The Village of Sabal Chase sits in The Villages area of Sumter County, Florida, as an active adult community for people aged 55 and up, and while there's a lot going on, it does try to keep things running smooth with community standards, a community watch, and things like ID cards, customer service, and programs such as the Resident Academy and CDD orientation, and you can even find interesting ideas like the Adopt-A-Bench program and regular updates on community bulletin boards. This place offers a wide range of services, from RV storage and water services, to irrigation schedules and boil water notices, and there are clear ways for folks to report a problem, start or stop service, look up bill payment and rate information, and deal with bulk pickup and sanitation. There's support for commercial customers too, and district management takes care of roads, parks, and plenty of community infrastructure, organizing budgeting, purchasing, finance, bonds, and risk management.
People here find plenty to do, since the community stays lively with recreation centers, pools, sports like softball, and fitness clubs, and you can reserve spaces for social activities, join lifestyle volunteer groups, or take part in things like socials, camp villages, S.T.A.R. programs, senior games, the Running of the Squares, championship softball, Fit Club, fishing, and outdoor walks, and for folks interested in learning, The Enrichment Academy has programs running too. For golf lovers, there are courses, trail fees, and regular maintenance, with golf being a big part of the area, and outside, you'll see dog parks, nature trails, and paths for walking and biking, with nearby parks and green areas where people gather, exercise, or just relax, and even healthcare, pharmacies, and shopping are close by.
Housing in The Village of Sabal Chase is active, with things staying affordable compared to the national average, showing a median listing price around $412,000, homes about 1,564 square feet, price per square foot near $252, and homes listed for around 61 days as of July 2025, so it'll suit people looking for stable neighborhoods that offer both homes for sale and ones under contract, with property types including single-family homes, duplexes, and land, and there are nearby neighborhoods like Water Oaks Country Club Estates, Oakland Park, and Spanish Springs. The community has its own website with listings, market data, and agent connections, and you'll find resources for home valuations, moving, or checking the latest real estate activity snapshot.
The area supports a big range of care options like assisted living, memory care for those with wandering risk or confusion, independent living, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement arrangements, including help with meals, laundry, medication, bathing, dressing, and other needs, plus different room types from private spaces to studios and shared options. Recreation and daily activities are part of life here, as are events, calendar updates, parks, fitness centers, entertainment, golf, walking trails, shopping, dining, and gatherings-all kept going by a real sense of community involvement, diversity, and a stable long-standing presence in the area, and with the nearby healthcare, emergency management, employment eligibility services, and opportunities to volunteer or take part in games and wellness offerings, there's a broad choice of ways to stay active, learn, and connect with neighbors. The community does encourage working with a local senior living advisor for current pricing information, but it's known for a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere and a lot of practical support for daily living.
