Though the total monthly expenditures are the largest on this list, a couple can still take care of their essential expenditures on a Social Security income.
The delightfully named Cocoa has a nice livability score of 70 and more than 20% of its population is ages 65 and older. Monthly healthcare costs are $585, right about the national average.
In Pensacola, retirees will be happy to find that the average rent is $1,559, or $428 less than the national average. Additionally, monthly grocery costs are $362.
Deland has an excellent livability score of 75, and 20.7% of the population are ages 65 and older. However, there's a cost to such a good score here.
Bartow may have a slightly lower population ages 65 and older, but it makes up for that with a livability score of 79 and rent that is $357 lower than the national average, or $1,630 per month.
Inverness has a lot going for potential retirees. For starters, it has a livability score of 70 and a significant percentage of the population that's 65 and older -- 38.2%. Rent is $1,617, more than $300 below the national average.
In Titusville, where the livability score is high, retirees will find themselves in the company of 22.9% of the population that is ages 65 and older.
In Eustis, retirees will find a very good quality of life, with a livability score of 82. Total expenditures are less than $3,000, with rent at $1,646, a bit more than $300 below the national average.