Homes for Sale in The Villages by Type, Feature & Location
Browse homes for sale in The Villages by home type, feature, construction, bond status, location, or buying situation. Most pages show the current MLS feed.
Five searches that cover most of what buyers ask me for.
Quick answer
Pick the search closest to what you have in mind. Most pages open current listings from the MLS feed. New construction, open houses, rentals, and the Historic Section open a guide instead. You can also start with the full search and set your own filters.
Home types
These are the home types used across this site. Patio and Courtyard Villas share one guide. Manufactured homes are a resale category, and the last card searches all four detached series together.
Designer Homes
The most common series in The Villages. Roughly 1,400-2,500+ sq ft of living area, in at least 80 villages.
Patio & Courtyard Villas
The smallest, lowest-maintenance homes here. A courtyard villa adds a walled private yard; a patio villa does not.
Premier Homes
The largest homes, on premium homesites - golf frontage, water views, oversized lots.
Cottage Homes
1,702-2,254 total sq ft, two- and three-bedroom plans. The smallest of the four detached series.
Veranda Homes
A Designer-style plan with a fenced backyard. Southern Area only, in at least 19 villages.
Manufactured Homes
Manufactured homes are found in the Historic Section. You own the land, and no CDD bond was ever issued there.
Single-Family Homes
Everything detached in one search: Cottage, Designer, Veranda, and Premier together.
Home features
These cut across every series above. A pool home or a corner lot can be any home type, so use them alongside a type search rather than instead of one.
Golf Course Homes
Fairway or green frontage. Check whether the course is executive or championship - the cost differs.
Pool Homes
A private pool on its own lot, not a district pool. Rare on villas, common on the larger series.
Waterview Homes
A pond, a lake, and a preserve all carry the same listing label. Go look before you decide.
Cul-de-Sac Homes
Dead-end streets with no through traffic. Lot size and shape vary, so check the survey and what sits behind the home.
Corner Lot Homes
Two street frontages. Some have extra yard space, while others add road exposure or maintenance.
Cost, construction, and timing
What a home costs you every year, what it is built out of, and what is on the market right now. The bond is the one most buyers underestimate.
No Bond & Bond-Paid Homes
Homes with no annual bond payment remaining. Status can vary within a village, so verify the specific address.
New Construction Homes
Brand-new from the developer. You go through their builder reps, not an outside Realtor.
Open Houses
What is open this week, how they work here, and what to ask while you are standing in one.
Rentals
Seasonal and annual. What is furnished, what the rent covers, and what stays with the owner.
Historic Section
Nine Lake County villages that never had a bond - the oldest homes, and the highest county tax rate of the three.
Block & Stucco Homes
Concrete block with a stucco exterior. Typical on Premier Homes, common on Designer.
Wood-Frame Homes
Wood frame with vinyl siding. Standard on Patio Villas, common on Designer Homes, and on some Courtyard Villas too.
Where to go next
Not seeing the exact search you want?
Tell me your budget and two or three must-haves. I can help narrow the search by pool, bond status, garage, location, or another feature that matters to you.