Hunter's Green Homes for Sale, Tampa FL

About Hunter's Green

Hunter's Green sits on the east side of Bruce B. Downs Boulevard in New Tampa, with 23 residential enclaves behind a staffed gate. The country club clubhouse opened in 1989 and most homes were built in the early to mid 1990s, so the neighborhood has mature landscaping and settled streets. The land includes 43 lakes and about 65 acres of protected wetlands, which gives many lots water or preserve views. Housing covers a wide spread: patio homes and villas, townhomes and condos, larger single-family homes and large golf-front estates. The Hunter's Green Community Association runs the master amenities, and many enclaves have their own sub-association rules and fees on top. Community amenities outside the club include lighted tennis courts, basketball and volleyball, ball fields, a jogging trail with exercise stations, parks and an off-leash dog park. The private country club sits alongside but is a separate membership, so buyers can choose a home first and decide on the club later.

The golf at Hunter's Green

Hunter's Green Country Club's championship course was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1989. It was carved from native pine flatwoods and wetlands and plays from about 5,100 yards up to nearly 7,000 yards across its tee sets, with TifEagle greens on all 18 holes. The club also has an 18-hole Future's Course, a par-63 layout of about 2,700 yards built for short-game work and newer players. Practice areas, lessons, clinics and a fully stocked golf shop round out the golf side, and the club runs a full calendar of tournaments and events. Off the course, members have racquet sports, a fitness center, a pool and dining. The club is part of the Invited network and is private, so play is for members and guests. Residents can join through optional plans for an added fee, and membership is not tied to the deed.

Is club membership required in Hunter's Green?

Optional. Hunter's Green Country Club is private, and residents can join through optional membership plans for an added fee. Living in Hunter's Green does not require club membership.

HOA: Recent MLS listings show a median HOA of about $125 per month (as of October 2026); many enclaves add sub-association fees; confirm with the association.

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Living in Hunter's Green: location and lifestyle

Hunter's Green sits in the heart of New Tampa, with Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and I-75 close by. USF and Moffitt Cancer Center are about 15 to 20 minutes south, downtown Tampa is about 30 minutes outside rush hour, and Tampa International Airport is about 35 minutes. Grocery stores, restaurants and services line Bruce B. Downs, and the Shops at Wiregrass and Tampa Premium Outlets are a short drive north in Wesley Chapel. Inside the gate, the community has bike lanes, a jogging trail with 15 exercise stations, tennis and basketball courts and an off-leash dog park. Flatwoods Park and the Hillsborough River are nearby for long rides, paddling and trail runs. Tampa Palms and Heritage Isles are both close for golfers who want to play other courses.