VIDEO TOUR: http://www.wellcomemat.com/video/47CB311338<br><br>LAKEVIEW BEAUTIFUL! Welcome to Lakeview Largo, Largo’s premier 55+ community. This warm and inviting **Completely Remodeled** gorgeous 2/2 condo offers: Tiled floors throughout, new custom kitchen with newer appliances, new remodeled Bathrooms, newer A/C (2002), all new thermal insulated windows (2000), sunroom (not incl in sf), ceiling fans in every room, plantation shutters in Master, filtered water, lots of storage, and so much more! Enjoy a beautiful view of the peaceful lake and community pool from your sunroom, Master Bedroom, Living Room & Kitchen! When you’ve seen the rest, come and see the best and you will fall in love!<br><br>Largo was officially incorporated in 1905, and in 1913 became the first town in Florida - and second in the nation - to adopt a town manager form of government. The town grew rapidly through the boom times of the 1920s, but was hit hard by a freeze in the latter part of the decade, and then by the Great Depression. <br><br>When World War II veterans returned home, they quickly discovered the joys of living on Florida's suncoast, previously only known to the local farmers and a few rich vacationers, brought to the area on the rail lines built by Henry Flagler and Henry Plant. The population boomed, growing from just 1,500 residents in 1950 to over 5300 ten years later. An unexpected freeze in 1962 dealt a serious blow to Largo's agricultural industry, and as groves were sold off, developers were quick to move in to build homes for a growing population. By 1970, Largo's population reached more than 22,000.<br><br>Today, Largo is a community of more than 74,000 residents and continues to grow through annexation. Over the last 10 years, the City has developed such landmark projects as Largo Central Park, the Largo Cultural Center, and the new Largo Public Library. Downtown redevelopment is currently underway, as Largo prepares for the 21st Century.<br/><br/>Brokered and Adver Neighborhood Description Largo was officially incorporated in 1905, and in 1913 became the first town in Florida - and second in the nation - to adopt a town manager form of government. The town grew rapidly through the boom times of the 1920s, but was hit hard by a freeze in the latter part of the decade, and then by the Great Depression. When World War II veterans returned home, they quickly discovered the joys of living on Florida's suncoast, previously only known to the local farmers and a few rich vacationers, brought to the area on the rail lines built by Henry Flagler and Henry Plant. The population boomed, growing from just 1,500 residents in 1950 to over 5300 ten years later. An unexpected freeze in 1962 dealt a serious blow to Largo's agricultural industry, and as groves were sold off, developers were quick to move in to build homes for a growing population. By 1970, Largo's population reached more than 22,000. Today, Largo is a community of more than 74,000 residents and continues to grow through annexation. Over the last 10 years, the City has developed such landmark projects as Largo Central Park, the Largo Cultural Center, and the new Largo Public Library. Downtown redevelopment is currently underway, as Largo prepares for the 21st Century.
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