Village of Belle Aire

Why Belle Aire has its own page

Because the numbers support it. 12 homes closed in Belle Aire since May 4, 2026, enough to publish a median without guessing, and every listing is placed here by street against the District's own directory rather than by the MLS subdivision field. Villages with fewer than ten closings are covered on the Historic Side guide instead.

A village gets its own page here only when it has ten or more closed sales in the period, or something written about it that no other page says. Every other village is covered on its section guide, at its own anchor, so the numbers earn the page rather than the name.

What do homes sell for in Belle Aire?

Since May 4, 2026, 12 homes closed in Belle Aire at a median $287,500, a median $209 per square foot, and a median 80 days on market, on a median 1,357 square feet. Listings are placed in Belle Aire by street against the District's own directory, so these figures cover the whole village.

What kind of homes these are

Source: Stellar MLS, May 4 to September 21, 2026, compiled by Cristian Gonzalez, eXp Realty. Each listing is assigned to Belle Aire by matching its street to The Villages Community Development Districts street directory (September 2026), not by the MLS subdivision field, which names the village on only about one listing in eleven. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Updated September 2026.

What kind of housing is in Belle Aire?

Of the 19 2026 listings on Belle Aire's streets, 53 percent single family homes and 47 percent villas. Homes were built between 2000 and 2004, median 2001, and the closed sales ran a median 1,357 square feet. The District lists 3 villa sections here: Cottages At Summerchase, Villa St. Simons, Villa Valdosta.

What to check before you buy in Belle Aire

1. Roof and insurance. Homes here were built 2000 to 2004. Homes here are the oldest in the community, so roof age is the first thing to price. A 1990s home has almost certainly been reroofed at least once, and Florida insurers care more about the reroof date than the build date. Ask for the permit.
2. Bond. Set per parcel and issued when each unit was platted, so two homes in Belle Aire can carry very different balances. Ask for the exact balance before comparing prices.
3. Price range. Closed sales since May 4, 2026 ran from $222,000 to $390,000. The median describes the middle of that range, not any one street or floor plan.
4. Negotiating room. Closed sales came in at a median 96.5 percent of list price after a median 80 days on market.

Many parcels in this section have bonds that are paid off or nearly paid off, simply because the infrastructure debt was issued decades ago. That is the single biggest reason a Historic Side asking price is not comparable to a Southern Oaks asking price. Confirm the remaining balance per parcel rather than assuming. The bond explainer covers how to pull an exact balance, or send me an address and I will run it.

Which district is Belle Aire in?

Belle Aire belongs to Districts 2 and 3 of The Villages Community Development Districts. Your districts determines your bond amortization schedule, your utility provider and your sanitation schedule. Villages sometimes span more than one district, so confirm it by address rather than by village name.

Source: district assignment from The Villages Community Development Districts, retrieved September 2026. Section grouping and square proximity are editorial descriptions used for navigation on this site and are not official District designations. Updated September 2026.