Short answer: Fawn Ridge is a quieter, lower-cost neighbor to Westchase: about 667 established homes with tennis, a ball field and ponds, a low HOA and no CDD.
Fawn Ridge at a glance
- Size: about 667 single-family homes, deed-restricted, with community ponds (Tampa Elite Homes)
- Fees: low HOA and no CDD (Century 21 listing); about $334 a year in Village D (Horizon Palm Realty)
- Prices: about $373,000–$535,000 in Village D; $199,900–$625,000 community-wide (ZFC)
What the homes are like
Single-family homes in villages built from 1987 to 2005, mostly three and four bedrooms with two-car garages, some on ponds or conservation.
Amenities
Tennis courts, a picnic pavilion, a baseball field, basketball and playgrounds.
HOA and CDD
Low HOA and no CDD.
Getting around
Westchase, Citrus Park Town Center and the Veterans Expressway are minutes away; the airport is about 20 minutes.
What to check before you buy
- Roof, AC and plumbing on 1980s and 1990s homes.
- Village HOA.
- Flood zone on pond lots.
Nearby neighborhoods to compare
- Allora: gated newer homes nearby
- The Bridges of Westchase: Westchase family villages
- Citrus Park: the full Citrus Park guide
Thinking about Fawn Ridge?
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