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Hunter's Green is a gated golf community in New Tampa, established by 1991 between Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and Highland Oak Drive south of Cross Creek Boulevard, bordering Flatwoods Conservation Park. It pairs the private Hunter's Green Country Club with villages of single-family homes and a smaller number of townhomes and condominiums.

Hunter’s Green is one of the neighborhoods in New Tampa.

Hunter’s Green is New Tampa’s gated golf community, built from the late 1980s around a private country club and bordered by Flatwoods Conservation Park. Its appeal is privacy and green space close to Bruce B. Downs: staffed gates, mature landscaping, and conservation lots that back to the park.

Shane Vanderson works with buyers and sellers in Hunter’s Green from Engel & Völkers South Tampa, most often in the golf-course and conservation villages.

Living in Hunter’s Green

Staffed gates on Bruce B. Downs and Highland Oak Drive control access to the villages, which are arranged around the golf course and the community’s parks, tennis courts, and trails. Flatwoods Conservation Park and its paved loop border the community to the east. Bruce B. Downs retail is at the gate, The Shops at Wiregrass are a short drive north, and USF and Moffitt are about 15 minutes south. Downtown Tampa is typically 25 to 35 minutes, and Tampa International Airport 30 to 40 minutes.

The Hunter’s Green market

Villages differ in era, lot size, and what the homes back to: the golf course, conservation land, ponds, or interior streets. Homes date mainly from the late 1980s through the 2000s, with the estate villages at the top of the range and townhomes and condominiums at the entry point. Golf and conservation frontage carry premiums within each village.

Budget for the master association, any village sub-association, and the Community Development District assessment on the tax bill. Hunter’s Green Country Club is private, with golf, tennis, and dining; membership is separate from home ownership. CDD fees in Tampa Bay and what it costs to join a private golf club cover the costs.

Boundaries

New Tampa, inside the City of Tampa, bounded by Cross Creek Boulevard to the north, Highland Oak Drive to the east, and Bruce B. Downs Boulevard to the west, with Flatwoods Conservation Park beyond. ZIP 33647.

Homes in Hunter’s Green

Single-family homes from the late 1980s through the 2000s in gated villages around the golf course, including estate sections on golf and conservation lots, plus townhomes and condominiums near the entrances. Master association, village sub-associations, and a Community Development District assessment.

Nearby amenities

Hunter’s Green Country Club; community parks, tennis courts, and trails; Flatwoods Conservation Park; Bruce B. Downs retail; The Shops at Wiregrass; Cory Lake Isles next door; USF and Moffitt Cancer Center, about 15 minutes; downtown Tampa, typically 25 to 35 minutes; Tampa International Airport, typically 30 to 40 minutes.

Newest listings in Hunter’s Green

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Frequently asked questions

Is Hunter's Green gated?

Yes. Staffed gates on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and Highland Oak Drive control access to the residential villages.

Is the country club included with a home?

No. Hunter’s Green Country Club is private, with golf, tennis, and dining, and membership is a separate purchase from the home.

Does Hunter's Green have a CDD?

Yes. A Community Development District assessment appears on the tax bill alongside master and village association dues. Ask for all three figures for a specific home.

How does Hunter's Green compare with Tampa Palms and Cory Lake Isles?

Hunter’s Green is fully gated and organized around golf and conservation land. Tampa Palms is larger and older with a wider range of villages. Cory Lake Isles is gated and built around a ski lake. Each has its own page on this site.

Where do the Hunter's Green market figures on this page come from?

The key-facts table is pulled from Stellar MLS and shows the month it was updated. Villages differ in era, lot size, and golf or conservation frontage, so rely on a direct valuation for a specific property.

Sources

  1. Stellar MLS
  2. City of Tampa
  3. Hunter's Green Community Association
  4. Hillsborough County Property Appraiser

Selling in Hunter’s Green?

Get a valuation built from recent nearby sales, prepared by Shane.