The Village of Dunedin provides a small-town beach feel, with manufactured homes designed for people aged 55 and over, and you'll find places with two or three bedrooms and bathrooms, some even with large yards and pet-friendly spaces and dog parks, so you can bring your pets along, and you'll often see folks riding golf carts because some of the homes come with them, and if you like to sit outside but avoid bugs, there are screened lanais on many homes. Residents enjoy indoor-outdoor living, and there's easy access to community events, clubs, socials, and things like Camp Villages, Fit Club, Senior Games, and championship softball. The Villages Kitchen is one of the main gathering spots, and there are unique groups-Talk of Books, Talk of Movies, Talk of Music, and Talk of TV-where neighbors meet and discuss their favorite things. The community has pools, sports programs, recreation centers, and even fishing and outdoor excursions, plus folks can sign up for enrichment classes at The Enrichment Academy if they want to learn something new or keep active.
Golf plays a big role here, with several golf courses to choose from, up-to-date trail fees, and regular golf course maintenance, while golf carts always seem to be buzzing around, and if you're lost, the Villages GPS app will help you get around the courses and community. Each home sits in generous lots, and there are several named areas, such as The Village of Lake Deaton and Village of Charlotte, and locations nearby include outdoor attractions like the Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail, Honeymoon Island Beach, and waterfront parks with white sand. The Squares-Spanish Springs, Lake Sumter, Brownwood, and Sawgrass Grove-give everyone even more places to gather, shop, and eat with friends. Security and safety matter here, so there's a Community Watch, regular district meetings at SeaBreeze Recreation, and ordinances set by the district, all working together to keep the neighborhood steady, and there are services like public safety programs, emergency management, and customer service support for all residents. Home tours are available most days with appointments, and there are vacation rentals for travelers who want a short visit or a longer stay. Folks can ask questions about utilities, water, sanitation, and even RV storage, and there's a Resident Academy and bulletin boards to keep everyone informed. Those looking for a home will find price reductions on models, starting as low as $129,900, and different care types are available for those who want home-like visits, including accessible and pet-friendly options for travelers. The community keeps up with simple things like irrigation schedules, bulk pick-up, and boil water notices, while district staff oversees property management and infrastructure under Florida law, and residents can rest easy with community standards and all the small touches that keep daily life running smooth.
