The Villages of Bridgeport at Mission Hills sits in Florida's District 9, right inside the Eastport/Sawgrass region, and offers a well-established age-restricted community where at least 80% of residents are 55 or older, so seniors can expect a calm and friendly setting with a strong sense of camaraderie that comes from having so many neighbors close in age. The area stays busy with activities like socials, Senior Games, and outdoor excursions available through programs such as Camp Villages and an Enrichment Academy, and you'll notice the facilities make room for both private or shared spaces, plus studios, so people who move in can match their living arrangements to their needs, with floor plans from one to four bedrooms, guest suites, dens, or lofts, and options to have spaces fully furnished, partly furnished, or even unfurnished. There are master-planned neighborhoods including Haciendas of Mission Hills, Kingsmill, and Monterrey, each with their own feel and access to different amenities, and because the community is built for using golf carts, you'll find easy golf cart transportation across long distances, especially between the many golf courses, since Bridgeport is known for its golf amenities with both championship and executive courses, trail fee options, golf course maintenance, and spots for golf lovers to connect.
Homes feature things like laundry rooms either in the home or garage, soaker and jetted tubs, bedroom TVs, king-sized beds, and different flooring options, including uncarpeted floors, plus there's a choice between pet-free spaces or places where pets are allowed, and most areas don't permit smoking or vaping indoors, but provide spots outside where those are allowed. There's also thoughtful support for moves into the community, since they have moving resources, cost calculators, and guides, plus a partnership with northAmerican for moving and relocation services, which can help with household moves, long-distance, military moves, and even packing, storage, or auto transport, which can matter as people come from farther away. The community doesn't include housekeeping, transportation, or dining as standard services, but it's got strong supports for different care needs, with a continuum of care that covers assisted living, memory care, advanced care for bathing, dressing, and transferring, as well as support for meals, laundry, and medication management for those who need it. Some services, like high-speed internet, come with an extra fee, but things like resident ID cards, customer service, a Resident Academy for newcomers, and community standards with security, emergency management, and a community watch system help people settle in safely and stay connected.
The Villages of Bridgeport at Mission Hills has a lot of parks, dog parks, nature trails, walking and biking pathways, and pools around the various recreation centers if you like the outdoors, and the community's got reservation systems for sports facilities like softball leagues and fishing trips, all set up to help residents stay active and social. Area healthcare is convenient, with physicians and pharmacies nearby when folks need support, and the local utilities and sanitation teams handle water, irrigation, and waste removal, with extra options like RV storage, bulk pick-up, Adopt-A-Bench, and even bulletin boards for keeping up with neighborhood news. Some parts of the community offer tax advantages, so people moving in can sometimes save on taxes depending on which area they choose, and the community as a whole keeps things lively with programs like STAR, Fit Club, the Running of the Squares, and access to amenities such as cafes and parks, which makes daily life here steady and comfortable for those wanting to stay active and engaged as they age.
