Why Live in Havana
Havana, known as “Florida’s Friendliest Small Town,” is a historic suburb with a unique blend of heritage and modernity. The downtown district is a focal point, featuring cafes, specialty shops, antique stores, and art galleries. The town's history is rooted in Cuban shade tobacco, and many old tobacco barns now house antiques and local art. The neighborhood showcases a mix of historic and contemporary homes, including Greek, Neoclassical, and antebellum styles, as well as single-family farmhouses, bungalows, and ranch-style houses. Modern homes are primarily found in the Twin Ponds subdivision. Streets lined with magnolia and oak trees add to the area's charm. Residents enjoy a highly walkable community with easy access to over 30 specialty shops, eateries, and local businesses. Popular dining spots include Poppy’s Coffee, El Cordero Pupuseria, and Off the Rails Irish Pub. The area hosts various events and festivals, such as Winterfest and Jazz’n Havana. Outdoor enthusiasts can visit Havana Community Park, Eugene Lamb Jr. Community Park, and the 4-mile Orchard Pond Trail. The Havana Golf & Country Club offers a 9-hole course for golf lovers. The neighborhood is served by the Gadsden County School District, with local schools receiving average ratings. Route 27 and the Gadsden Connector provide convenient transportation options, with Tallahassee just 16 miles away.
