Ainslie
Ainslie is a compact four-building association with a north-west map position and documented lake-view examples. It can appeal to buyers who want a smaller association footprint than Brighton or Fanshaw.
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Which Century Village Boca association is right for you?
| Association | Buildings | Registered size | Views | Location | Current fee | Leasing | Key difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ainslie | Ainslie A through D | 4 buildings, approximately 272 registered units, built 1979, with four floors reported in current public condominium records. | Lake and garden outlooks can occur, but are unit-specific. | Ainslie is on the north-west side of the official Century Village map. The internal bus route serves Ainslie D near the South Gate area, then Ainslie A, B and C. Exact walking and gate convenience depend on the building. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Ainslie is a compact four-building association with a north-west map position and documented lake-view examples. It can appeal to buyers who want a smaller association footprint than Brighton or Fanshaw. |
| Brighton | Brighton A through J | 10 buildings, approximately 420 registered units, built 1979, with three floors reported in current public condominium records. | Garden and water outlooks vary by building orientation and unit. | Brighton occupies the south-west portion of the official map. The internal bus route serves its letters in several clusters, which makes building letter especially important for route and amenity convenience. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Brighton has one of the broader building selections, A through J, in a south-west location. It is a strong comparison for a buyer who wants more building and unit choices within one association. |
| Cornwall | Cornwall A through E | 5 buildings, approximately 400 registered units, built 1979, with four floors reported in current public condominium records. | Garden and lake-facing outlooks vary by exact building and unit. | Cornwall is a central-west association on the official map. The internal bus route serves Cornwall A through E, making the exact letter useful when comparing transit and clubhouse routing. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Cornwall combines a compact five-building association with a central-west map position. It offers a different scale from nearby Ainslie or larger Fanshaw, and a current listing confirms elevator access in Cornwall E only, not automatically throughout the association. |
| Dorset | Dorset A through I | 9 buildings, approximately 378 registered units, built 1979, with three floors reported in current public condominium records. | Public records show garden and lake-view examples, but every outlook is unit-specific. | Dorset sits on the south-west side of the map, adjacent to Fanshaw. Official internal bus routes serve A through I in separate clusters, so buyers should map the exact letter before judging a route. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Dorset is a mid-sized, nine-building association with a south-west location and both garden and lake-view examples in public records. It is a useful middle-ground comparison between smaller Ainslie and larger Brighton or Fanshaw. |
| Exeter | Exeter A through E | 5 buildings, approximately 360 registered units, registered October 1979. | The official map places the buildings around water, but view quality is unit-specific. | Exeter is south-central and slightly east on the official map, west of Guildford, east of Cornwall and south of Preston. The map shows substantial water adjacency, while the exact route to the South Gate should be checked from the building. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Exeter stands out for its central water-side setting and five-building association scale. Buyers commonly compare it with Cornwall for central access and with Guildford for lake-oriented settings. |
| Fanshaw | Fanshaw A through O | 15 buildings, approximately 630 registered units, registered November 1979. | Many buildings are arranged around internal lakes, but a lake view is never guaranteed by the association name alone. | Fanshaw occupies a large south-east section of the official map around two internal lakes, east of Dorset and south of Hythe. Its pool sits within the association area. Exact gate route should be confirmed from the building. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Fanshaw is one of the largest Century Village associations by both letter range and registered units. Its broad selection and lake-oriented south-east footprint make it a natural comparison for buyers who want more inventory and location choice. |
| Guildford | Guildford A through E | 5 buildings, approximately 360 registered units, registered August 1980. | Lake-adjacent map placement supports a range of water-oriented units, not a promise that every condo faces water. | Guildford is in the eastern interior, south of New Castle, west of Hythe and north-west of Fanshaw. The official map shows lake adjacency around its building cluster. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Guildford is a compact five-building association with an eastern-interior lake setting. It is a useful fit for a buyer deciding between the large selection in Fanshaw and the smaller Hythe footprint. |
| Hythe | Hythe A through C | 3 buildings, approximately 216 registered units, registered September 1980. | The map shows lake-side positions for Hythe A and C, while Hythe B is more interior. Confirm the exact unit outlook. | Hythe is on the far east, Turnpike-side portion of the map, east of Guildford and south of Lincoln and New Castle. Its satellite pool is within the small three-building cluster. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Hythe is one of the smallest association choices, with only A through C. Its far-east location and more intimate building count can appeal to buyers who prefer a compact association over the larger Fanshaw or Mansfield choices. |
