Haywards Hill

Sixteen estates. Ten or more acres each. One quiet corner of Ocala, built for those who measure a good life in hoofbeats and open sky.

The Concept: A life with weather in it.

There's a point where success stops being about what you can buy and starts being about how you choose to spend your mornings. Haywards Hill exists for that point. A finite collection of sixteen equestrian estates, each on ten or more acres, set inside Ocala's horse country — the only place in the world that earns the title.

This isn't a subdivision with a clubhouse. It's a small, quiet group of neighbors who understand the same thing: that a good life moves at the pace of a horse, not a calendar. Morning rides before the heat sets in. Evenings on a porch that looks out over your own pasture. A barn you can see from your kitchen window.

Designed by Sharn Wordley, a world-class show jumper and course designer who has spent his career reading terrain, land, and the way a horse and rider move through both, and built by Davila Homes, Haywards Hill is shaped by people who understand the horseman's life from the inside, not just the buyer's.