Find the SLV Neighborhood That Fits Your Day-to-Day Life
SLV is made up of distinct neighborhoods. Some feel closer to the social hub. Some feel tucked into the woods. Some deliver golf-front views. Others are pure lake lifestyle. This guide helps you narrow the choices fast and tour smarter when you visit.
How This Page Supports Our Complete SLV Guide
Think of the Savannah Lakes Village Lifestyle Guide as the big picture: amenities, lake life, golf, health care access, community culture, and what it really feels like to live here.
This page goes one level deeper by helping you answer a more personal question: Where in SLV will you feel most at home? The right neighborhood depends on your routine, your tolerance for quiet vs activity, and what you want to see out your back windows.
If you are actively planning a move, pair this page with the SLV Home Buying Guide so you can make confident choices quickly.
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Dock Options in SLV (Plain English)
“Do I get a dock?” is one of the first questions out-of-area buyers ask. The answer depends on the neighborhood and the specific property. Here is the simple way to think about it before you tour homes.
Three common ways owners enjoy the lake
SLV offers a mix of private dock eligibility, community docks, and quick lake access. What matters most is how you actually boat.
- Private dock slip eligibility: Some lakefront homes and lots are eligible for a private dock slip. Slips have an initial building cost and are leased for a period of 25 years by SLV Property Owners Association. There are monthly maintenance costs associated with these docks.
- Community docks and slips: SLV Property Owners Association provides community dock slips that are leased on an annual basis. Thes can be a great fit if you want convenience without dock maintenance and do not have a waterfront property. Docks are covered and well lit.
- Lake access without a dock: Plenty of residents enjoy the lake using nearby access points and boat launches, especially if they boat occasionally.
Best next step: when you find a home you like, we verify the dock situation early so there are no surprises later.
Find Homes by Neighborhood in Savannah Lakes Village
Use the quick links below to view current listings by neighborhood. These searches update automatically as inventory changes.
Tara Homes for Sale
Golf views, lake access options, and a central feel near the community hub.
Monticello Homes for Sale
Newer builds, dramatic fairway views, and easy access to the clubhouse area.
Shenandoah Homes for Sale
Privacy, wooded settings, and a calmer pace with nearby lake access points.
Southwind Homes for Sale
Quiet woodland living with some lakefront properties and limited community docks.
Savannah Point Homes for Sale
Premium lakefront lots, trails, scenic common areas, and dock eligibility.
Magnolia Homes for Sale
Golf-front homes on Tara plus select lakefront properties, close to amenities.
Quick Comparison of SLV Neighborhoods
A simple way to see how each neighborhood tends to “live” day-to-day.
| Neighborhood | Best For | Typical Setting |
|---|---|---|
| Tara | Golf + convenience + balanced lifestyle | Fairways, mature trees, and some lake access options |
| Monticello | Newer homes + clubhouse proximity | Golf and pond views, open sightlines |
| Shenandoah | Privacy + natural surroundings | Wooded lots and a quieter feel |
| Southwind | Peace + wooded living | Wooded lots, some lakefront, limited community docks |
| Savannah Point | Premium lake lifestyle | Lakefront lots, trails, gardens, dock eligibility |
| Magnolia | Amenities + golf views (plus select lakefront) | Tara course frontage and convenient community access |
Neighborhood Details
Expand any neighborhood below to see what buyers typically love about it.
Tara
Tara wraps around the Tara Golf Course and delivers a balanced lifestyle: golf views, wooded streets, and lake access options. Many buyers like Tara because it feels connected and convenient without feeling crowded.
- Central feel with easy access to amenities
- Mix of golf-front, wooded, and lake access options
- Established homes plus updated and newer builds
Monticello
Monticello centers around the Monticello Golf Course and clubhouse area. If you like open fairway views, newer homes, and being close to the social spaces, this is often a top contender.
- Fairway and pond views
- Many newer homes and modern floorplans
- Close to Monti’s and clubhouse gathering spaces
Shenandoah
Shenandoah is for buyers who want the woods, the quiet, and that “I can breathe here” feeling. Lots tend to be larger and more private, and lake access is still convenient.
Southwind
Southwind offers a relaxed woodland feel with a mix of lakefront and wooded properties. Community dock availability is more limited here, so it tends to attract buyers who prioritize peace and privacy.
Savannah Point
Savannah Point is known for premium lakefront lots, walking trails, scenic common areas, and a strong lake lifestyle. Homes are typically larger, and all properties are considered lakefront with dock eligibility.
Magnolia
Magnolia offers a strong mix: golf-front homes on the Tara course and some lakefront properties, with a neighborhood feel and easy proximity to community amenities. It is often a great fit for buyers who want convenience without giving up scenery.
Not Sure Which SLV Neighborhood Fits You Best?
We will help you match your lifestyle, budget, and wish list to the neighborhoods that make the most sense, then plan a smart tour.
- Compare lakefront, golf, and wooded settings
- Understand dock options early, before you fall in love with a home
- Plan an efficient discovery visit
Frequently Asked Questions
Which SLV neighborhood is closest to the amenities?
Magnolia is close to restaurants, the recreation center, and the Tara golf facilities. Monticello is closest to the Monti’s and the Monticello golf facilities. Lake access is convenient throughout the community.
What neighborhood is best for lake access?
Tara and Shenandoah often feel most convenient for quick lake access. Savannah Point is premium lakefront living. Southwind has lakefront options as well, with more limited community dock availability.
Which neighborhood is best for golf views?
Tara, Magnolia, and Monticello typically provide the strongest golf course frontage and fairway views.
Where are newer homes built?
New construction occurs throughout SLV depending on lot availability. Monticello often has a strong concentration of newer homes, with additional new builds in parts of Southwind and Magnolia.
Are all neighborhoods golf cart friendly?
Yes. SLV is golf cart friendly. Travel between some areas may involve state highway rules, but golf carts are widely used inside the community.
Which SLV neighborhood is the most quiet?
Southwind, Shenandoah, and Savannah Point are well known for privacy and a peaceful, wooded setting.
Can I buy a lakefront lot?
Yes. Lakefront and lake access lots can be available in Tara, Shenandoah, Southwind, Savannah Point, and occasionally Magnolia.
Do neighborhoods have separate HOA fees?
No. SLV neighborhoods share the same HOA structure. Savannah Point may have a modest additional fee for maintaining common areas and trails.