| Lincoln | Lincoln A through C | 3 buildings, approximately 224 registered units, registered December 1980. | Views, floor count and elevator access must be confirmed for the exact building and unit. | Lincoln is on the east side of Century Village near Hythe and New Castle. Use the official map and the individual building address to compare the practical route to Lyons Road and the clubhouse. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Lincoln is a compact three-building association in the eastern group of Century Village. It is a focused alternative for buyers who do not want the scale of Mansfield, Preston or Fanshaw. |
| Mansfield | Mansfield A through N | 14 buildings, approximately 588 units, built around 1979 to 1980, with three stories reported in current public market records. | Garden, neighborhood and water outlooks should be verified from the individual unit. | Mansfield occupies the north-east corner of the community map near Preston, Suffolk and Yarmouth. Exact walking and gate convenience depend on the lettered building. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Mansfield is one of the larger association choices with A through N. Its north-east position and broad building range create more unit-by-unit variation than a compact association such as Hythe or Lincoln. |
| New Castle | New Castle A through C | 3 buildings, approximately 224 registered units, registered April 1981. | The exact building and unit determine lake, garden or neighborhood outlook. | New Castle is in the eastern interior, north of Guildford and near Hythe and Lincoln. The official map is the right source for comparing each lettered building to the clubhouse, gates and bus route. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | New Castle has a small three-building footprint in the east-side association cluster. It can suit a buyer who wants a tighter association choice while remaining near Guildford, Hythe and Lincoln for comparisons. |
| Preston | Preston A through I | 9 buildings, approximately 378 registered units, registered December 1980. | View and floor configuration are building and unit-specific. | Preston is north of Exeter on the east-central part of the map. A current unit listing describes entry from the E New England Boulevard gate, but buyers should confirm their exact building route at the time of the visit. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Preston offers a nine-building association in an east-central location, with a practical relationship to the E New England entrance. It is a useful comparison for buyers weighing central access against the north-east concentration of Mansfield or Suffolk. |
| Rexford | Rexford A through C | 3 buildings, approximately 224 registered units, registered December 1981. | Current listing examples include two-bedroom, two-bath layouts, but all floor-plan and view details are unit-specific. | Rexford is part of the north-east association group near Lincoln, New Castle, Preston and Yarmouth. Map the exact building before deciding how it fits your daily route. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Rexford is another compact three-building choice, but its later registration date and north-east comparison set distinguish it from Lincoln or Hythe. Buyers often focus on the exact unit’s floor, upgrades and view. |
| Suffolk | Suffolk A through G | 7 buildings, approximately 294 registered units, registered June 1981. | Current listings show a range of unit forms, while every view and access detail is unit-specific. | Suffolk sits in the north-east map area near Mansfield, Preston and Yarmouth. Use the official map to compare building letter, satellite-pool route and the preferred exit direction. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Suffolk is a seven-building north-east association, offering a middle scale between the compact three-building associations and larger Mansfield. It is a practical comparison for buyers who want several building choices without the broadest association footprint. |
| Wolverton | Wolverton A through E | 5 buildings, approximately 376 registered units, registered October 1982. | The building and unit determine the actual garden, water or neighborhood outlook. | Wolverton is in the north-east portion of the map close to Lincoln, New Castle and Yarmouth. Verify the precise building route for Lyons Road, the clubhouse and bus service. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Wolverton is a five-building, later-developed association in the north-east comparison set. It can suit a buyer who wants more building choice than Lincoln or Rexford without the scale of Mansfield. |
| Yarmouth | Yarmouth A through E | 5 buildings, approximately 368 registered units, registered January 1983. | Current listing examples include one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath and two-bedroom, two-bath forms, but specific views are unit-specific. | Yarmouth is in the north-east association cluster alongside Mansfield, Suffolk and Wolverton. Use the official map to compare its exact building position, satellite-pool route and exit preferences. | Exact association package required | Confirm current association rule | Yarmouth is a five-building, later-registered north-east association. It is often a useful comparison for buyers deciding between a defined association scale and the broad inventory range within nearby Mansfield. |
Current fees, leasing, pets, applications, assessments and building projects can change. This guide deliberately treats them as association-document questions unless current authoritative material establishes the answer.
