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Originally Posted by mickey100
Me too. We live near Sumter and have the same variety of amenities. Interesting to see how the Developer has cut back. That said, if you don't use the pools or attend pool related sports, it shouldn't be a problem. And many people are adding their own pools. Prospective buyers need to consider what activities they will be involved in and make decisions as to home locations accordingly. If you're a golfer, proximity to golf courses may be your priority. Or if you plan on playing softball, you'd want to be near softball fields, etc.
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Not sure if they are cutting back or changing the amenities.
Around LSL/Brownwood - How many putting courses; pitch and puts; places like Ednas or Sawgrass; walking trails; softball or archery complexes; dog parks are closer together, there’s a pool at Fenney Grill. I am sure the are others -
I am not advocating one way or the other, I live north of 44, and could have bought south of 44. I am just saying, they talk to residents, people who left, and change.
Even north vs south of 466 - there are differences - biggest example is how golf carts share/dont share the road on places like Morse Blvd.