Village of Santo Domingo Homes for Sale | The Villages, FL 32159

Village of Santo Domingo Homes for Sale

Santo Domingo sits at the crossroads of three named courses and facilities already featured on this site: Tierra Del Sol Country Club, with golf course views that appear repeatedly in listings; El Diablo Executive Golf Course, the same "devil" course paired with El Santiago; and El Santiago Recreation Center, the beach-themed facility where residents play pickleball daily. Built 1996–2001 in Sumter County (ZIP 32159), the village has the broadest home-type mix of any northern-area village in this era — Cottage Homes, Courtyard Villas, Patio Villas, and Designer Homes ranging from 804 to 2,959 sq ft. Most bond balances are paid off, with multiple confirmed "BOND PAID" listings. Mature palms, oaks, and poincianas throughout reflect 25+ years of establishment.

At a glance
Location Northern Area
Nearest square Spanish Springs, Lake Sumter Landing
Year built 1996–2001
Home types Cottage Home, Courtyard Villa, Patio Villa, Designer Home
Bond status Mostly paid off
Tax rate (typical) ~1.0% (Sumter, 2024)
County Sumter County
ZIP Code 32159

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What people like about the Village of Santo Domingo

Three named courses and facilities from neighboring villages converge around Santo Domingo. Tierra Del Sol Country Club borders the village, and golf course views along this course are a recurring feature in listings — fairway-adjacent homes here have the same championship course backdrop as Tierra Del Sol itself. El Diablo Executive Golf Course is the executive counterpart to El Santiago's layout, both sharing the Spanish saint-devil naming pair; Santo Domingo residents have walking access to El Diablo the same way Santiago residents do. El Santiago Recreation Center is the beach-themed facility that residents across this northern cluster use for pickleball, fitness, and pool — the same facility referenced in the Village of Santiago. The home-type range is notable for a northern village of this era: from Cottage Homes under 900 sq ft to Designer Homes approaching 3,000 sq ft, buyers across a wider budget and space requirement find something here than in villages with a narrower mix.

The established landscaping is a visible differentiator from newer villages. Mature palms, oaks, and poincianas throughout Santo Domingo reflect 25+ years of growth — the canopy character that new-construction villages south of SR 44 will not have for a generation. Spanish Springs Town Square is approximately 2.8 miles away; Lake Sumter Landing Market Square is about 5.8 miles, described in multiple listings as "minutes away" — two town-square entertainment options accessible from the same northern base. On cost: most bond balances are paid off, confirmed by multiple "BOND PAID" listings from this 1996–2001 build era. Sumter County property taxes apply at approximately 1.0% — importantly, despite the 32159 ZIP (which covers both Lake and Sumter County properties in the Spanish Springs corridor), Santo Domingo is Sumter County, not Lake County. Do not assume the ~1.6% Lake County rate based on the ZIP alone. The combination of a paid-off bond and Sumter County taxes gives Santo Domingo one of the lower ongoing carrying-cost profiles of any northern-area village.

Map & location

What's nearby in the Village of Santo Domingo

Golf nearby

  • Tierra Del Sol Country Club — championship course bordering the village — golf course views are a recurring listing feature in Santo Domingo
  • El Diablo Executive Golf Course — the "devil" executive course in the El Santiago / El Diablo pair — walking access for Santo Domingo residents, included with amenity fee
  • Hacienda Hills Golf Course and Country Club — additional championship golf nearby in the northern area corridor

Recreation & entertainment

  • El Santiago Recreation Center — beach-themed facility shared across this northern cluster — pickleball courts, pool, fitness; residents play here daily
  • Spanish Springs Town Square — ~2.8 miles — Spanish colonial-themed, free nightly entertainment, original town square (1995)
  • Lake Sumter Landing Market Square — ~5.8 miles — Coastal / Key West-themed waterfront square (2004), lakeside dining, free nightly entertainment

Shopping & services

  • Spanish Springs corridor retail — shops, dining, and services in the Spanish Springs corridor — accessible from this northern Sumter County section

What to check before you buy in the Village of Santo Domingo

  • Bond status and remaining balance Santo Domingo was built 1996–2001, so most homes have had their CDD bond paid off or carry a small remaining balance — "BOND PAID" listings are confirmed across this village. Bond amounts vary home to home even within the same village; always verify the bond status in writing for any specific home before making an offer. More on bonds →
  • Confirm Sumter County — do not assume Lake County from the ZIP ZIP 32159 covers both Lake County and Sumter County properties in the Spanish Springs area. Santo Domingo is in Sumter County (~1.0% effective tax rate), not Lake County (~1.6%). Do not calculate taxes based on the ZIP alone — verify the county for any specific parcel with the Sumter County Property Appraiser before making an offer.
  • Roof age Florida insurance carriers are strict about roof age. Mid-1990s to early 2000s construction puts original roofs well past normal service life — verify that the roof has been replaced in the past 10–15 years, or budget for replacement.
  • HVAC age Florida systems work hard. Anything older than about 12–15 years is worth a closer look during inspection. For homes in the 1996–2001 build range, confirm the current HVAC system has been replaced and ask for the replacement date.

Village of Santo Domingo FAQs

Where is the Village of Santo Domingo located in The Villages?

Santo Domingo is in the northern area of The Villages, in Sumter County, ZIP 32159. It sits near the Village of Alhambra, Tierra Del Sol Country Club, and the El Santiago / El Diablo golf corridor. Spanish Springs Town Square is approximately 2.8 miles away; Lake Sumter Landing Market Square is approximately 5.8 miles.

When were the homes in Santo Domingo built?

Homes in Santo Domingo were built between 1996 and 2001. Most bond balances from that era are paid off, with multiple confirmed "BOND PAID" listings across the village.

What types of homes are in Santo Domingo?

Santo Domingo has Cottage Homes, Courtyard Villas, Patio Villas, and Designer Homes — one of the broadest home-type mixes of any northern-area village from this era. Sizes range from approximately 804 to 2,959 sq ft, giving buyers across a range of budgets and space requirements options in the same neighborhood.

What town square is closest to Santo Domingo?

Spanish Springs Town Square is the closest at approximately 2.8 miles. Lake Sumter Landing Market Square is about 5.8 miles, described in multiple listings as "minutes away." Both host free live entertainment nightly — Spanish Springs with country and Western programming, Lake Sumter Landing with a waterfront setting.

What golf courses are nearest to Santo Domingo?

Tierra Del Sol Country Club borders the village, with golf course views appearing frequently in Santo Domingo listings. El Diablo Executive Golf Course is the executive course in the El Santiago / El Diablo pair, walkable for Santo Domingo residents and included with the amenity fee. Hacienda Hills Golf Course and Country Club is also nearby in the northern area.

What is the connection between Santo Domingo, El Santiago, and El Diablo?

El Diablo Executive Golf Course and El Santiago Recreation Center are both facilities shared across this cluster of northern villages. El Diablo is the "devil" executive course in the saint-devil naming pair with El Santiago. El Santiago Recreation Center is the beach-themed facility where residents across the area play pickleball and use the pool — the same facility featured on the Village of Santiago page. Santo Domingo residents have access to both.

Is the bond paid off in Santo Domingo?

For most homes, yes. Santo Domingo was built 1996–2001, and most bonds from that era are paid off or carry a small remaining balance. Multiple confirmed "BOND PAID" listings exist in the village. Always verify the bond status in writing for any specific home — individual situations can vary even within the same village.

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