Village of Belle Aire Homes for Sale
Belle Aire is a mature northern village in Sumter County (ZIP 32162), with most homes built between 2000 and 2004. It has a broad range of home types for a single village — from Patio Villas around 1,200 square feet up through Designer Homes — along Dalton Drive and Larranaga Drive. District 3's published bond schedules show no outstanding bond for most of Belle Aire — the exception is the Cottages at Summerchase section (Unit 634), where homes still pay about $472 a year, scheduled to reach zero in 2032. Spanish Springs Town Square is the closest entertainment anchor, about 3.7 miles away in a straight line.
At a glance
Location
Northern Area
Nearest square
Spanish Springs
Year built
2000–2004
Home types
Patio Villas, Designer Homes
Bond
No bond — Unit 634 (Cottages at Summerchase) still pays about $472 a year, scheduled to reach zero in 2032
Tax rate (typical)
~1.0% (2025)
County
Unincorporated Sumter County
ZIP Code
32162
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What people like about the Village of Belle Aire
Belle Aire has the settled feel that comes with a village built around 2001 — mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that have already been through their first round of updates. For buyers comparing the older northern area against newer construction south of SR 44, this is the kind of village where that difference in maturity shows up.
One thing that stands out about Belle Aire is the range of home types packed into a fairly compact village. You'll find Patio Villas around 1,200 square feet at the smaller end and Designer Homes at the larger end, which means buyers with different budgets and space needs can often stay within the same neighborhood. Sizes and models vary, so confirm the specifics on any individual home.
The location is a practical one. Belle Aire sits about 3.7 miles in a straight line from Spanish Springs Town Square — The Villages' original square, with nightly live entertainment and dining — and Sumter County's lower property tax rate keeps annual carrying costs comparatively manageable. The neighboring Village of Harmeswood is close by if you're weighing similar northern options.
Map & location
What's nearby in the Village of Belle Aire
Golf nearby
- Glenview Champions Country Club — 27-hole championship club, medium difficulty — nearest championship golf
- Saddlebrook Executive Course — executive course near Buena Vista Boulevard and SR 466, a relatively mild layout included with the amenity fee for walking play
Recreation & entertainment
- Savannah Recreation Center — pool and sports courts serving the northern villages (confirm which center is closest to a specific home)
- Savannah Center — live performances and community events venue near Spanish Springs
- Spanish Springs Town Square — nightly free entertainment, dining, and shopping — about 3.7 miles away in a straight line
Shopping & services
- La Plaza Grande — retail and dining near Spanish Springs
- Southern Trace / CR 466 corridor — groceries, banks, and medical offices
What to check before you buy in the Village of Belle Aire
- Bond status and remaining balance District 3's bond schedules list no bond for the Belle Aire units outside Unit 634. The exception is the Cottages at Summerchase section (Unit 634), where homes still pay about $472 a year on Series 2013, scheduled to reach zero in 2032. Always verify the bond status in writing for any specific home. More on bonds →
- Home type and square footage Belle Aire mixes Patio Villas around 1,200 square feet with larger Designer Homes on the same streets. Confirm the exact home type, living area, and lot size for any listing.
- Roof age Roof age and condition can affect insurance options, and requirements vary by insurer. Confirm the roof's installation date and material during inspection, and get an insurance quote before the inspection period ends.
- HVAC age Florida systems work hard. Ask for the HVAC installation date and service records.
Village of Belle Aire FAQs
Where is the Village of Belle Aire located in The Villages?
Belle Aire is in the northern area of The Villages, in Sumter County, ZIP 32162. Its homes line Dalton Drive and Larranaga Drive, about 3.7 miles in a straight line from Spanish Springs Town Square.
When were the homes in Belle Aire built?
Most homes were built between 2000 and 2004, with 2001 the most common year by a wide margin.
What types of homes are in Belle Aire?
Belle Aire has a broad range for a single village — from Patio Villas around 1,200 square feet up through Designer Homes. Home sizes and models vary, so confirm the specifics for any individual listing.
What town square is closest to Belle Aire?
Spanish Springs is the closest town square, about 3.7 miles away in a straight line. It is The Villages' original square (1994), Spanish colonial in style, with free nightly entertainment.
What golf courses are closest to Belle Aire?
Glenview Champions Country Club, a 27-hole championship club of medium difficulty, is the nearest championship golf. Saddlebrook Executive, near Buena Vista Boulevard and SR 466, is a relatively mild executive course included with the amenity fee for walking play.
Do Belle Aire homes still pay a bond?
District 3's bond schedules list no bond for the Belle Aire units outside Unit 634. The exception is the Cottages at Summerchase section (Unit 634), where homes still pay about $472 a year on Series 2013, scheduled to reach zero in 2032. Always verify the current balance in writing for any specific home before making an offer.
How is Belle Aire different from the Village of Harmeswood?
They are separate neighboring villages. Belle Aire runs from Patio Villas through Designer Homes and has its own streets; Harmeswood is a distinct village nearby with its own page. If you are weighing northern options, it is worth comparing the two directly.
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