Wildwood · Buying a Home
Buying a Home in Wildwood, FL
Matched to the right village by how you want to live, with bonds and fees explained in plain English.
Buying in Wildwood: What You Get
Buying a home in Wildwood FL usually means choosing among new construction: new Villages homes in Fenney and Southern Oaks, new neighborhoods along the 301 and I-75 corridor, or a gated community like Beaumont. What you get from us is an honest comparison across builders and communities, with the bond, fees, taxes and insurance for each laid side by side.
Why Lili
Lili Whittington has sold more than 450 homes, works in Wildwood inside and outside The Villages, and represents you, not the builder. She'll point out what a sales office won't, in English or Spanish.
Choosing Your Wildwood
- New Villages living: Fenney and Southern Oaks, near Brownwood Paddock Square.
- Gated, outside The Villages: Beaumont.
- All ages, outside The Villages: Oxford Pointe and newer neighborhoods along the corridor, near new schools and shopping.
- Room to spread out: acreage around County Road 223.
Buying new? Bring your own agent to the model home before you register. Builders' agents work for the builder.
Local Context
Turnpike and I-75 access puts Tampa and Orlando within an easy drive. See our Wildwood page, new vs. resale in The Villages, our buying guide, or start your search with Lili.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you represent me when I buy new construction in Wildwood?
Yes, with builders outside The Villages. Bring Lili with you on your first visit to the model home, since builders often require your agent to be registered from the start. New homes in The Villages' own areas, like Fenney and Southern Oaks, are sold directly by The Villages developer, which doesn't work with outside agents.
Are there communities in Wildwood outside The Villages?
Yes, including Beaumont, a gated community, Oxford Pointe, and new neighborhoods along the US 301 and I-75 corridor.
Wildwood
What buying a home looks like in Wildwood
Brownwood and many of the newer Villages sections, where I-75 meets Florida's Turnpike.
Brownwood and many of the newer Villages sections, where I-75 meets Florida's Turnpike.
- The homes
- The newest Villages areas, the Village of Fenney and Southern Oaks, with brand-new construction; non-Villages communities like Beaumont (gated) and Oxford Pointe; new-construction neighborhoods along the US 301 / I-75 corridor; acreage and a quieter rural feel on the north side around County Road 223.
- Why people choose it
- Buyers who want the Villages lifestyle in brand-new construction at a lower entry price than older Villages sections, and buyers who want all-ages living outside The Villages in a fast-growing town with new schools and shopping.
- Getting around
- Where I-75 meets Florida's Turnpike, for trips to Tampa or Orlando; the southern gateway to The Villages.
- Nearby
- Brownwood Paddock Square; new shopping along the growth corridor.
- The trade-off
- Brand-new homes and highway access, versus the mature landscaping and location of older Villages sections farther north.
Buying a Home: keep exploring
Ready to make your move with The Lili Whittington Group?