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It's a solidly residential part of Spring Hill built around family life, with a steady stream of home sales — 473 in the past year — signaling consistent demand. Feeder schools like Central High and Powell Middle keep the area anchored to families, and pool homes are common. The pace is quiet, with Tampa reachable in under an hour when you need the city.

It sits in a middle-of-the-market range for the region, with a median list price of $349,250 and homes selling at a median of $320,000. Prices span widely, from around $205,000 up to $1,499,000, so there's room for both first-time buyers and those wanting more space. At roughly $193 per square foot, your money stretches reasonably compared to coastal Florida markets.

The typical home runs about 1,830 square feet and lists near $349,250, with the average price working out to $193 per square foot. Entry-level options start around $205,000, while the top of the market reaches close to $1.5 million. Only two active listings are priced above $1 million, so the bulk of inventory sits comfortably below that.

It's active and moving efficiently, with 130 homes for sale and a median of just 32.5 days on market. Sellers are collecting about 98% of their asking price on average, which tells you well-priced homes don't sit long. Buyers should be ready to act on the right listing rather than expecting deep discounts.

Costs here are modest — the median HOA runs about $73 per month, and 18 of the active listings are in gated communities where fees may apply. Property taxes come in at a median of $3,126 per year. If you're weighing a rental instead, the median rent in the area is around $2,018 per month.