The Greens at Providence is a named subdivision inside Providence, a roughly 2,200-acre guard-gated golf community in Davenport in Polk County, southwest of Orlando (Providence community materials and multiple brokerage subdivision pages, 2026). Listing records describe The Greens as a Mediterranean style pocket with terracotta roofs and courtyard plans set around the Providence Golf Club.
Providence broke ground in the mid 2000s and has been developed primarily by ABD Development, an award winning Central Florida builder, with the Mike Dasher designed Providence Golf Club opening in 2007 (ABD Development and Providence community materials, 2026). The master plan has been built out in phases and named pockets over time, and The Greens is one of those named enclaves carried in the Stellar MLS subdivision field.
Because The Greens sits inside a master plan, the money is made or lost on the fee stack and the amenity rules as much as the home. Sources describe Providence as having no CDD and a community HOA, but the reported HOA figure varies by source and by section, so confirm the current dues, what they include, and any sub-association fee for the exact home before you buy.
The pitch is a gated golf address close to the parks: Providence sits in the Davenport corridor with I-4 access toward Walt Disney World, ChampionsGate, and Posner Park, and downtown Orlando beyond. The work is the diligence: confirm the subdivision and any builder or phase details, read the HOA and golf and amenity rules, and verify the home is owner-occupied stock in an area with heavy vacation-rental activity.