Originally Posted by rustyp (Post 1390388)

Went for the big ride today and visited Fenney. Beautiful entrance under the oaks and ponds. About 2 tenths of a mile past the beauty looks like the Mohave desert. Oh yes I know the landscaping will grow fast. If you pay close attention kissing lanai's have been perfected along with the above ground eyesore utilities between them. Toured two open houses low end $179 - 200K. Good quality - I didn't see it. Bad quality - I didn't see it. Passes code is what I seen. Not for me- needs much more disclosure of why I would want to be there. I actually think not being connected to The Villages (less hustle and bustle) would be a better sales feature than if it is the same. Why would you want to be there. The few premiere houses (and I said few) that are around the entrance Oaks and ponds were nice.

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore (Post 1390425)

I drove around there today also and was impressed with the entrance and the short area to the right as you come in...but certainly not the rest.



In fact, the houses being built looked closer to each other and on flatter terrain...than almost anywhere else in the existing Villages.



NOT impressed in the least.



A big question I have, is why the street signs have a logo that says... "City of Wildwood" (est??) on each of them? :confused:

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore (Post 1390425)

I drove around there today also and was impressed with the entrance and the short area to the right as you come in...but certainly not the rest.

In fact, the houses being built looked closer to each other and on flatter terrain...than almost anywhere else in the existing Villages.

NOT impressed in the least.

A big question I have, is why the street signs have a logo that says... "City of Wildwood" (est??) on each of them? :confused:

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore (Post 1390425)

I drove around there today also and was impressed with the entrance and the short area to the right as you come in...but certainly not the rest.



In fact, the houses being built looked closer to each other and on flatter terrain...than almost anywhere else in the existing Villages.



NOT impressed in the least.



A big question I have, is why the street signs have a logo that says... "City of Wildwood" (est??) on each of them? :confused:

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore (Post 1390425)

I drove around there today also and was impressed with the entrance and the short area to the right as you come in...but certainly not the rest.

In fact, the houses being built looked closer to each other and on flatter terrain...than almost anywhere else in the existing Villages.

NOT impressed in the least.

A big question I have, is why the street signs have a logo that says... "City of Wildwood" (est??) on each of them? :confused:

Originally Posted by JoMar (Post 1390455)

Don't think anyone cares if you are impressed, they do care that those that want to move there are impressed. You do know that The Villages are part Wildwood, part Fruitland Park and part Lady Lake right?

Originally Posted by drcar (Post 1390264)

LOL, there will be three more Championship courses, and the answer is and always is, if people don't like it move!

Originally Posted by VillagerNut (Post 1390479)

There are going to be at this time two executive nine hole courses in Fenney. They are not championship courses. When I took the tour just a few weeks ago they have no plans to add championship courses in that area.

Originally Posted by Regor (Post 1390538)

Okay, it looks like y'all have decided that getting past 44 won't be a problem. But the Florida Turnpike is in the way also. Will it be worth it for the villages to spend lots of money (millions) just so golf carts can make the trip?

Originally Posted by Steve9930 (Post 1390557)

I hear that once reaching the Gulf, they plan on creating more land by filling it in with rock and dirt. The goal is to reach all the way to the Mexican shore line.

Originally Posted by Steve9930 (Post 1390557)

I hear that once reaching the Gulf, they plan on creating more land by filling it in with rock and dirt. The goal is to reach all the way to the Mexican shore line.