Summerfield is a busy neighborhood filled with retail amenities and Florida charm, complete with meandering golf carts. “This community is amazing and there’s so much to do around here. If you’re bored, it’s your own fault,” says Brian Kiger who works in the pro shop at Eagle Ridge Golf Club. “The amenities around here are just great. If you want to hike, golf, paint or go rock climbing, whatever you want to do, they’ve got a group for every kind of interest.”
Stucco ranch-style homes are the norm
Homes in Summerfield are mostly stucco, traditional ranch-style homes with two-car garages and cozy front porches. Prices can range anywhere from $145,000 mobile homes to $865,000, ten-acre, equestrian community estates. Homes typically fall between 850 and 3,100 square feet in size and can date back as far as the early 1940s with some new construction as recent as 2023. Green lots ranging in size from 3,500 square feet to 10 acres boast long driveways, with smaller lots often connected by sidewalks. There are about 20,000 homes total in the neighborhood and the average number of days on the market for Summerfield homes is higher than the national average.
Traditional ranch style homes can be seen throughout Summerfield, Fl.
Colorful, ranch style home in a charming community in Summerfield, Fl.
An old fashioned ranch style home with a large backyard and shed in Summerfield, Fl.
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B and C rated schools serve over 1,000 students
Students in Summerfield can attend Harbour View Elementary School, which received a C-plus rating from Niche and serves about 780 students with a student-teacher ratio of 16-to-1. Lake Weir Middle School is another option that received a C-plus rating from Niche and serves about 1,170 students with a student-teacher ratio of 21-to-1. Lake Weir High School received a B-minus rating from Niche and serves about 1,400 students with a student-teacher ratio of 23-to-1. The school offers a Cambridge AICE Program that gives students access to college credits and alternate pathways.
Carney Island Park is close by
The nearby Carney Island Park is a spacious park that hugs Lake Weir, the fifth largest lake in the state, and has boat ramps that give residents the chance to get out on the water and do some fishing. The park is also home to the Ma Barker House which was built in 1935 and now offers private tours. For a time, the house was rented by notorious gangsters Ma Barker and her son, who would later engage in the longest FBI shootout in history when police discovered their hideout. Eagle Ridge Golf Club was founded in 1999 and boasts four different courses with 36 holes between them that welcome both members and visiting golfers. Stonecrest Golf is another semi-private course that was designed by Steve Newgent. The par 72 course is in the middle of a retirement community and offers plenty of water hazards and championship tees. “Golf is sort of a big deal around here,” Kiger says. “I bet there are people who move here for the golf.”
Beachside volleyball activities can be seen at Gator Joe's Beach Bar & Grill.
A lakeside view of park & recreation on Lake Weir in Ocklawaha, Fl.
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Spanish Springs Town Center has it all
Many residents head to Spanish Springs Town Square for dining, shopping and entertainment. Popular locations include the movie theater, quaint boutiques and restaurants like Kilwins, known for its fudge and ice cream. Restaurants inside the neighborhood include local favorites like Artman Country Smokehouse which is known for its ribs, pulled chicken and homemade potato salad. The Anchor on Sunset Harbor is a pirate-themed eatery with a full bar and surf and turf grub. Francesco’s Ristorante And Stone Fire Pizza has authentic Italian dishes that range from homemade pasta with from-scratch sauce to wood-fired gourmet pizzas. Residents can pick up their groceries from the local Publix.
A beautiful, shopping & dining district at The Villages near Summerfield, Fl.
A leisure, golf cart cruising community near Summerland, Fl.
Kilwins, an old fashioned Chocolate Fudge & Ice cream spot with specialty treats.
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Highways to Ocala, Disney and beyond
Residents have easy access to Highway 441 which can take them into Ocala just 15 miles northeast. “There’s lots to do in Ocala and plenty more around here. The neighborhood is close to everything,” Kiger says. “We’re only about an hour from Disney and 20 minutes from ziplining and parks and all kinds of things.”
On average, homes in Summerfield, FL sell after 80 days on the market compared to the national average of 48 days. The median sale price for homes in Summerfield, FL over the last 12 months is $285,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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