
Price Range
$570K to $790K
Square Footage
2,148 to 4,194 sq ft
Est. Monthly Fees
$379/mo
Eagles Cove at Mirada is a single-family new-construction village within the Mirada master-planned community in San Antonio, Florida, built by DRB Homes. Homes range from $569,990 to $789,990 with 2,148 to 4,194 square feet across six floor plans. The village is in its final sell-out phase: as of October 2026, only one to-be-built homesite and three quick move-in homes remain. Residents get Mirada-wide amenities, including a 15-acre MetroLagoon, plus ULTRAFi gigabit internet bundled into the HOA fee.
Eagles Cove at Mirada is a new construction community in San Antonio, FL, with homes priced $570K to $790K, HOA $237/qtr, CDD/MUD $3,600/yr, flood Zone AE (high risk).
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HOA Fee
$237
quarterly
CDD / Stewardship
$3,600
Annually
Est. Monthly Total
$379
community fees
Special Assessments
Note that there are HOA and Lagoon Fee's separate from the Eagle Cove HOA for Mirada and Lagoon.
* Fees shown are the latest amounts supplied for this listing, not a final quote. Confirm the current HOA, district assessments and billing periods with the community before buying.
Learn more: CDD, MUD & PID fees explained · CDD vs HOA · Lot premiums
Short-Term Rental Policy
No Rentals Allowed
Water Access
🏖️ Beach: 26 miles to Gulf
Primary Use Case
Full-Time Living
Transportation
🏌️ Golf Cart Friendly Community
Exterior Materials
You wake up to light pouring through the covered lanai and the smell of coffee before the neighborhood even stirs. By eight, you're on the trail that rings the lagoon, passing neighbors walking dogs toward the dog park while kids race to the playground. The 15-acre MetroLagoon glints turquoise in the morning sun, and on weekends the whole village migrates there — paddleboards, kayaks, the swim-up bar, beach towels on imported sand, live music drifting from the amenity plaza. Afternoons are for the details: a quick drive to The Shops at Wiregrass or the Tampa Premium Outlets, then back through the Streetleaf-lit streets as the sun drops. Evenings, the lanai becomes the main room — dinner outside most of the year, the lagoon on the horizon, golf carts rolling past on the way home from a sunset cruise around the trails. Because the gigabit ULTRAFi is baked into the HOA, the home office hums without a thought, and video calls just work. It's a place that feels like a permanent beach-town weekend, with the commute to Tampa still close enough to keep real life in the picture.
Final sell-out phase.
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San Antonio Elementary, Pasco Middle, Pasco High School
Spectrum
A Community Development District is a Florida special-purpose government that financed Mirada's infrastructure with bonds, repaid through an annual non-ad valorem assessment on your property tax bill. For Eagles Cove it's reported around $3,600/year — on top of the ~$948/year HOA, property taxes, and insurance. The bond portion ends when bonds retire (typically 20–30 years); the operations portion continues.
The 15-acre MetroLagoon uses Crystal Lagoons technology and is a Mirada-wide amenity shared across all villages, with resident access, programming, and event space. It's maintained as part of the community amenity package; expect peak-time crowds since it serves the entire master plan.
About 28–30 miles to Tampa International Airport and downtown Tampa, roughly 35–45 minutes via I-75/I-275. Wesley Chapel (major shopping, dining, healthcare) is about 10–15 minutes west.
The $237+/quarterly dues include cable TV and ULTRAFi internet, plus common-area maintenance, amenity operations, and Mirada's smart infrastructure (Streetleaf lighting, connected-city systems). It does not include the CDD assessment — that's billed separately on the property tax bill.
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