Ridgewood Lakes Village 06 is one of the numbered villages inside Ridgewood Lakes, a gated master-planned community in Davenport in Polk County off U.S. Highway 27 near Interstate 4 (Ridgewood Lakes community guides, 2026). The master community is organized as a set of separate but equal villages, each with its own rules and homeowner association, under a Ridgewood Lakes master association first incorporated in the 1990s.
Because Ridgewood Lakes is a master plan of distinct villages, owners here generally answer to two layers: the Ridgewood Lakes master association, which maintains shared roadways, gates, security, and water features, and the individual village sub-association for Village 06. Confirm the exact dues at both layers, the payment schedule, and what each layer covers from the current association documents for the specific address.
Because this is one village inside a larger plan, the money is made or lost on the associations, the rules, and the lot, not on the Ridgewood Lakes name alone. The drivers are the combined master and sub-association dues, the rental and use rules, the gate and security structure, and the specific lot, all of which have to be read from the current documents and verified per address.
The pitch is a gated address on the U.S. Highway 27 and Interstate 4 corridor between Orlando and Tampa, with the community golf course (the former Ridgewood Lakes course, now White Heron Golf Club) about a mile away and the wider Davenport attractions market close. The work is the diligence: read both association budgets, confirm the rental and pet rules, and verify the lot and home condition before you buy.
