Century Village Pembroke Pines

Lifestyle

Living in Century Village Pembroke Pines

Life in Century Village Pembroke Pines centers on an active adult lifestyle, where the amenities and the social calendar do as much work as the homes themselves. Residents have access to grand clubhouse, 23 pools, tennis, golf course, and more. A lifestyle director and resident-run clubs typically keep the calendar full with fitness classes, interest groups, and social events, so it is easy to stay active and meet neighbors. Homes are generally single-level, or built with the primary suite on the first floor, and the HOA handles lawn care and much of the exterior upkeep. That low-maintenance setup is what draws buyers who want to travel and lock the door behind them.

Location

Century Village Pembroke Pines location

Century Village Pembroke Pines, a 55-and-over active adult community, is located in Pembroke Pines, part of Broward County, Florida. Residents are close to the shopping, dining, schools, and parks of the Pembroke Pines area, with the wider job centers, beaches, and airports of the region within driving distance.

Buying in Century Village Pembroke Pines

Buying in a 55+ community

Buying in a 55-and-over community like Century Village Pembroke Pines comes with a few rules worth understanding up front. Under the federal Housing for Older Persons Act, at least one resident in each home usually must be 55 or older, and the community keeps at least 80% of its homes occupied by someone in that age group. Rules on younger spouses, adult children, and guests vary by community, so confirm the specifics before you buy. Expect an HOA fee that funds the amenities, common-area upkeep, and often lawn care and exterior maintenance. Ask what the fee covers, how often it has risen, and whether the association holds healthy reserves. Financing works the same as it does on any home, and Florida's homestead exemption applies when the community is your primary residence.

What to Look For

Choosing a 55+ community

If you are weighing Century Village Pembroke Pines against other active adult communities, a few things separate a good fit from a great one. Start with the HOA. A healthy association with strong reserves keeps fees predictable and the amenities well maintained, so ask for recent financials and the history of fee increases. Look at how the community is aging. Established communities offer mature landscaping and proven amenities, while newer ones bring current floor plans and updated clubhouses. Neither is better on its own; it comes down to what you want. Weigh the location within Pembroke Pines. Proximity to medical care, an airport, shopping, and highways matters more over time, especially if you plan to age in place. Finally, visit more than once and at different times of day. The social scene, the activity level, and the overall feel of a community come through in person in a way a listing photo cannot capture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Century Village Pembroke Pines a 55+ community?

Yes. Century Village Pembroke Pines is an age-restricted, 55+ active adult community in Pembroke Pines, Broward County, Florida.

Can someone under 55 live in Century Village Pembroke Pines?

Age-restricted communities must keep at least 80% of homes occupied by a resident 55 or older, but many allow a younger spouse or partner, and rules on adult children and guests vary. Confirm the current policy for Century Village Pembroke Pines before you buy.

How much do homes in Century Village Pembroke Pines cost?

Homes in Century Village Pembroke Pines generally range $130,000 to $300,000, depending on the floor plan, lot, and updates. Ask us for current active listings and recent closed sales.

What do the HOA fees cover in Century Village Pembroke Pines?

HOA fees in active adult communities typically cover the amenities, common areas, and often lawn care and some exterior maintenance. Fees and inclusions vary, so we can pull the current figure and what it covers for Century Village Pembroke Pines.

Why do so many retirees choose Florida for 55+ living?

Florida has no state income tax, which stretches retirement income, and the climate supports year-round outdoor living. Combined with a deep supply of active adult communities and the homestead exemption on a primary residence, that is much of the draw.

Can I rent out a home in Century Village Pembroke Pines?

Many active adult communities allow leasing but limit it, and some set a minimum lease term or an age requirement on tenants. If renting is part of your plan, confirm the current rules for Century Village Pembroke Pines before you buy.