4 Bedroom Homes for Sale in Lakeland, FL

Four bedrooms is the most-searched size in most Florida and Georgia markets. This page tracks every Lakeland listing whose MLS record reports four or more bedrooms, by community, with live counts and asking prices, and how the price compares with smaller homes in the same city.

496 homes with four or more bedrooms are for sale or pending in Lakeland, FL today across 292 communities. The median asking price is $399,945, from $89,000 to $5,500,000. Listings in Lakeland without that feature have a median of $281,000. Most listings right now: Lakeside Preserve (15), Hawthorne Phase 3A-3B (14), Hawthorne Ranch (10). Updated September 11, 2026 from the MLS.

Lakeland 4-bedroom homes by community

Click a community for its full guide: prices, HOA reality, insurance posture and the homes for sale. The 60 communities with the most 4-bedroom homes listed are tabled; the rest follow.

Community	4-Bedroom Homes	New build	Median list	From
	15	15	$381,765	$314,990
	14	14	$443,900	$319,900
	10	10	$397,240	$330,900
	10	0	$327,500	$179,000
	9	9	$354,900	$317,990
	9	9	$324,490	$319,990
	7	0	$695,000	$359,000
	7	0	$348,000	$335,000
	7	0	$319,990	$284,000
	6	6	$366,170	$359,210
	5	0	$460,000	$425,000
	5	0	$459,999	$370,000
	5	5	$375,350	$349,040
	5	5	$357,490	$346,900
	4	4	$404,790	$384,840
	4	0	$396,825	$319,000
	4	0	$268,999	$259,900
	3	0	$934,900	$785,000
	3	0	$799,000	$569,900
	3	0	$619,500	$564,500
	3	3	$537,292	$511,910
	3	3	$535,292	$513,910
	3	0	$508,000	$315,000
	3	0	$499,900	$479,900
	3	0	$484,000	$475,000
	3	0	$435,000	$350,000
	3	0	$425,000	$329,999
	3	0	$400,000	$355,000
	3	0	$325,000	$319,000
	3	1	$289,950	$279,000
	3	0	$250,000	$219,000
	2	0	$1,317,400	$959,900
	2	1	$1,175,000	$950,000
	2	1	$1,132,500	$565,000
	2	0	$1,069,500	$1,039,000
	2	0	$872,000	$749,000
	2	0	$827,499	$589,999
	2	0	$819,000	$749,000
	2	0	$787,500	$375,000
	2	0	$757,400	$614,900
	2	0	$610,000	$600,000
	2	0	$579,000	$469,000
	2	0	$558,155	$494,900
	2	0	$534,500	$520,000
	2	0	$530,000	$485,000
	2	0	$523,888	$512,999
	2	0	$522,500	$495,000
	2	0	$505,000	$485,000
	2	0	$497,450	$344,900
	2	0	$484,950	$440,000
	2	0	$482,492	$475,000
	2	0	$482,000	$425,000
	2	2	$474,900	$449,900
	2	0	$469,450	$389,900
	2	0	$460,000	$425,000
	2	0	$434,950	$390,000
Scott Lake West	2	0	$430,000	$370,000
	2	0	$409,950	$379,900
	2	1	$403,450	$377,000
	2	0	$402,450	$389,900

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What the fourth bedroom costs

The answer block above compares the median asking price of four-plus-bedroom homes with the median of everything else listed in the city; the gap is what the extra room, and usually the extra square footage and lot, is priced at today. Compare on price per square foot, not price alone: a four-bedroom home at 2,000 square feet and one at 2,800 are different purchases, and the MLS square footage on each listing page makes that comparison in seconds. Newer subdivisions tend to deliver four bedrooms in less square footage than older ones; the community pages show year-built ranges so you can see which is which.

Questions to ask about any four-bedroom listing

Is the fourth bedroom a true bedroom with a closet and window, or a converted den, garage bay or bonus room? Are the bedrooms split (owner’s suite away from the others) or all on one side? Is there a second full bath near the secondary bedrooms? What does the seller pay for insurance and, in an HOA community, what do the dues cover? A local agent who works the area will know which builders’ four-bedroom plans hold their value.

Common questions

How many homes with four or more bedrooms are for sale in Lakeland?

As of September 11, 2026, 496 Lakeland, FL listings whose MLS record reports four or more bedrooms are active or pending, across 292 communities. The count updates with every MLS refresh.

What do 4-bedroom homes cost in Lakeland?

The median asking price today is $399,945, with listings from $89,000 to $5,500,000. Lakeland listings without that feature have a median of $281,000.

Which Lakeland community has the most 4-bedroom homes for sale?

Lakeside Preserve has the most right now (15), followed by Hawthorne Phase 3A-3B (14), Hawthorne Ranch (10), Saddle Crk Preserve Ph 1 (10).

How much more does a 4-bedroom home cost?

It depends on the city and the age of the housing stock. The answer block on this page states today’s median asking price for four-plus-bedroom homes next to the median for other listings in the same city, and each listing page shows square footage so you can compare on a per-square-foot basis.

Keep exploring Lakeland

Live data: Stellar MLS, refreshed with every MLS pull; this page rebuilds on every ship. Community-level aggregates only: active and pending residential listings in Lakeland, FL whose MLS record reports four or more bedrooms. Prices are asking prices, not values. Property features and prices only; nothing on this page describes residents. Equal Housing Opportunity.

Listings courtesy of Stellar MLS as distributed by MLS GRID.