Short answer: Trillium is a newer, amenity-rich community just east of the Suncoast Parkway on the Spring Hill–Brooksville line. It has a resort-style clubhouse and pool with cabanas, a low monthly HOA that includes trash pickup, and no CDD. Homes are mostly from the 2010s at prices below comparable new construction.
Trillium at a glance
- Location: off County Line Road at Ayers Road and Trillium Boulevard, near the Suncoast Parkway and US-41, ZIP 34604
- HOA: about $87–$98 a month (listing), including trash and recycling, with no CDD (Coldwell Banker listing)
- Recent listings: about $264,000 to $375,000 (Max Life Realty)
Amenities
A resort-style clubhouse and swimming pool with cabanas, a playground and a multi-purpose recreation field (Max Life Realty listing).
What the homes are like
Three- and four-bedroom single-family homes, mostly built in the mid-2010s, from about 1,260 to 2,700 square feet, across Villages A, B, C and E. Lots are typical suburban size, around a seventh of an acre.
Schools
Listings show Powell Middle and Nature Coast Technical High School. Trillium is one of the few neighborhoods zoned for Nature Coast, according to one listing (Coldwell Banker). Zones change, so confirm with Hernando County Schools.
What to check before you buy
- Which village: dues and rules can differ.
- Builder warranty on the newest homes.
- Flood zone: listings show flood zone X500 (moderate-to-low risk), but check each address.
Nearby neighborhoods to compare
- Silverthorn: guard-gated golf nearby
- Valleybrook and Caldera: new construction
- Villages of Avalon: gated, near the Suncoast Parkway
Watch the tour
Watch my video tour above for the entrance, amenities and streets, and what I’d point out if we toured together.
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