Summerfield Homes for Sale, Riverview FL

About Summerfield

Summerfield spreads across south Riverview between U.S. 301 and I-75, just south of Big Bend Road. Homes went up from the mid 1980s through about 2010 in a series of villages, including Summerfield Village, Summerfield Crossings, Clubhouse Estates and Meadowbrooke, so buyers can find everything from early ranch homes to 2000s two-story plans. The community association runs two pools, a community center with a fitness room and sports courts, and a network of walking trails and bike paths, and it keeps a regular calendar of resident events. Sources describe Summerfield as having no CDD fees, which separates it from many newer Riverview and Wimauma developments where CDD assessments add to the tax bill. Golf-front homes sit along Summerfield Boulevard and the course's ponds. Village rules and HOA dues differ, so compare the specific association for each address. For buyers who want a golf neighborhood in south Hillsborough with I-75 close by, Summerfield offers a lot of choice at one stop.

The golf at Summerfield

Summerfield Crossings Golf Club is an 18-hole Ron Garl design that opened in 1987. The course borrows from Scottish links style, with small, undulating greens, pot bunkers and rolling ground that rewards a ground game. Its signature hole is the par-3 15th, played to an island green surrounded by water. The club operates as semi-private, so the public can book tee times and regular players can join for better access. The clubhouse is at 13050 Summerfield Boulevard in Riverview. Tee times are posted through late 2026, so the course is active. Because there is no membership tie to the homes, residents can treat it like a neighborhood public course and play as often as they like. Those who want a private club setting can look at Caloosa or Scepter in Sun City Center, about 15 minutes south.

Is club membership required in Summerfield?

Optional. Summerfield Crossings Golf Club is semi-private and books public tee times, so homeowners can play without joining. No membership requirement for residents appears in the sources reviewed.

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Living in Summerfield: location and lifestyle

Summerfield is well placed for commuters on the south side of Tampa Bay. I-75 is a few minutes west, which puts Brandon about 15 minutes north and downtown Tampa about 25 minutes away outside rush hour. Tampa International Airport is roughly 35 minutes. U.S. 301 and Big Bend Road carry most daily traffic, and the shopping and restaurant clusters along Big Bend Road and U.S. 301 handle groceries and errands. Inside the community, residents have two pools, a fitness center, sports courts and trails that connect several villages. Apollo Beach and its waterfront are about 15 minutes west for boating and fishing, and Alafia River State Park is about 20 minutes east. Sun City Center's clubs and courses are about 15 minutes south.