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Wellington at Seven Hills, Spring Hill

A guard-gated 55+ community of about 1,100 homes inside Seven Hills, with a clubhouse, heated pool, bar and grill, pickleball and tennis, and an HOA that includes lawn care, cable and internet.

55+ community · 24-hour manned gate · Clubhouse & heated pool · Bar & grill · Lawn care included · Golf-cart friendly

Updated November 2026 by Frankie Gomez, People's Trust Realty

Listings about $235K–$385KPrice feel · Stellar MLS listings, 2025–2026
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Short answer: Wellington at Seven Hills is a guard-gated 55+ community in central Spring Hill. It’s known for its clubhouse life, including a heated pool, bar and grill and pickleball, and for an HOA that covers lawn care, cable and internet. Homes are generally priced below comparable 55+ communities closer to Tampa.

Wellington at a glance

  • Size: about 1,108 homes, single-family and attached, built 1999–2008 by Ryland Homes (55places)
  • Gate: 24-hour manned gate; golf-cart friendly
  • HOA: about $205 to $445 a month depending on home type (Bex Realty, Stellar MLS 2025–2026)
  • Recent listings: about $235,000 to $385,000

Amenities

A clubhouse, year-round heated pool and spa, on-site bar and grill, pickleball and tennis courts, bocce, billiards, a library and a computer center (Florida for Boomers listing).

What the HOA covers

Most homes pay about $225–$233 a month, which listings say includes fiber internet and TV, lawn care, trash and the amenities. Patio homes pay more, about $440 a month, and that covers exterior maintenance and structure upkeep too (Century 21 Carioti listing). Always confirm the exact dues and what they include for the home you’re considering.

What the homes are like

Two- and three-bedroom single-family homes and patio homes, generally 1,300 to 2,300 square feet, with two-car garages and screened lanais. Many still have original roofs or AC systems from the early 2000s, so ages vary a lot.

What to check before you buy

  • Home type and its dues: single-family and patio homes have different HOA levels.
  • Roof and AC age: they drive insurance cost and are common negotiating points.
  • Age and occupancy rules for buyers, guests and renters.
  • Lease rules, if you might rent it seasonally.

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Is Wellington at Seven Hills a 55+ community?

Yes. It's a 55+ community with a 24-hour manned gate inside the larger Seven Hills area of Spring Hill.

What does the HOA cover at Wellington?

Listings say the dues include cable, internet, lawn care, trash and access to the clubhouse, pool and courts. Patio homes have higher dues that cover more exterior maintenance. Recent dues ranged from about $205 to $445 a month.

What amenities does Wellington at Seven Hills have?

A clubhouse, year-round heated pool and spa, on-site bar and grill, pickleball and tennis courts, bocce, billiards, a library and a computer center.

When was Wellington at Seven Hills built?

Ryland Homes built it from 1999 to 2008. There are about 1,108 homes, both single-family and attached.

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