Home Decor in Lady Lake, FL

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  1. 921 US-441, Lady Lake FL 32159

    4.8 Superb 194 reviews

    “Just had a great purchasing experience. Gennaro was great to work with. This was our second third sleep number bed. He helped with selection, out of state delivery, app set up, and accessory selections. Super easy process and the easiest mattress purchase ever. Thanks!”

  2. Crossing, 496 US-27, Lady Lake FL 32159

    4.6 Superb 97 reviews

    “My Stepdaughter bought 2 items that she found were broken when she got home I took them back and not only did the Store Manager Shannon replace them free of charge she offered to go nearly an hour away and pick up one item that was only in stock at another store I actually went and picked it but what a wonderful gesture from a wonderful lady Many Thanks TW”

  3. 660 US-441, Lady Lake FL 32159

    4.1 Good 182 reviews

    “I absolutely love shopping at Ross Dress for Less in The Villages! Every time I visit, I’m impressed by the great selection of clothing, shoes, and home goods — all at amazing prices. The store is well organized, and I always find high-quality brands I recognize without paying full retail. The staff is friendly and helpful, and checkout is quick and easy. Whether I’m looking for casual wear, seasonal items, or gifts, this Ross location never disappoints. It’s one of my favorite places to find stylish pieces without breaking the bank — definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area!”

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