and organizations, including bingo, craft shows, computer club, game nights, coffee hours, shuffleboard, investment club, water exercises, pancake breakfasts, pot luck suppers, barbecues, pig roasts, silent auctions, golf cart parades, Christmas dinners, ladies' luncheons, Thanksgiving dinners, New Year's Eve parties, and dances with live bands.