Serengeti — New Construction Homes in Spring Hill, FL

Serengeti is a new construction community in Spring Hill, FL, with homes priced $650K–$829K, HOA $208/mo, flood Zone X (low risk).

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a gated community?
Yes, this is a gated community with controlled access.
What are the schools zoned for this neighborhood?
Dr. Mary Giella Elementary School: approximately 2.2–2.4 miles Crews Lake Middle School: approximately 2.3–2.5 miles Hudson High School: approximately 5.5 miles
Who provides internet/cable?
Spectrum
How big are the lots in Serengeti?
Homesites can be substantially larger than those found in many conventional new-home communities, with some advertised at up to approximately one acre. Actual lot sizes vary by homesite, so verify the specific lot before purchasing.
Why would someone choose Serengeti instead of a larger Wesley Chapel community?
Probably because they want space more than amenities. If you want a huge clubhouse, multiple pools, sports courts and a busy community calendar, there are better choices. But if you want a larger home, a larger lot, natural surroundings, privacy and no CDD, Serengeti offers a very different proposition. You're not really buying the amenities. You're buying the breathing room
The Vicinity Take
Serengeti isn't going to be the right community for everyone. And that's exactly why it's interesting. The value proposition isn't a giant amenity center or a neighborhood where you can walk to everything. It's space. It's coming home through a gated entrance, driving past trees and wetlands, pulling into a larger homesite and having room around your house. The HOA is currently about $208 a month, but it includes internet and other services. There's no CDD. The homes are substantially larger than what you'll find in many new construction communities. And the Suncoast Parkway gives you a practical route toward Tampa. But you're making a trade. You're giving up some convenience for privacy. You're giving up walkability for space. You're giving up a massive amenity package for a more natural setting. And for the right buyer, that isn't a compromise. It's the whole point. The question isn't: “Does Serengeti have everything?” It doesn't. The better question is: “Does Serengeti have the things I actually want?” If your answer is space, privacy, nature and a little more breathing room— this one deserves a look.

Last verified 2026-08-28 by Vicinity.