La Zamora is one of the later Lady Lake villages, built around 1998 to 2000 along streets such as Chula Vista Avenue and Costa Mesa Drive. Its homes are now about a quarter-century old, a good age to catch small problems before they turn into peeling paint.


La Zamora is part of the Lake County section of The Villages in the Town of Lady Lake, north of County Road 466 and close to Spanish Springs Town Square. Guides date it to roughly 1998 to 2000, and one puts it at 1999. Chula Vista Avenue, Costa Mesa Drive and Amarillo Place run through it.
Being in Lake County, La Zamora has no numbered district. The Village Center Community Development District handles its rules, architectural review included.
A home from around 1999 has probably had one exterior repaint or is overdue for its first. Either way, the state of the caulk, the stucco and the old finish decides how much prep the job takes.

In the Lady Lake and Lake County villages, the Architectural Review Committee reviews home repaints as exterior changes. Here is how we keep it simple.
Village Center rules let you repaint in the color your home was built with without calling it an alteration.
Colors outside the current palette need ARC approval first. Community Standards at (352) 751-3912 helps owners and contractors with the Architectural Review Application, and so do we.
A Lake County owner can appeal an ARC decision to the Village Center CDD board within 30 days. Choosing a palette shade instead is often easier, and we help compare options.
Pick one project or bundle a few into one visit.
Washed, repaired, caulked and finished in two coats, from fascia to front door.
Old patch marks and fine cracks smoothed out so they disappear under the finish.
A late-1990s kitchen can look new with refinished cabinet doors and boxes, without a remodel.
Oil spots and tire marks vanish under a flake-coated finish that sweeps clean.
Age, approvals and appeals for Lake County homes.
Call and we will help you find out whether it needs approval.
(352) 626-8007Most of its homes were built around 1998 to 2000, according to local guides, so they are now roughly 25 years old.
The Architectural Review Committee for the Lady Lake/Lake County villages, which operate under the Village Center Community Development District. Applications go through Community Standards at districtgov.org.
Yes. For Lady Lake/Lake County homes, appeals of ARC decisions go to the Village Center CDD board within 30 days.
Our painting, inside or out, is backed for 7 years against peeling and chipping. We also call about a year after the job to check in.
Nearby Lady Lake villages, our Lady Lake page and La Zamora’s most-asked-for services.
We visit at no charge and leave a written number that day. Two coats, full prep, and you pay only when you are satisfied.