Persimmon Place — New Construction Homes in Wesley Chapel., FL
Persimmon Place is a new construction community in Wesley Chapel., FL, with homes priced $339K–$521K, HOA $135/mo, CDD/MUD $1,699.55/yr.
Community details
- Price range: $339K–$521K
- Home sizes: 1,739–2,085 sq ft
- HOA: $135/mo
- CDD / MUD: $1,699.55/yr
- Community vibe: active_social
- Best suited for: First Time Buyers, Growing Families
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.
Last verified 2026-08-28 by Vicinity.