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Brighton
Brighton has one of the broader building selections, A through J, in a south-west location. It is a strong comparison for a buyer who wants more building and unit choices within one association.
Explore Brighton →Cornwall
Cornwall combines a compact five-building association with a central-west map position. It offers a different scale from nearby Ainslie or larger Fanshaw, and a current listing confirms elevator access in Cornwall E only, not automatically throughout the association.
Explore Cornwall →Dorset
Dorset is a mid-sized, nine-building association with a south-west location and both garden and lake-view examples in public records. It is a useful middle-ground comparison between smaller Ainslie and larger Brighton or Fanshaw.
Explore Dorset →Exeter
Exeter stands out for its central water-side setting and five-building association scale. Buyers commonly compare it with Cornwall for central access and with Guildford for lake-oriented settings.
Explore Exeter →Fanshaw
Fanshaw is one of the largest Century Village associations by both letter range and registered units. Its broad selection and lake-oriented south-east footprint make it a natural comparison for buyers who want more inventory and location choice.
Explore Fanshaw →Guildford
Guildford is a compact five-building association with an eastern-interior lake setting. It is a useful fit for a buyer deciding between the large selection in Fanshaw and the smaller Hythe footprint.
Explore Guildford →Hythe
Hythe is one of the smallest association choices, with only A through C. Its far-east location and more intimate building count can appeal to buyers who prefer a compact association over the larger Fanshaw or Mansfield choices.
Explore Hythe →Lincoln
Lincoln is a compact three-building association in the eastern group of Century Village. It is a focused alternative for buyers who do not want the scale of Mansfield, Preston or Fanshaw.
Explore Lincoln →Mansfield
Mansfield is one of the larger association choices with A through N. Its north-east position and broad building range create more unit-by-unit variation than a compact association such as Hythe or Lincoln.
Explore Mansfield →New Castle
New Castle has a small three-building footprint in the east-side association cluster. It can suit a buyer who wants a tighter association choice while remaining near Guildford, Hythe and Lincoln for comparisons.
Explore New Castle →Preston
Preston offers a nine-building association in an east-central location, with a practical relationship to the E New England entrance. It is a useful comparison for buyers weighing central access against the north-east concentration of Mansfield or Suffolk.
Explore Preston →Rexford
Rexford is another compact three-building choice, but its later registration date and north-east comparison set distinguish it from Lincoln or Hythe. Buyers often focus on the exact unit’s floor, upgrades and view.
Explore Rexford →Suffolk
Suffolk is a seven-building north-east association, offering a middle scale between the compact three-building associations and larger Mansfield. It is a practical comparison for buyers who want several building choices without the broadest association footprint.
Explore Suffolk →Wolverton
Wolverton is a five-building, later-developed association in the north-east comparison set. It can suit a buyer who wants more building choice than Lincoln or Rexford without the scale of Mansfield.
Explore Wolverton →Yarmouth
Yarmouth is a five-building, later-registered north-east association. It is often a useful comparison for buyers deciding between a defined association scale and the broad inventory range within nearby Mansfield.
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