Sumter County Courthouse, County courthouse in Bushnell, Florida.

Sumter County Courthouse is a three-story administrative building in Bushnell featuring symmetrical facades, arched windows, and a central entrance with classical columns. These columns rise through multiple levels to create a strong visual statement at the front of the structure.

William Augustus Edwards designed the building in 1912, with construction completed in 1914. It became part of the region's efforts to provide modern administrative facilities for the growing community.

The courthouse appears in A Guide to Florida's Historic Architecture, published by the University of Florida Press in 1989. Its architect, William Augustus Edwards, also designed most of the original buildings on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, so the courthouse shares authorship with that campus.

The courthouse stands in Bushnell, the county seat since 1881, so it is easy to find in the town centre. Renovations unveiled on 26 November 2013 added fire protection, new mechanical, electrical and plumbing fixtures, and accessibility upgrades, so the interior now has updated facilities.

The newer Sumter County Judicial Building nearby is much larger than the 1912–1914 courthouse, yet its central facade repeats the older building's architectural features. The resemblance is deliberate, so the two can be compared side by side in Bushnell.