Short answer: Heritage Springs is Trinity’s guard-gated 55+ golf community: a private course, clubhouse with restaurant and bar, and an HOA that handles the yard, exterior paint, and cable and internet in many villages.
Heritage Springs at a glance
- Size: about 875 acres in Trinity, 30–35 minutes north of Tampa (Florida for Boomers listing)
- Amenities: guard-gated entry, private 18-hole course, clubhouse, heated pool, restaurant, tennis and fitness (Florida for Boomers listing)
- HOA: about $406 a month in one listing, plus CDD (Max Life Realty)
- Prices: about $357,000–$465,000 (Stellar MLS, 2026)
What the homes are like
Single-family homes from the late 1990s and 2000s, often 2,000–2,600 square feet, many on the golf course.
Amenities
Private 18-hole golf, a clubhouse with restaurant and bar, heated pool and hot tub, fitness, tennis, billiards and a full social calendar. It’s golf-cart friendly.
HOA and CDD
HOA of about $220–$406 a month depending on the village, often including lawn care, exterior paint and cable/internet, plus a CDD.
Getting around
Trinity’s shopping and medical centers are close, with SR-54 and the Suncoast Parkway for Tampa.
What to check before you buy
- What the village HOA covers.
- CDD amount.
- Golf membership costs.
Nearby neighborhoods to compare
- Heritage Pines: 55+ golf at lower prices in Hudson
- Del Webb Bexley: newer gated 55+ in Land O’ Lakes
- Longleaf: all-ages walkable neighborhood nearby
Thinking about Heritage Springs?
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