[rhood]

I just heard from someone who is building a home in Oxford Oaks. He tells me that they have ID cards and will have access to Villages amenities. Anyone know if that’s true? I have no reason to not believe him, but it just seems odd that it would be allowed. I wonder if Villagers have access to their (however scant) amenities?

[LuvtheVillages]

Originally Posted by rhood

I just heard from someone who is building a home in Oxford Oaks. He tells me that they have ID cards and will have access to Villages amenities. Anyone know if that’s true? I have no reason to not believe him, but it just seems odd that it would be allowed. I wonder if Villagers have access to their (however scant) amenities?

Oxford Oaks is a family village. They have their own amenities, including a pool and a playground. Perhaps they need an ID card to use those amenities.

They do NOT have access to the Villages amenities.

[Nucky]

NOT TRUE! Someone is pushing your leg! Oxford Oaks is a separate operation.

Our youngest son and his wife fell in love with Oxford Oaks and were going to do the deal and a few days before they were due to come down he was deployed. I think they still have it on their minds but you know the way it is. Youngins change their mind constantly. I wonder who he got that from. He did leave a present behind. Grandchild #5 is due around Christmas Day. Wish we could be with them but that's the way the cookie crumbles! Maybe for the next kid, God Willing!

I assure you the Family Communities don't have legal access to our amenities.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by rhood

I just heard from someone who is building a home in Oxford Oaks. He tells me that they have ID cards and will have access to Villages amenities. Anyone know if that’s true? I have no reason to not believe him, but it just seems odd that it would be allowed. I wonder if Villagers have access to their (however scant) amenities?

Have him show you the ID. Mystery solved.

[asianthree]

OP you did not say if this was a family, then they are in the right place. Or a senior that did not want access to TVs amenities. Awhile back there were a few threads on this same issue. A person who thought the prices in the family section were so low that, if they bought, TV would still issue a Resident ID, because they were in their 70s.
Many warned them not to buy from the MLS agent who may or may not have insinuated it was the same as buying in TV, but $100,000 less than any home within villages proper, was a real bargain