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427dave
04-23-2017, 10:56 AM
Well we are moving back :smiley: We first moved to The Villages in 2001 to Polo Ridge. We sold and moved back to Wisconsin in 2014 after living there for 13 years. I am originally from Florida and most of our kids, grandkids and relatives live in Florida. Now our friends up here are all moving away. We rented in The Villages this winter for a month and realized how much we missed The Villages, even though it has become more crowded.

We started going to open houses and found one we liked very much in Marion County. It seems to be a little less hectic in Marion county. So we bought a resale in Woodbury. My sister use to live in Woodbury, however they also moved away to the Panhandle, so we were acquainted with the area.

Now that we own another house in The Villages we have to get our house on the lake in Wisconsin sold so we can move back. SOON :smiley:

Ronnie61
06-17-2017, 08:03 PM
I'm curious. Why did you move to Wisconsin?

DonH57
06-17-2017, 09:45 PM
Welcome back. Know what you mean by not crowded up in the upper 40. We live in Santo Domingo and even when the snowbirds are back it's never worse than the seasonal mess south of 466. Happy right where we're at.

Lottoguy
06-17-2017, 11:27 PM
The northern part of The Villages is slowly becoming the most desirable location. Ever notice it has the least amount of homes available by area in the newspaper? Least hectic, most beautiful and furthest away from all of that building going on down south.

Madelaine Amee
06-18-2017, 06:14 AM
Well we are moving back :smiley: We first moved to The Villages in 2001 to Polo Ridge. We sold and moved back to Wisconsin in 2014 after living there for 13 years. I am originally from Florida and most of our kids, grandkids and relatives live in Florida. Now our friends up here are all moving away. We rented in The Villages this winter for a month and realized how much we missed The Villages, even though it has become more crowded.

We started going to open houses and found one we liked very much in Marion County. It seems to be a little less hectic in Marion county. So we bought a resale in Woodbury. My sister use to live in Woodbury, however they also moved away to the Panhandle, so we were acquainted with the area.

Now that we own another house in The Villages we have to get our house on the lake in Wisconsin sold so we can move back. SOON :smiley:

"grandkids and relatives live in Florida."
I have to ask you, if most of your immediate family live in Florida whatever made you move to Wisconsin? None of my business, but very curious.

There are many days when the heat would drive me out of Florida, thankfully my other half would not consider leaving. :)

EPutnam1863
06-18-2017, 02:44 PM
"grandkids and relatives live in Florida."
I have to ask you, if most of your immediate family live in Florida whatever made you move to Wisconsin? None of my business, but very curious.

There are many days when the heat would drive me out of Florida, thankfully my other half would not consider leaving. :)

As we age and develop more health problems, we move closer to at least one of our children. Our children have young families and work, and it is irresponsible of us if we expect one of them to give up his job and move closer to us in order to care for us.

427dave
06-20-2017, 03:54 PM
"grandkids and relatives live in Florida."
I have to ask you, if most of your immediate family live in Florida whatever made you move to Wisconsin? None of my business, but very curious.

There are many days when the heat would drive me out of Florida, thankfully my other half would not consider leaving. :)

We still owned a place on a lake. Thought it would be nice and we could put up with the winters, wrong northern Wisconsin is real cold. In the winter.