Moving in soon Court Yard Villa.
 

Moving into our CYV in Creekside, they were the villa's used in the Lifestyle package. What do we need to know before closing?

Long Island

Things To Think About When Moving To The Villages
 

Billy G -

Our very kind and thorough TOTVer, zcaveman, made a list (3 pages below), Things To Think About When Moving To The Villages.
It is located in The Villages, FL General Discussion Forum.

Here are the links

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/for...ad.php?t=17717
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/for...ad.php?t=17716
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/for...ad.php?t=17715
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You will find it helps immensely.
Good luck to you and welcome to Paradise.:wave:

You need to know that your life is about to get better. :2excited:

Billy G,

You need to know that we welcome you to TOTV and welcome you to TV! May the rest of your life be the best of your life!

:wave::welcome::beer3:

I agree with everything said. You have NO idea what a great decision you made.

Welcome to you. I hope you enjoy this place, here with us, for a least a thousand years!

Here's a hug.

Gracie

Cyv
 

We bought a designer home in Creekside, all turnkey. We came here with all of our furniture with the idea of building, saw the house and decided this was the place. It comes with pots, pans, flatware, dinnerware, etc., but depending on whether you will be here FT or part of the year and plan to do any cooking you will probably want to add to what they have or at least upgrade.
We are now selling some of the furniture from the designer home plus some of what we bought. But were surprised how good the quality of furniture that did come with the house.
:clap2:

Welcome Long Islander
 

:welcome:You need to know the most important thing. You left ALL those large Long Island bills behind The Long Island Expy and,oh yea and that white stuff that falls from the sky. As others have said, you need to get ready for the best part of your life. TV is great. I haven't met a grump or rude person yet. When you go for a ride in the golf cart you get a wave or a smile. There's no rush or pressure. And there is always tomorrow. Really seems like everyday is the weekend except once you get settled in the Honey Do list is very short. Usualy it's the what should we do today.:beer3:

I wasn't aware TV sold some designers in Creekside, thought they just sold a street of Cabana (courtyard) villas. Are these (the designers) the ones you see facing the Buena Vista multi-modal path?

YES. AND one of those couples who bought a Lantana there came to one of our casual TOTV get togethers and sit on our porch swing and told us about it. Isn't that the nicest view you could imagine?:)

We are so happy for them!!

That was such a fun gathering. :a040:

Hugs to all of you.

Welcome fellow Long Islander ( or should I say former Long Islander) we love it in TV --it's as big or as small as you want it to be. The people are friendly, beautiful villages, great weather, amenities-- we have it all. Are you a snowbird, snowflake or frog? It's great with any lifestyle you choose.

Creekside
 

Gracie

We are to couple that came to your wonderful open house. The designer homes are the ones on Merryweather Way that have the view overlooking Buena Vista.
Love it here!:a040:

how lucky to get one in Creekside, they had some beautifully furnished places there....congratulations and welcome to the good life (aka The Villages)

Indeed it was, Gracie. Can't wait to get back!
Debbie

Welcome, welcome, welcome from one Long Islander to another. You're gonna love it in paraise.Just one word of advise- explore ( the villages, the activities and the people)


.:welcome:

Skip hasn't met me yet, so he might change his quote after he does. Only kidding. Even the less personable people in TV change their attitite once they become a Village People. It is about as close to heaven you can get without dying. As this post will tell you, there are plenty of Long Islanders in TV. I am another. Wecome aboard.