By Scout Eveleth,
Licensed Florida Realtor (FL License # BK3491000)
The Villages has more than 100 named villages across three areas, each a short golf cart ride from one of the five town squares. This map pins all 108 villages and named subsections with individually verified, parcel-checked pages on this site. Pins are colored by area — the northern area (north of CR 466), the central area (between CR 466 and SR 44), the southern area (south of SR 44) — plus the geographically separate Fruitland Park section in Lake County. Tap any pin for the village name and a link to its full page, use the search box to jump to a specific village, or press a county button to see how the county lines run through the community.
Highlight a county
Press a county to highlight its villages; press it again to show all. The Village of Hacienda lights up for both Sumter and Lake — it straddles the county line.
Pin colors
The Villages has more than 100 named residential villages, and the count is still growing as new villages open in the southern area. The developer does not publish an official fixed total. This map shows all 108 villages and named subsections with individually verified, parcel-checked pages on this site.
The Villages has three geographic areas: the northern area (north of CR 466), the central area (between CR 466 and SR 44), and the southern area (south of SR 44). The map uses a fourth color for the Fruitland Park section — Pine Hills and Pine Ridge — which sits in Lake County, geographically separate from the main northern cluster. See the three areas compared for how they differ.
The Villages spans three counties: Sumter County (most of the community), Marion County (a band of six far-north villages), and Lake County (the original northern corridor, the Fruitland Park section, and a southern cluster). County sets the property tax rate, and one village — Hacienda — straddles the Lake–Sumter county line, so always verify a specific home by address. See The Villages by county for every village grouped by county with tax rates.
Tap or click any pin to see the village name, then follow the link to its full page. Use the search box to narrow the alphabetical village list, or press a county button to highlight that county's villages. Every village page covers home types, year built, bond status, tax rate, what's nearby, and FAQs.
Tell me which villages caught your eye and I'll give you the honest read on each one — what it costs, what to check, and how it compares to its neighbors.