Oak Village is the second largest of the deed-restricted greenbelt villages of Sugarmill Woods, a master-planned community in Homosassa, Citrus County, about eight miles south of Homosassa Springs. Sugarmill Woods was platted in 1972 with a concept of separate villages and a pioneering greenbelt design that placed protected green space behind the homes (Homes.com Oak Village guide and Sugarmill Woods Civic Association, 2026).
What sets Oak Village apart from the sibling villages is governance and amenities of its own. Membership in the Oak Village association is mandatory for every parcel owner, and the board maintains the greenbelt common areas, provides a nighttime security patrol, arranges supplementary mowing of the right of way, and keeps liaison with Citrus County (Sugarmill Woods Civic Association, Oak Village Association page, 2026). The village also has its own Oak Village Sports Complex, with tennis, pickleball, a lap pool, and a fitness room.
Housing stock runs from 1980s and 1990s ranch-style homes through newer contemporary builds, some with inground pools, on lots generally between a quarter and a half acre (Homes.com, 2026). Condition, era, and the specific lot drive value more than the Oak Village name.
The pitch is greenbelt living with its own amenities and golf nearby: the village sits between the Sugarmill Woods Country Club and Citrus National Golf Club, with US 19 at the county's southern gateway and the Suncoast Parkway making Tampa a manageable drive. The work is reading the era, the greenbelt lot, and the association obligation, and running the insurance and karst diligence before you fall for a price.
