Summerfield Hollow at Lakewood Ranch is a special village. A few years before construction started in this neighborhood, Lakewood Ranch developers had already completed the initial phase of single-family homes in this master-planned development; with Summerfield Hollow, the developers wanted to create a blueprint for multifamily villages.

Unlike many other condominiums in Florida, Summerfield Hollow is not a residential tower. This village is actually a collection of attached Mediterranean-style townhouses that only share a commons structure and some landscaping; otherwise, the residents of Summerfield Hollow enjoy as much privacy as those who live in single-family homes.

Summerfield Hollow is one of the few Lakewood Ranch villages where house hunters can still find an upscale, two-bedroom home built on 1,600 square feet for under $180K. The coziest units are just under 1,000 square feet; the largest units, on the other hand, feature 1,700 square feet and three bedrooms.

The diversity of floor plans in this village makes it attractive to prospective home buyers, who can choose between high ceilings and panoramic windows on second-level units or covered patios and foyers on the ground floor.

Summerfield Hollow neighbors enjoy green areas and a village playground. This is a very quiet neighborhood that is surrounded by nature preserves and a couple of lakes, but it is conveniently located within walking distance to two public schools, the Lakewood Ranch Community Park, and the Lakewood Walk shopping center, which was the first commercial district developed in this section of Manatee County.

The downtown districts of Bradenton and Sarasota are located less than 30 minutes away from Summerfield Hollow. Bradenton Beach is close enough to visit on the weekends, and the same goes for the beaches of Sarasota County.