The Arbors and designed to deliver a subdued but elegant lifestyle. As expected, its streets are well lit and impeccably maintained. Additionally, a network of sidewalks, ideal for evening strolls with that special person in your life, meander through the neighborhood.

This community is located in Southeast Ocala, an area surrounded by natures wonders. Forests, natural springs, rivers and lakes are a short hop away. The natural trails of the Florida Greenway and the Ocala National Forest are also near enough to visit on a whim. In short, The Arbors community is in the heart of a natural wonderland.

The Arbors also is close to shopping with supermarkets and neighborhood shopping centers a short hop away. However, it is also no more than five miles away from Ocala’s exciting city center. There you will find a wide assortment of eateries. They range from coffee houses like Symmetry to Golden Spoon winning fine dining establishments like La Cuisine. Undoubtedly, you will find ample options to please your pallet here.

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The downtown area also features a city square which hosts concerts, art shows and other events throughout the year. Of course, the arts are an important part of Ocala life generally. Therefore, it is exciting to note that the city center features our premier theater, The Reilly Arts Center.

Also, our city center is about to grow at an unprecedented rate. Builders have pulled permits to date that portend a historic expansion of our downtown area. As a result, it is expected to grow to five times its current size over the next few years. Of course, with this growth will come an expansion in dining options. Additionally, new small businesses will greatly expand our infrastructure, providing services, new shopping options and much more.

The Arbors is a beautiful, safe community offering exciting architectural designs and an upscale lifestyle. However, residents also find themselves only a few minutes from our exciting city center, the heartbeat of our community. Could they have made a better choice?