The development features a swimming pool and a large field for soccer and baseball. In addition to drawing residents together, these amenities obviate the need to drive elsewhere for recreation. Community green spaces and shared gardens bring neighbors together during the evenings and on weekends. There are more walking and bicycle paths than roads, which lend themselves to evening strolls, toddler bicycle training, roller skating and lemonade stands. The innate pedestrian safety enables parents to allow their children nearly free reign within Village Homes, encouraging the children to form congenial bands of playmates who benefit from receiving oversight from numerous community members.
Residents control future development themselves through the homeowners' association.
The homeowners' association's equity in these properties will eventually produce enough collateral to allow the neighborhood to build more offices, a delicatessen and an exercise studio. There are 220 single-family homes and 20 apartments. Sizes range from 3,000 square feet to a cluster of 600-foot units that share a community area. The development is designed to make it easier to visit between houses by walking or biking. Building setbacks are 15 feet, to enable enough room for greenways.