Short answer: Lexington Oaks is Wesley Chapel’s established, lower-cost golf community: a semi-public course you can play without a membership, a clubhouse and pool, some gated villages, and fees that are much lower than the newer master plans.
Lexington Oaks at a glance
- Location: Wesley Chapel, ZIP 33544, close to I-75
- Size: about 1,507 homes in 13 villages; established 1999 (Wesley Chapel Community)
- Median price: about $340,000 over two years (Horizon Palm Realty); average value about $434,000 (Homes.com)
- Fees: HOA as low as about $88–$97 a year in some villages, plus a CDD (Stellar MLS, 2026)
What the homes are like
Mostly single-family homes built from 1999 to 2004, three and four bedrooms, many on the golf course or ponds. Gated villages like Hawthorne have larger homes with three-car garages.
Amenities
Lexington Oaks Golf Club, a small community clubhouse with a pool, and nearby Wesley Chapel District Park.
HOA and CDD
Low HOA and CDD compared with newer communities, but they vary by village. Get both numbers for the address.
Getting around
I-75 and the Wiregrass and SR-54 shopping corridors are about 10 minutes away.
What to check before you buy
- Village and its HOA.
- Golf-course lots: stray balls and cart-path noise.
- Roof and AC age on 2000s homes.
Nearby neighborhoods to compare
- Meadow Pointe: more amenities, similar age
- Seven Oaks: a bigger amenity package
- Mirada: new construction nearby
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