By Carolyn Williams
Green, hilly and beautiful aren't necessarily what you think of for Florida, but Ocala has this and more. It's a lovely area, and renting a house is a good bet to enjoy this town with a small-town atmosphere and lots of resources for equestrians.
Costs
In 2007, the median rent in Ocala, Florida, was $790 per month.
Geography
The south and eastern parts of Ocala and surrounding areas offer a more rural environment. The homes typically have larger yards, and some have an acre and more.
Features
Look for homes that have easy access to nearby attractions, such as Silver Springs (famous for its glass-bottomed boats) and the Ocala National Forest.
Types
Ocala offers several types of rentals. Besides standard homes, duplexes, condominiums, lofts and apartments, there are several homes available for short-term or vacation rentals.
Horses
If you're looking for a larger property, there are horse farms available for rent that include barn and paddocks.
About the Author:
Carolyn Williams began writing for the software industry over 20 years ago. She now writes and edits for online content providers in addition to raising her family. An avid traveler and golf enthusiast, Carolyn delights in sharing her knowledge of destinations both far and near.
