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Originally Posted by RalphTheElder
I am not a resident of The Villages (yet).
I was reading a review of The Villages (at An Honest Review About Living In the Villages Florida) which includes comments about specific 'best' neighborhoods.
In the neighborhood descriptions are adjectives 'quite', 'relaxing', and 'tranquil'.
I'm not sure what those terms mean in the context of certain neighborhoods in The Villages. Do they mean that the neighborhoods are away from busy roads and freeways? Does it mean that there aren't any (or many) pickleball courts? That there aren't live, outdoor music venues in those neighborhood?
I hope I am not inadvertently 'stepping onto a controversy landmine' by asking these questions....
By the way, I am not asking whether you agree with the review that I referenced, above. I am only trying to understand the reviewer's terminology.
Thanks in advance for educating me about these terms. |
I don’t have these problems I just roll over if I hear noise. You say what’s that do. Well, you have to have ear inner ear pieces removed so you can’t hear anything with good ear on pillow. Then you can have fun with balance issues in dark, dizziness, ringing in ear where they’re no ear, headaches vision problems and facial nerve weakness.
Bottom line look over the area before you buy. If rock quarry less than 1/2 mile, train tracks near, pickleball courts across street, or close to square where 1/2 houses are rentals, you may want to evaluate the situation if any of the potential problems concern you.
Luckily my area way up north nice and quiet with considerable less traffic. So, in my case my area quiet, relaxing, and tranquil.
Nowhere else has as many pickleball courts, golf courses, billiards tables, softball fields, recreational centers, tennis courts, ect… so, you have to see what fits you’re needs, if you don’t like noise investigate area before you buy if you like being close to squares don’t buy 6 miles or so away.