Cities Near High Springs, Florida

A

Alachua

$515 to $8,120
94 Rentals
A

Archer

$610 to $8,120
77 Rentals
B

Bell

$515 to $8,120
79 Rentals
B

Branford

$515 to $8,120
81 Rentals
B

Brooker

$493 to $3,489
83 Rentals
Daytona Beach

Daytona Beach

$550 to $6,670
642 Rentals
FS

Fanning Springs

$515 to $8,120
80 Rentals
FW

Fort White

$515 to $8,120
78 Rentals
G

Gainesville

$430 to $12,804
594 Rentals
Jacksonville

Jacksonville

$100 to $115,000
1,838 Rentals
LC

La Crosse

$515 to $4,028
81 Rentals
LB

Lake Butler

$493 to $4,028
86 Rentals
Lakeland

Lakeland

$315 to $4,739
432 Rentals
LO

Land OLake

$515 to $8,120
79 Rentals
L

Lulu

$493 to $8,120
79 Rentals
N

Newberry

$515 to $8,120
83 Rentals
Orlando

Orlando

$250 to $19,000
1,495 Rentals
Sarasota

Sarasota

$493 to $20,250
759 Rentals
Tallahassee

Tallahassee

$309 to $14,121
1,138 Rentals
Tampa

Tampa

$509 to $145,939
2,074 Rentals
T

Trenton

$515 to $8,120
78 Rentals
WS

Worthington Springs

$493 to $4,028
80 Rentals
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