Community Overview

Oak Hill Village is an equestrian friendly community in West Davie featuring horse trails, large lots, and proximity to both Oak Hill Equestrian Park and Vista View Park riding facilities. Homes were built from the 1970s through the 1990s, with pricing estimated between $500,000 and $1,200,000 depending on lot size and home condition.

The equestrian zoning and minimal HOA give homeowners the freedom to keep horses on their property. Oak Hill Village represents the traditional Davie lifestyle, the horse country heritage that defines the town. For buyers who want equestrian living at a more accessible price point than communities like Blackhawk Ranches or Martha Bright Farms, Oak Hill Village is the right fit.

Amenities

Oak Hill Village’s amenities center on the equestrian lifestyle: horse trails, large lots for keeping horses, and proximity to Oak Hill Equestrian Park and Vista View Park. These public facilities provide riding arenas, trails, and equestrian events. The minimal HOA means low monthly costs and few restrictions. The large lots allow for private pools, gardens, and outdoor living spaces beyond equestrian use.

Schools

Oak Hill Village is zoned for Davie area schools. Confirm your specific school assignments using the BCPS Find My School tool.

Flood Zone

Oak Hill Village is in the West Davie equestrian zone. Flood designations vary by parcel. Verify at the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

Location and Commute

Oak Hill Village is in West Davie’s equestrian zone. I-595 and Griffin Road provide the main commuting routes. Downtown Fort Lauderdale is approximately 25 to 30 minutes east. The rural road network in this area means the last mile of your commute will feel noticeably different from the highway portion.

Market Context

At $500K to $1.2M, Oak Hill Village is the most accessible equestrian community in Davie. Comparable equestrian options include Martha Bright Farms ($1M to $2M+) and Royal Palm Trail ($700K to $1.5M). The proximity to Oak Hill Equestrian Park and Vista View Park adds value that standalone acreage properties lack. The older construction (1970s to 1990s) means some homes need updates, but this creates opportunity for buyers who want to customize.