28 days on market$1,550,000Price reduced by $50,000 on Oct 31, 2026
3720 Vineland AvenueThe Villages, FL, 32163
- 3 beds
- 2 baths
- 2,033 sqft
The Villages, Florida buyer guide
The Villages homes for sale: luxury and Premier homes
Browse luxury and Premier homes. Compare the property's setting, condition and ownership requirements.
About these comparison listings
Premier is a home series, not a neighborhood or a guarantee of finishes. The live grid is broader detached-home inventory, not a verified Premier-only or luxury selection.
Broader The Villages detached-home listings
384 listings
Browse The Villages properties by price
Search price ranges within this area while keeping the property criteria for this page.
The Villages area-wide market snapshot
All property types in this area. Inventory and asking prices are area-wide; the property searches above may use narrower criteria.
- For sale now
- 555
- Median asking price
- $350,000
Recent sales near The Villages
26 properties sold within half a mile in the last 12 months · median $661,250
3751 Wine Palm Way3 bed · 2 bath · 2,310 sqft
$875,000
Sold Oct 28, 2026
3866 Underwood Street3 bed · 2 bath · 1,976 sqft
$1,080,000
Sold Oct 20, 2026
1951 Gatehouse Terrace4 bed · 2 bath · 2,521 sqft
$1,124,500
Sold Oct 5, 2026
1916 Wicker Terrace3 bed · 2 bath · 2,085 sqft
$1,421,000
Sold Oct 2, 2026
What makes a home the right fit?
The Villages homes for sale offer different purchase routes and property settings; this page focuses on luxury and Premier homes. We help you compare the actual property, location and ownership requirements. Premier is a home series, not a neighborhood or a guarantee of finishes. The live grid is broader detached-home inventory, not a verified Premier-only or luxury selection.
Home styles to compare
These are distinct series identified by The Villages, not a ranking or a promise of particular features.
Patio Villas
One of the community’s named home series. Compare the specific floor plan, homesite and location.
Courtyard Villas
A distinct villa series; check the features and setting of each individual home.
Cottage Homes
A named home series to assess by its actual layout and location.
Verandas
Compare individual Veranda homes on their own features, not the series name alone.
Designer Homes
Check the floor plan, finishes and homesite of any Designer home you consider.
Premier Homes
The series is described with larger, customizable floor plans; verify each home’s actual specifications.
Premier is a home series, not an address
The Villages identifies Premier Homes as one of its home series and describes the series in terms of larger, customizable floor plans. It is not the name of a neighborhood, and the label alone does not establish every property’s features. A home’s actual layout, finishes, homesite and location deserve their own assessment. You might find features you value in another series, while a Premier floor plan might not place you near your preferred facilities. Compare the individual property rather than equating a series name or asking price with luxury.
The amenities behind the lifestyle
The Villages describes recreation centers, pools, parks and trails, golf, shopping and dining, health facilities and entertainment at its town squares. Those options can shape an active daily routine or make time at a second home more enjoyable. The community’s golf-car paths connect amenities, but a connection on the map is not the same as convenient access from your front door. As you compare homes, identify the places you would visit often and check the location and access arrangements for each one.
Check what golf access actually includes
Golf is a major part of life in The Villages, but the type of course and how you play affect the charges. According to The Villages’ lifestyle information, residents can play executive courses without a green fee when walking; golf-car trail fees apply. Residents also receive country-club membership without membership dues, but championship-course play carries green fees. If golf matters to your plans, compare the courses and routes you expect to use rather than assuming every round is included.
A home you love, in a location that works
Prioritize the home and its setting
- A layout and homesite that suit how you expect to use the home each day.
- A setting you enjoy, with the facilities you use most in a practical location.
Check before deciding
- Golf-car paths connect amenities, but the route from a particular address may not suit your routine.
- A desirable floor plan does not tell you how close the home is to recreation, shopping or health facilities.
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Understand the household rules before you buy
The Villages’ FAQ states that at least one household member must be 55 or older and that no full-time resident may be younger than 19. It also limits visitors under 18 to 30 days per calendar year. Those distinctions matter if you expect family members to live with you or visit for extended periods. Before committing to a home, read the documents applicable to that property and make sure the stated occupancy rules work for your household, rather than assuming a general rule about 55-plus housing changes them.
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Look beyond the purchase price
The community development districts distinguish a monthly contractual amenity fee from annual non-ad-valorem maintenance assessments and, where applicable, an infrastructure-bond assessment on the property-tax bill. These are different obligations, not a single generic HOA or club fee. District guidance says amenity-fee adjustments depend on a home’s deed restrictions. Before comparing ownership costs, request the current amenity-fee information, tax-bill assessments and bond status for each property. Do not assume that the charges attached to one home apply to another.
New construction or an existing home?
Either path calls for a close look at the particular property, not assumptions about available homes or features.
| Aspect | New construction | Pre-owned home |
|---|---|---|
| Homesite and finishes | Potential to select a homesite and finishes, subject to availability. | Assess an established setting and the home’s existing features. |
| What you can assess | Review the proposed layout and specifications for the particular home. | Walk through the existing layout and inspect its condition. |
| Due diligence | Check the specific location, documents and ownership charges. | Check the specific location, documents and ownership charges. |
Documents worth reviewing early
Ask for the declaration covering the home’s exact county, district and unit, along with amendments and deed restrictions. Request current amenity-fee information, the property-tax bill showing applicable assessments and documentation of any infrastructure-bond balance or status. These records can clarify obligations that a floor plan or listing description cannot. If you hope to change the exterior, include that project in your questions: district guidance requires architectural review for exterior changes. Review the applicable documents before treating any proposed change or use as permitted.
Comparing other 55-plus communities
The Villages may be one stop in a broader search for a home in a 55-plus community. Compare places by the home styles you prefer, the facilities you would actually use, location and the obligations attached to an individual address. Other communities can offer a different balance, but their age rules, amenities and fees do not establish what applies in The Villages. If you are weighing several locations, we can help you organize your priorities before you compare specific homes and their documents.
Luxury and Premier homes: common questions
Purchase and ownership questions
Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
Explore The Villages luxury and Premier homes with Gaby
Considering The Villages homes for sale? I'll help you compare luxury and Premier homes, review the actual property and ownership costs, and identify the details to resolve before you choose.
Find a home that fits your plans
Tell us which home styles interest you and how you weigh layout, homesite, location and the facilities you plan to use. We can help you frame the right questions for individual properties, including their ownership obligations and governing documents. Start with the general homes-for-sale search, then assess each promising address on its own merits rather than assuming it is a luxury or Premier match.
