Living in World Golf Village: the golf hub, after the name.

On the MLS, World Golf Village is five areas (305 through 309) west and east of I-95 in ZIP 32092, with edges in 32095 and 32084: about 420 homes for sale from the condo tier up to the King & Bear estates. The core is the 2000s build: King & Bear (gated, the Palmer-Nicklaus course, 22 closed sales in two years at a $665,000 median, current listings from the $600,000s to $1.69 million on 2002 to 2015 homes), Turnberry, Heritage Landing, Bearsford and Greenside, the Cascades 55+ village, and the Laterra and Residences condos. Around it grew the parkway villages: Murabella and Samara Lakes (2005), Windward Ranch and Sevilla, Grand Oaks and Summer Bay (2021–23), Gran Lake, Markland and Cordova Palms on the east side, and the Silver villages that are SilverLeaf’s now.

The condo tier is the corridor’s entry point and the part that goes unlisted on the sales-office map: Laterra (17 condos for sale at a $185,000 median, with as many again for rent), Legends and the Residences sit a tier below anything else in the county that is not a 1970s building. The estate tier is King & Bear; the family villages run $430,000 to $550,000; Markland is the outlier at a $937,000 median. The hub page shows every one of them live. King & Bear at World Golf Village, live →

World Golf Village is not one bill. Each village has its own HOA, and the spread on current listings is wide: Murabella about $80 a year, Markland $125, TrailMark $100, Heritage Landing $135; King & Bear about $650 a quarter (the gate and the grounds); the Cascades $1,260 a quarter (its own 55+ clubhouse); Laterra about $367 a month (a condo association carries the building). Some villages also carry a Community Development District assessment on the county tax bill: Grand Oaks has its own district, Murabella’s is the Turnbull Creek CDD, TrailMark’s the Six Mile Creek CDD, Bannon Lakes its own. Several core villages carry none. The fees page shows the live HOA table and the live tax-rate table that makes the districts visible.

Golf is a third bill and a separate contract. Membership at the King & Bear and Slammer & Squire is one club with access to both courses, priority tee times, range balls and the practice facilities; the club publishes what is included and quotes initiation and dues on request. A King & Bear home does not include it. The membership page explains how it works and what the club does and does not publish. World Golf Village fees: HOA by village, the CDD map →

World Golf Village fits golfers who want two championship courses at the door without a Ponte Vedra price; buyers who want a 2000s home with mature trees and a bigger lot than the newer master plans sell; buyers choosing a 55+ village with a real clubhouse (the Cascades) at a St. Johns County address; and anyone who wants I-95 within a minute, with Jacksonville and St. Augustine each about half an hour. The retail corridor on the parkway, with the Walmart-anchored restaurant row and the Trader Joe’s plans on the Legends Landing filing, is the 2026 story; the news page tracks it with sources.

It fits less well if the Hall of Fame building matters to you (its future is undecided and legally constrained, per the news page), if you want a walkable town center (there is none; the retail is a corridor), or if the budget is below the condo tier. The 2000s homes carry 2000s roofs and systems, which belong in every offer here, and the villages that carry a CDD need the line pulled per parcel before you compare them with the ones that do not. What World Golf Village is now, verified →