Amenities

Click Here to download a Self-Guided Tour Map of Centerville with a list of some of our amenities that you can experience yourself.

Conservation: Centerville is located on 975 acres and the majority of the land, almost 70%, will remain wildlife and aesthetic preserve as it is today. Centerville will continue to be managed as a recreational and aesthetic preserve.

Lakes:

There are two beautiful lakes at Centerville; Lake Pisgah and Amber Lake. They are two of the most professionally managed lakes in North Florida. The fishery is excellent. Four feeders provide feed three times a day to Bluegill, Stumpknockers, Catfish, Threadfin Shad, Largemouth Bass, and Tiger Bass. Over 200 bass are tagged for our internal research and efforts to keep these lakes as two of the best trophy bass lakes in North Florida.

Lake House:

The Lake House is the featured amenity on Lake Pisgah at Centerville. Here, residents entertain guests, picnic, relax on the dock, and just enjoy the scenery on the 18 acre lake. The Lake House also includes a dock, deck boat, kayaks, and canoes.

Click Here to Learn more about the Centerville Lakehouse.

Lake Pavilion:
Amber Lake features its own Lake Pavilion. The Pavilion will include a dock, canoes, and fish feeders.

Gated Entrances:

Centerville has two gated entrances. The entrances monitor all neighborhood traffic by way of Centerville Road and Pisgah Church Road. Both entrances feature beautiful landscaping from noted Landscape Architect, Sommer and Williams, of Thomasville.

Horse Pasture & Stables:

The equestrian area features stables, pastures, and a riding ring. It will serve as an aesthetic preserve along Centerville Road and Pisgah Church Road.

Click Here to Learn more about the Centerville Stables.

Hiking Trails:

There are over seven miles of private nature trails throughout Centerville for homeowners to enjoy. These trails will be marked with benches, bluebird houses, fox squirrel boxes, and foot bridges over the water crossings. The trails will feature signage throughout describing the trails and the ecosystems.

Click Here to View a Trails Map.

Pedway:

The community offers public scenic byways along Centerville Road and Pisgah Church Road. A fence designed and installed by Bob Whiting is an aesthetic buffer between the community and the pedway.

Click Here to read the Tallahassee Democrat Article "Nature Trail a Hit with Centerville Community" - (July, 14 2007)

Food Plots:

Throughout the property there are numerous food plots with winter greenery that are components of the wildlife management plan.

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8240 Centerville Road • Tallahassee, Florida 32309
850-907-2076 • Cell: 850-508-2999 • Fax: 850-907-0002
E-mail: info@centerville-florida.com

Prices, plans, uses, dimensions, boundaries, locations, specifications, material, and availability are subject to change without notice.  Illustrations are artist’s depictions only and may differ from completed improvements. This is not an offering in the states where prior registration is required. Houses depicted are models for some of the first homes to be built at Centerville and are representative of architectural styles at the community.

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