Where in Clermont?

[sheekie1]

Davenport has alot of nice subdivisions to live in, I've lived in both Clermont and presently Davenport. Davenport is closer to Haines city, and
is also close to Disney. Davenport is not as crowded, I personally love it here.....I rent a 4 bedroom house, with 2 bathrooms, living room, dining room, eat in kitchen, family room, 2 car garage, enclosed pool, in a gated community, and pay only $1200 a month.....Clermont is a little more expensive. My kids go to a charter school, which is "A" rated.....

[THENAKEDCHEF]

we live just south of 192 on 27 in Legacy Park. It is 11 miles north to Clermont or 15 to Haines City.
Not sure about schol district but this is a nice subdivision. 7 areas of homes from Condo , townhouse, to single family homes to estates with 1 acre oat the end also a gated secure com.
House are cheop to rent compared to Northwest. We have a 2700 sqft 6 bed 5 bath with pool and it is only $1350 in the gated part. You can get a 3bed 2.5 bath in the same area for $950. yard and pool maintenance included and these houses are completly furnished. either British or Taiwan owners out of state. It is very quiet and close to everything

[savelegacypark]

Where do I begin. I have lived in Legacy Park since the beginning, Legacy Park was primarily set up as an investors development with short term rentals only. It has seven villages making up 1240 homes. All of the villages were supposed to join the Master HOA as well as their respective village HOA. The Center was lucky because Maronda homes backed out of the deal to join the Master and now does not contribute to maintain the Blvd and wells etc. So now there are only 1067 homes sharing the burden of all expenses. There has been recent talk of asking the Center to join the Master but why would anyone pay another dime when they are already riding for free? The management company (who manages for the original developer who ruined Legacy Park in the first place) The Master just filed for bankruptcy on 6-15-2009! And whats left goes to the landscaping company that charges theme park prices for maintaining the entrance and retention ponds. The real problem is that better than 70% of the homeowners do not live in Legacy Park and do not attend HOA meetings to correct what is needed. That is why HOA fees have gone up so much because the management company has dictated how things run instead of the homeowners. We need more owners to get involved but most live 1200 miles away or better. I have fought since day one with a handful of owners who live here but are always overturned because the majority are not here.