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Originally Posted by La lamy
It's hard to go wrong with your choice of Villages. The developers have made great efforts to make it an active retirement paradise everywhere. If extraneous sound is a concerned you may want to not be near railroads (west side), pickleball courts, town squares (music finishes at 9 though), and yappy dog neighbours. The north has more mature trees, the south has more nature trails. But as it has been said, take your time, visit all around for a month and you'll figure it out.
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Chacun a' son gout.
In my opinion that is the strength of The Villages. Overall is it huge (and getting even more huge) but each little corner has it's own personality and homogeneity. There's a lot to be said for purchasing a home of a certain style and knowing that some McMansion won't be going up next door.
...Or, if McMansions are more your style, being pretty sure that somebody isn't going to park a manufactured home with a carport down the street.