W F Hallam & Co's Farming & Trucking Lands is an early 20th century subdivision plat name in south Lakeland, Polk County. It is tied to developer W F Hallam, who had begun to develop the Lakeland Highlands area by 1924 and built the Hallam Country Clubhouse west of Highland City, with the access road becoming Clubhouse Road (Highland City and Lakeland Highlands histories, Wikipedia).
As a Stellar MLS subdivision label, the name has no distinct modern neighborhood identity. It maps to scattered established single-family homes across the south Lakeland and Lakeland Highlands area, addressed to Lakeland in ZIP 33813. The surrounding Lakeland Highlands area is an established residential community south of the Lakeland city limits, with most homes built between 1970 and 1999 (Wikipedia, census-based profiles).
Because there is no gate, no clubhouse, and no single fee structure attached to the plat name today, the money is made or lost on the individual parcel, the lot, and an honest read of an older home's roof, systems, and flood exposure, not on the historical label.
The pitch is established south Lakeland location at a value entry, with strong school and hospital infrastructure nearby. The work is treating the antique plat name as an address, not a community, and verifying fees, flood zone, and condition for the exact home before you read any price.