Thanks for checking these out!

Thank for the nice words about the video. If you want a copy of my guide - Buying and Selling a Home in The Villages, just send me an email at davemontysales@gmail.com. Also, if you need assistance with anything here, don't hesitate to reach out.

Awesome, thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

You are welcome!

Sounds good. Let me know if you have any question about anything, here to help!

Congrats on the purchase of a home!

Bought in spruce creek , Dunnellon , March 2020

This is great information. Thanks!

The good news, that area is also the least expensive and probably the most convenient when it comes to outside The Villages amenities. If you want specific help with anything, feel free to email me at davemontysales@gmail.com

My thoughts are the same.. wishing you luck in life 🙏

You are right :) But, not worth changing the entire video.

At the time I did this video, I had not seen plans for that area. I plan on including such information as I replace these videos to keep them up to date. The subject of the video is how prices vary by location, and primarily prices vary by section - north of 466, between 466 and 466A, 466A to HWY 44, and then south of 44. Prices south of hwy 44 tend to be very similar in nature regardless of where they are located down there. I suspect as they start developing closer to the Brownwood bridge over 44, those homes will be more expensive on average. I hope this helps.

Thanks Valerie! Let me know if I can assist you with anything.

Hi Irving. This is not an easy question to answer. First do you mean Sumter Landing or Lakeside Landing? Sumter Landing is a town square in The Villages. There are no houses "in Sumter Landing", but often people will refer the the area between CR 466 and CR 466A as the Sumter Landing area (50+ homes for sale in there right now). There are courtyard villas that are walking distance to Sumter Landing (1 for sale in there right now). Lakeside Landing is a separate community outside of The Villages, but golf car assessable. In that community there is one condo $245k and 4 homes for sale ranging from $379k-$549k(on the lake). If you would like to have a more in depth discussion just email me at davemontysales@gmail.com and we can set up a call.

Depends on where you are trying to get into The Villages. But, The Villages is not a gated community any motor vehicle including a golf cart can just hit the red button to open the gate. There is another way, but I am not going to broadcast that way :) If you would like to know, email me at davemontysales@gmail.com

Bond and CDD are considered taxes so those are not factored into the price per square foot, however, unless the bond is paid those fees are pretty consistent throughout The Villages, the CDD ranges from about $400-$600 per year. More for much larger houses. Bonds between $1000-$1600 (again more for premiers).

Thanks Ronald. Yes, let me know if you can help with anythine.

I concur :)

Reply, on the map or when in talk? My mouth goes faster than my brain :)

Hey Jerry. Yes, I can definitely help you with this. Please email me at davemontysales@gmail.com, so I can send you some listings. In your email, please let me know your budget. In Lakeside you can get a condo for about $160k up to a home in the high $400ks, and all price ranges in between.

The answer is anyone has access to the Town Squares, restaurants, shops, etc. So if you can get your golf cart into The Villages, yes you have access. If you can get golf cart into The Villages you can drive your car their. From a practical standpoint, there are only 4 communities that have practical assess. One is Lakeside Landings, technically you need to have your golf cart road ready. But, most peopled here don't. It is a 30 second drive down a 35 mph road. Bison Valley - is a smaller subdivision actually built by The Villages for workers 20 years ago, same floor plans as the villages. Where I need to do some homework because I am getting conflicting information is the access for Spruce Creek South and Stonecrest. Some people say yes you can get carts in, but I have had a few people tell me no. I will get back to you about these two

And if you have an car, anyone can drive into the town squares, park in the parking lots and dine, shop, go to a movie, watch the nightly entertainment.

I enjoyed the video as well, but am confused as to access to TV property. They don’t ID everyone? I have never visited, so I don’t know how golf cart versus car traffic is handled.

The Villages is not a gated community, it is a community with gates. So, anyone can get it at any hour. However, they track every plate that comes into every gate which acts as a deterrent. Since you have never been here, there must be 300 gates, and manning each gate would be cost prohibited and cause way too much delay. Anyone can enjoy the town squares, shops and restaurants, they are all open to the public. Hope this helps, if you have more specific questions, please email me at davemontysales@gmail.com

​@@hospicern2002 I am sure if my earlier reply went through. First, the Villages is not a gated community, it is a community with probably 100s of gates. So anyone can get into the Villages any time, in fact, the town squares are open to the public without going through a gate. The gates are only in residential areas. They recorded every plate that goes through every gate, so it acts as a deterrent. Golf carts have their own paths, sometimes they are stand-alone, sometimes just lined off on the side of a road, and in some areas, you are on the road with cars (residential streets). There are times when you merge with cars if they share an intersection. I know this is kind of vague, but once you visit you will see that it is pretty much down to a science of how golf cart and car traffic is handled here.

It's an e-book, but I am also willing to print you out a copy and send it to you. Send me an email at davemontysales@gmail.com with which way you would like it delivered. If mailing, please include your mailing address.

I should put a disclaimer, Spruce Creek South is mainly manufactured.