The oak canopy
Mature live oaks shade quiet lanes throughout the neighborhood — the setting Woodfields is best known for.
Neighborhood guide · SE Ocala, Florida
Woodfields
Historic in-town living under the oaks · SE Ocala, Florida 34471
HistoricIn-town SE Ocala
No HOANo Home Owners Association
Golf cartCity golf cart district
34471ZIP code
1,600–6,000Square feet, typical range
MinutesFrom downtown Ocala
Community overview
Historic, leafy, and right in town.
Woodfields is a historic in-town neighborhood in SE Ocala, between Fort King Street and SE 17th Street, adjoining the Ocala Historic District — famous for its mature live-oak canopy over quiet lanes, and just minutes from downtown Ocala.
Large lots by in-town standards, homes that span more than a century of architecture, and no HOA give Woodfields a character few newer communities can match. The neighborhood exists as multiple recorded units — including Woodfields Rev and Unit 04 — and new custom infill continues alongside its historic homes.
Thinking of selling in Woodfields?
Contact Jennifer for a current market evaluation of your home — pricing here varies widely by era, lot, condition, and finish level.
Large lots, in town
Lots are large by in-town standards, with room for gardens, porches, and mature landscaping close to downtown.
No HOA
MLS community details for Woodfields Un 04 state “No Home Owners Association” — no HOA amenity package or HOA dues structure to plan around; verify details for a specific property.
Schools nearby
Zoned schools have included Eighth Street Elementary, Osceola Middle, and Forest High — confirm current zoning with the school board for a specific address.
Community character
A century of homes, one oak canopy.
Woodfields is not one era or one style. Its character comes from the mix — historic estates and cottages, mid-century homes, and new custom infill — all under the same mature oaks, minutes from downtown life.
Architectural eras & styles
Homes span the early 1900s to 2008, with most built 1956–2008 — a streetscape that changes character from block to block.
Colonial Revival & Mediterranean estates
Stately Colonial Revival and Mediterranean estates anchor the neighborhood’s historic end, on generous, landscaped lots.
Tudor cottages & mid-century homes
Tudor cottages and mid-century homes add smaller-scale charm and variety alongside the larger estates.
The oak canopy
Mature live oaks over quiet lanes define daily life here — shaded walks, deep front yards, and a settled, established feel.
Golf-cart district
Woodfields sits in Ocala’s city golf cart district — residents can cart to downtown dining and shopping, the farmers market, and nearby schools.
Near-downtown life
Adjoining the Ocala Historic District and minutes from downtown, with Walker Park, Tuscawilla Art Park, and the Reilly Arts Center nearby.
Please note: Woodfields — the historic, no-HOA in-town neighborhood covered in this guide — is not Woodfield Crossing, a newer HOA community nearby. If a listing name looks similar, Jennifer can help you confirm which community a home is actually in.
Tour WoodfieldsLifestyle & location
Location is the amenity here.
Woodfields has no HOA amenity package — no clubhouse, no gates, and no HOA dues structure. What it offers instead is lifestyle and location: an oak-shaded historic setting, golf-cart access, and parks, arts, and downtown within easy reach.
Oak-shaded lanes
Quiet, tree-lined streets under a mature live-oak canopy — made for evening walks.
Cart to downtown
In the city golf cart district — cart to downtown dining and shopping, the farmers market, and nearby schools.
Downtown square
Minutes from downtown Ocala and its square — dining, shopping, and community events close to home.
Walker Park
A nearby neighborhood park for fresh air and everyday recreation.
Tuscawilla Art Park
Art and green space nearby, part of the cultural life around the historic district.
Reilly Arts Center
Concerts and performances nearby at the Reilly Arts Center.
Large in-town lots
Roomy lots by in-town standards, with mature landscaping and space to breathe.
No HOA
No Home Owners Association for Woodfields Un 04 per MLS community details — verify the details for any specific property before you buy.
Home styles
Estates, cottages, and everything between.
Woodfields homes commonly run 3–5 bedrooms and about 1,600 to 6,000 square feet. No two streets look quite alike — and new custom infill shows the neighborhood is still being written.
Colonial Revival & Mediterranean estatesStately historic homes on large, landscaped lots
Tudor cottagesStorybook smaller homes with porches and mature gardens
Mid-century homesMost homes were built 1956–2008, alongside the early-1900s originals
New custom infillNewer custom builds continue — including a 2023-built home in the neighborhood
Woodfields by the numbers.
Pricing here spans a wide range by era, size, and condition — the examples below are individual listings and sales, not neighborhood statistics. A current snapshot keeps buyers and sellers grounded.
Examples across the range
Older cottages have appeared in the $300Ks–$400Ks as examples — including a 1966 home listed at $399,900. At the top end, a 2023-built home at 1817 SE 11th St sold for $1.4M in October 2026.
Examples only, not averages or guarantees. Contact Jennifer for the latest Woodfields listings, pendings, and solds — updated from current MLS data.
Why work with Jennifer
A Realtor since 2003 — and your financing resource, too.
Jennifer Hay has guided Ocala buyers and sellers since 2003. As a Broker Associate with Axen Realty and a Mortgage Loan Originator with NEXA Lending, she pairs neighborhood expertise with in-house financing guidance most agents can’t offer.
Two decades in Ocala
A Realtor since 2003, Jennifer knows Ocala’s in-town and historic neighborhoods — including how Woodfields differs from newer communities with similar names.
Real estate + mortgage, one call
As an MLO with NEXA Lending, she can walk qualified buyers through financing options alongside the home search — including careful conversations about older and historic homes.
Off-market awareness
Jennifer tracks Woodfields listings, pendings, and coming inventory closely — ask to be notified before new homes hit the portals.
Financing paths worth exploring.
Jennifer can help qualified buyers compare mortgage options through NEXA Lending. The right program depends on the borrower, property, occupancy, income, credit and current guidelines — especially with older and historic homes.
Conventional financing
Qualified buyers may choose from fixed- or adjustable-rate conventional options with down-payment and mortgage-insurance requirements that vary by program. Buyers who may qualify can compare terms side by side with Jennifer.
Jumbo financing
Qualified buyers of higher-priced Woodfields homes may explore jumbo loan options, subject to borrower and property eligibility.
Renovation financing
Buyers considering an older Woodfields home that needs work may qualify to explore renovation loan options that combine purchase and eligible improvements — subject to borrower, property, and program guidelines, inspections, and contractor requirements.
VA financing
Eligible veterans, active-duty service members and certain surviving spouses may qualify for VA financing, which may include a zero-down-payment option, subject to property eligibility.
Programs, rates, terms, loan limits and funding availability are subject to change. Not all borrowers, properties or communities will qualify. This is not a commitment to lend.
Ask Jennifer about financing
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Jennifer Hay · Axen Realty Broker Associate · NEXA Lending Mortgage Loan Originator
FL Real Estate License BK3150197 · NMLS ID 2612003 · REALTOR® since 2003 · Equal Housing Opportunity
Neighborhood guide prepared November 5, 2026