Originally Posted by WiscoDogsDad (Post 2285474)

Merry Christmas to all!

Have just come back from Nash Loop in the Village of Hemingway.

Thinking solely of properties north of 44, are there any other "pockets" of ranches/designers that have been built with fenced in backyards?

Thank you, in advance, for any intelligence!

Originally Posted by WiscoDogsDad (Post 2285474)

Merry Christmas to all!

Have just come back from Nash Loop in the Village of Hemingway.

Thinking solely of properties north of 44, are there any other "pockets" of ranches/designers that have been built with fenced in backyards?

Thank you, in advance, for any intelligence!

Originally Posted by WiscoDogsDad (Post 2285474)

Merry Christmas to all!

Have just come back from Nash Loop in the Village of Hemingway.

Thinking solely of properties north of 44, are there any other "pockets" of ranches/designers that have been built with fenced in backyards?

Thank you, in advance, for any intelligence!

Originally Posted by TeresaE (Post 2285586)

If you do decide to venture south of 44 there’s a home for sale in Hammock at Fenney. It’s a 3/2 1647 sqft. Built in 2022. Bond is paid. Model is a Montclair. 5596 Strickland St.
You can find it on The Villages App VSL 484. It’s worth a venture south just to check it out. You just never know. Good luck in your search.

Originally Posted by Dusty_Star (Post 2285536)

I think in many places north of 44 there are fences in the back, if the property borders an edge of the Villages. I am thinking of the village of Tamarind Grove, on its western side, where it borders 462 & other villages going north that have a western border. On the south very close to 44, but still north, I think Lake Deaton properties that border 44A have fences. Actually, & I'm sure many on this site will jump to prove me wrong, I suspect all of the edge bordering properties have that trademark brown rail fence. At least that is what I have observed while driving around. It may not be true in the historic section, but I think it is true in Silver Lake where the properties border 25. I know I'm home once I see those brown fences. :)

Originally Posted by Altavia (Post 2285534)

Fyi to OP - Rented a Villa in Pine Hills that backed to 466A, loud pickup trucks are a wakeup alarm starting at 5am. Road noise on the Lani was so loud you couldn't talk on the phone.

Originally Posted by Dusty_Star (Post 2285776)

I was just looking at a house north of 44 at Soaring Eagle Osceola Hills & while it does have the brown rail fence in the back (it backs to Morse Blvd.), it is not fully fenced, as there is no fencing on the sides. This may be true of all the edge properties.