Seven Springs Homes for Sale, New Port Richey FL

About Seven Springs

Seven Springs is one of the older golf neighborhoods in west Pasco, located along State Road 54 at the southern edge of New Port Richey near the Trinity line. Most homes went up between the mid-1970s and 1990, so the housing stock is a mix of ranch-style single-family homes, villas and condo buildings, many on modest lots near the fairways. Because it predates the large master-planned communities nearby, there is no single resident clubhouse or community-wide gate; neighborhoods have their own associations, and some have none. That keeps carrying costs lower than in newer golf communities, but it also means buyers need to check each listing's association details. The golf club on Trophy Boulevard is the anchor, with two courses, a clubhouse, dining and an event venue that hosts weddings and banquets. Many original homes have been updated, while others still need work, so condition varies widely. Buyers who want an established setting near Trinity's newer shopping often start here.

The golf at Seven Springs

Seven Springs Golf and Country Club runs two 18-hole courses. The Championship course is a par 72 traditional Florida layout with six sets of tees, playing from about 5,100 to 6,400 yards. The Executive course is a par 64 design built for speed and walking, from roughly 4,000 to 4,300 yards, which makes it popular for quick rounds and newer players. Both courses are open to the public, and the club posts daily tee times online with the best rates through its own booking page. Memberships add member benefits for regular players. The club also hosts junior league events and outings. Designer credits were not confirmed for this page. The Championship course rewards accurate tee shots, with water and mature trees framing many holes, while the Executive course is a good place to sharpen iron play and short game. The clubhouse restaurant and event space round out the facility for golfers and their guests.

Is club membership required in Seven Springs?

Optional. Both courses are open to the public with daily online tee times. The club also sells memberships, which are optional for nearby homeowners.

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Living in Seven Springs: location and lifestyle

Seven Springs sits near the busy State Road 54 and Little Road corridor, which puts grocery stores, restaurants, Medical Center of Trinity and other services within a few minutes. US 19 is close for trips north to Port Richey or south to Tarpon Springs and Palm Harbor. The Suncoast Parkway is the main route to Tampa and the airport. Downtown New Port Richey has a revived riverfront with restaurants, Sims Park and the Pithlachascotee River for paddling. Gulf access is easy, with Fred Howard Park and the Anclote River boat ramps nearby. Public schools are part of the Pasco County district; check assignments by address. Because the neighborhood is older, the streets are lined with mature trees, and many lots back up to the fairways or small ponds. Trinity's newer shopping centers along State Road 54 add more restaurant and retail options within a five-minute drive, and medical offices are plentiful in the area.