Hunter’s Green, Tampa — Community Guide & Homes for Sale

Yes — Hunter's Green is a gated, master-planned community in New Tampa with staffed gate access and 23 residential enclaves inside, ranging from patio homes and townhomes to golf-front estates. Shared recreation includes parks, lighted tennis, multi-sport fields, a 15-station exercise circuit, and an off-leash dog park.

No. Hunter's Green Country Club is a separate, optional membership adjacent to the community, offering an 18-hole Tom Fazio-designed course, racquet sports, fitness, pool, and dining from its clubhouse, which opened in 1989. Homeownership does not require membership — a distinction that keeps base HOA costs lower than bundled club communities.

The community was established around 1991, with the country club preceding it in 1989. Inside the gates, 23 enclaves sit among 43 lakes and 65 acres of protected wetlands — the conservation framing that gives Hunter's Green its wooded, low-density feel despite its Bruce B. Downs frontage.

The Hunter's Green Community Association governs the master community, and many enclaves add sub-association rules and fees. Before buying, review the CC&Rs, bylaws, fee schedules, application steps and timelines, architectural guidelines, and any leasing, vehicle, or pet policies — the checklist above walks through the full sequence.

Use Hillsborough County's FEMA Effective Flood Zone Viewer or FEMA's Map Service Center for official mapping by address. With 43 lakes and preserved wetlands inside the community, zone designations vary lot by lot.

Typical drives run roughly 15–20 minutes to the University of South Florida and Moffitt Cancer Center, 25–35 minutes to downtown Tampa, and 30–40 minutes to Tampa International Airport, all traffic-dependent via Bruce B. Downs Blvd and I-75. Peak-hour I-75 congestion is the main variable — plan showings and commutes around it.

Hunter's Green is the gated golf option with conservation framing. Tampa Palms is larger and more varied (28 villages, country club). Arbor Greene is newer with a resort-style amenity center, and Cory Lake Isles centers on its 165-acre ski lake. Buyers usually decide on gate preference, golf versus lake, and home age.

Request a valuation from Shane Vanderson at Engel & Völkers South Tampa. With 23 enclaves spanning patio homes to golf-front estates, enclave-level comps matter far more than community averages — a spread automated estimates flatten. Call 813-205-5430 or use the home valuation page to get started.