
Price Range
$296K to $394K
Square Footage
1,662 to 2,894 sq ft
Est. Monthly Fees
$129/mo + CDD (unconfirmed)
Valleybrook is a gated single-family community by Pulte Homes in Spring Hill, Florida (Hernando County), with new-construction homes priced from $295,990 to $380,990. Located at 4143 Big Sky Drive, Spring Hill, FL 34604 with convenient access to the Suncoast Parkway, US-41, and the Ridge Road Extension, it offers 3–5 bedroom homes from 1,662 to 2,894 square feet with no CDD fees. Built between 2024 and 2026, the community was in its final opportunity phase as of 2026.
Valleybrook is a new construction community in Spring Hill, FL, with homes priced $296K to $394K, HOA $129/mo, flood Zone X (low risk).
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HOA Fee
$129
monthly
CDD / Stewardship
Not yet confirmed
Est. Monthly Total
$129
community fees
* 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.
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Short-Term Rental Policy
Long Term Only (6-12 Months)
Water Access
🏖️ Beach: 25 miles to Gulf
Primary Use Case
Full-Time Living
Exterior Materials
You pull through the gate on a Thursday evening and the first thing you notice is the quiet — the kind of quiet a new street has before the trees fill in, when the air smells faintly of cut sod and warm stucco. Porch lights are on up and down Big Sky Drive, and the kids who live here treat the whole block like a shared backyard, racing bikes from the cul-de-sac to the playground while parents trade quick hellos over hedges that haven't quite grown in yet. There's no pool scene here, no clubhouse calendar — the social life is the sidewalk itself. Morning walkers loop the same route past the community park. On weekends, garage projects spill onto driveways, somebody's pressure-washing the paver entry, and the smell of dinner grills drifts through the open lanais. The homes feel a little bigger than the lots, the way new Florida builds do, but inside there's space for everyone: a loft that becomes homework HQ, a covered lanai that becomes the Friday-night spot. It's not flashy living — it's the steady, comfortable rhythm of a neighborhood that's new enough that everyone is still a recent arrival, which means everyone still tries.
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Important factors to be aware of before making a decision
Yes, this is a gated community with controlled access.
Hernando County School District
No — a 6-month minimum lease requirement, ruling out short-term vacation rentals. Long-term leasing is permitted.
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