[yanksansky]

Originally Posted by Mpappie

We hope to move to the villages soon. Is it quiet? Do you ever have any problems with noisy neighbors?

Its mostly quiet where we live in Monarch Grove..however, for quiet, look into buying the new Verandas which are designer homes with enclosed yards.

[Barborv]

When I was looking at the house I wound up purchasing, I asked the next door neighbor about the neighborhood and the block and was their a lot of traffic noise from the road that our houses( which has a concrete wall) backed up to. He said it was just white noise. He actually loved it. Said he was living in a different area in the villages and he kept hearing the neighbors to the left of him and to the right of him, and knew they probably heard everything from his lanai also. So , all depends where you wind up buying.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Every time somebody plays god bless the USA and people have that I’ve seen the light look I gets sick to my stomach

[Dgodin]

I live on a street away from a town square or main road where most traffic is local as it isn't on the way to a golf course, rec center or pool, and it is very quiet. 9pm is the new midnight. very little traffic after 9.

[sallybowron]

Our Village is quiet. Osceola Hills at Soaring Eagle.

[Fredman]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

Do search on noise, there have been threads about golf cart paths, the turnpike, pickleball courts, rec centers, etc., so you will need to do your homework if you want quiet, and cross your fingers with your neighbors. Interior homes have kissing lanais (you may be within 10 feet of your neighbors lanai, take this into consideration if you are after quiet. Also you may want to avoid golf courses, early lawn mowing, lots of golf carts and possible conversations depending on where you are located along the course. I am sure there will be some additional comments, but in general, the villages is a very quiet place.

Good advise

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

...whatever. It's the Hallmark card of pseudo-religious patriotic glurge. That's the second reason I can't stand it. The first reason though, is that it's over-played and so BADLY sung every time I hear someone singing it live, that it makes proud to be an American - where at least I know I'm free to tell you how much I can't stand that song

Your first statement is just an emotional rant without facts to which you’re entitled because at least you know you’re free

God Bless The USA