Persimmon Place new construction homes in Wesley Chapel, FL

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Persimmon Place by David Weekley Homes & ICI Homes – New Construction Homes in Wesley Chapel, FL

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Wesley Chapel, FL

Cost Report

Price Range

$339K to $521K

Square Footage

1,739 to 2,085 sq ft

Est. Monthly Fees

$277/mo

New construction, a connected location, and a neighborhood that makes getting around Wesley Chapel surprisingly easy. If you're looking at new construction in Wesley Chapel, you've probably noticed something pretty quickly: There are a lot of choices. Persimmon Place stands out for a different reason. It gives you the newer-home experience while putting you close to some of the things that make Wesley Chapel convenient in the first place—shopping, dining, recreation, schools and I-75. And there's another piece worth paying attention to. Persimmon Place isn't just one collection of homes. There are townhomes and single-family homes, with different sizes, prices and, importantly, different HOA and CDD costs. So before you decide whether you like the house, it's worth figuring out whether you like the way life works here.

Quick answer

Persimmon Place is a new construction community in Wesley Chapel, FL, with homes priced $339K to $521K, HOA $135/mo, CDD/MUD $1,699.55/yr.

Price range: $339K to $521K
Home sizes: 1,739 to 2,085 sq ft
HOA: $135/mo
CDD / MUD: $1,699.55/yr
Builders: David Weekley Homes, ICI Homes

Listing updated October 12, 2026. Confirm fees and availability with the builder or community before buying.

First Time Buyers

Growing Families

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True Monthly Cost

True monthly cost. Verified amounts are marked; anything unconfirmed is flagged.

HOA Fee

$135

monthly

Last verified October 12, 2026

CDD / Stewardship

$1,699.55

Annually

Last verified October 12, 2026

Est. Monthly Total

$277

$135 HOA + $142 CDD per month

Special Assessments

HOA: There's More Than One Number This is one of those details we don't want you to gloss over. The current published HOA information is different between the two sections. Townhomes The currently published HOA is approximately $713 per quarter, or about $238 per month. The listed fee includes cable TV, internet and irrigation. Garden Series The currently published HOA is approximately $404 per quarter, or about $135 per month. Cable TV and internet are listed as included.

* 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 · No-CDD communities in Tampa Bay · Lot premiums

The Vibe

Persimmon Place sits in the Wiregrass Ranch area of Wesley Chapel, close to The Shops at Wiregrass and the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus. That gives the neighborhood a nice balance. You can have a quiet morning at home, walk or bike the community trail system, head over to the sports campus, and still be at your favorite restaurant or shopping destination without turning it into an afternoon expedition. The community itself has a relatively simple amenity package—a pool and cabana, plus an interconnected trail system that connects into the broader Wiregrass Ranch recreational network. It's not trying to be a giant resort community. And honestly, that may be part of the appeal. The lifestyle here is more about location and convenience than having every possible amenity behind a guarded gate.

Construction Update

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Pros & Cons

An honest look at this neighborhood

Pros

Location does a lot of the work for you You're close to The Shops at Wiregrass, recreation, schools and I-75. That means fewer “it's only 15 minutes away” conversations when you're trying to get somewhere. A lot of your everyday life is already clustered around you.
You have choices within the community Townhome or single-family? Approximately 1,700 square feet or closer to 2,800? Three bedrooms or five? Persimmon Place gives buyers different ways to approach the same location. That's especially helpful if your budget or space needs aren't exactly the same as everyone else's.
Internet is included with the HOA For buyers who work from home or simply want to reduce the number of separate monthly bills, having internet included is a practical benefit. It's not flashy. But practical benefits are often the ones you appreciate six months after moving in.

Cons

•The HOA isn't insignificant—especially for the townhomes Approximately $238 a month for the townhome section is a meaningful recurring expense. Yes, internet, cable and irrigation are included. But you still need to compare the total value against communities with lower HOA costs.
•You're still living in a car-dependent area The location is convenient by car. That's different from being walkable. You can enjoy trails and neighborhood amenities, but you're still going to drive for most groceries, restaurants, appointments and errands. If your dream is to walk out your front door and walk to dinner, this probably isn't that neighborhood
•The location comes with growth Wesley Chapel is still developing and changing. That's part of what makes the area attractive—but it also means construction, changing traffic patterns and new development are part of the reality. Before buying, look beyond the immediate streets and ask: What's planned around my homesite? The answer can matter just as much as what's there today.

Things to Consider

Important factors to be aware of before making a decision

High Traffic / Commute Delays
Ongoing Construction Noise
Limited Public Transit

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Community Amenities

Persimmon Place has a pool and cabana for residents
An interconnected trail system that provides access toward the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who provides internet/cable?

Spectrum

What are the schools zoned for this neighborhood?

Wiregrass Elementary School: approximately 1.7 miles Dr. John Long Middle School: approximately 1.9 miles Wiregrass Ranch High School: approximately 1.4 miles

Is Persimmon Place one community or several different neighborhoods?

It's best understood as a community with different home sections, including townhomes and Garden Series single-family homes. The home types, sizes and ongoing HOA/CDD costs differ between them, so buyers should evaluate the specific section—not just the Persimmon Place name.

Does the HOA include internet?

Yes. Current community information lists internet as included in the HOA for both the townhome and Garden Series sections. Cable TV is also listed as included; irrigation is specifically listed for the townhome section and in the Garden Series CDD information.

How close is Persimmon Place to Wiregrass?

Very close. The community is part of the broader Wiregrass Ranch area, with The Shops at Wiregrass and the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus nearby. The interconnected trail system also provides access toward the sports campus.

The Vicinity Take

Persimmon Place is interesting because it doesn't need to convince you that you never have to leave home. Quite the opposite. The neighborhood gives you a pool, cabana and trail connections. Then it puts Wiregrass, shopping, dining, recreation and I-75 within easy reach. That's the lifestyle. And for many buyers, that may be more useful than a neighborhood packed with amenities you rarely use. But there's another reason we like this community for comparison shopping: It forces you to look beyond the advertised price. The townhomes and single-family homes have different HOA and CDD structures. Internet is included. The location saves time. The amenities have real everyday value. Those things belong in the decision. Because the best home isn't necessarily the one with the lowest price. It's the one where the numbers, the location and the way you actually live all make sense together. That's what you're really buying.