The Village of Pennecamp operates within The Villages master-planned 55-plus community in Sumter County, Florida. Infrastructure and common areas are managed through Community Development Districts (CDDs), while recreation amenities are funded via standard monthly amenity fees paid by residents.
Monthly amenity fee approximately $195 (covers access to recreation centers, pools, executive golf, and activities). Bond assessments vary by section (typically $1,300-$1,380 annually for most; higher in Unit 168). Exact current figures and transfer fees unavailable from public sources.
Deed restrictions govern exterior modifications, landscaping, and property maintenance. Architectural Review Committee (ARC) approval required for changes. Age restriction (55+), golf cart rules, rental policies, noise standards, and trash collection apply per The Villages guidelines. Specific Pennecamp details align with community-wide standards.
Pennecamp Recreation Center (pool and activities); access to SeaBreeze Recreation Center (pools, fitness, courts); Cane Garden Championship Golf Course (27 holes) surrounding the village; executive golf courses nearby; multi-modal paths and green spaces.
Active adult retirement focused on golf, social clubs, fitness, and entertainment at nearby squares. Golf cart-centric living with emphasis on outdoor recreation and community events.
HOA Name: Village of Pennecamp (part of The Villages CDDs).
Management Company: The Villages recreation and district services.
Phone Number: 352-750-3525 (Pennecamp Recreation).
Email Address: Details not publicly available.
Website: thevillages.com.
Mailing Address: The Villages, FL 32162.
Office Hours: Details not publicly available.
Surrounded by championship golf and preserves; convenient to Lake Sumter Landing; diverse home styles; low crime environment; mature landscaping. Bond assessments and amenity fees support infrastructure and recreation.
The Village of Pennecamp provides a well-established, golf-adjacent setting within The Villages, emphasizing active living through CDD-managed infrastructure and amenity-supported recreation.
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