This small Bridgeport village is known for its cottages and is described in listings and forums as a neighborhood at Lake Sumter Landing. Homes here likely date from the mid-2000s, so most have seen a lot of sun since the builder painted them.


Bridgeport at Lakeshore Cottages appears on the District 6 roster. That district dates to February 2004, when Sumter County established it. Public detail on the village itself is thin, and even the name is spelled two ways, so we will not guess at more than that.
What we can say is what cottages of that era usually need: a thorough wash, fresh caulk around windows and doors, attention to any stucco cracks, and two full coats. Smaller homes also make it easy to add a lanai floor coating or a few interior rooms to the same visit.

Public information on this small village is limited, so we keep to what is known.
Call and describe it. We will tell you what to expect.
(352) 626-8007Both spellings show up in listings and forums. Either way, it is the same Bridgeport village in the Lake Sumter Landing area, listed in District 6.
District 6 handles architectural review. Repainting a cottage in its existing color, or one from the District 6 palette now in use, usually needs nothing filed; a different color requires an application first. We double-check the current rule for your address.
Yes. Cottages get the same wash, caulk, tape and two-coat process as any larger house, and the same 7-year peel-and-chip warranty.
Yes. We install epoxy and polyaspartic floor coatings. Indoor epoxy is backed for life, and outdoor coatings are backed for 5 years when you keep up the maintenance plan.
Call (352) 626-8007 or request an estimate online. You get a written price the same day, and you pay only once you are satisfied.
Yes. We paint interiors, refinish cabinets, remove popcorn ceilings and coat garage floors.
Neighboring Bridgeport and District 6 villages, plus our services.
A quick visit, a color check and a written quote the same day.