Creekwood at Two Riversby LennarNew Construction Homes in Zephyrhills, FL
Price Range
$500K to $695K
Square Footage
2,048 to 3,629 sq ft
Est. Monthly Fees
$350/mo
Creekwood is one of the villages on the eastern side of Two Rivers, but it doesn't feel quite like the smaller-lot neighborhoods nearby. The homesites range from 40 to 60 feet, giving buyers more room to choose how much yard and separation they actually want. The current collection also leans toward larger homes, with floor plans ranging from roughly 2,048 square feet to more than 3,600 square feet. Then there's The Nest. Creekwood shares access to this community hub with Archer, Ackley and Fieldcrest. The Nest is now open, with pools, pickleball courts, a playground, dog parks, gathering spaces and a clubhouse. That combination makes Creekwood interesting for buyers who want more house and more yard without giving up the social side of master-planned living.
Quick answer
Creekwood at Two Rivers is a new construction community in Zephyrhills, FL, with homes priced $500K to $695K, HOA $70/mo, CDD/MUD $3,354.29/yr, flood Zone X (low risk).
- Price range
- $500K to $695K
- Home sizes
- 2,048 to 3,629 sq ft
- HOA
- $70/mo
- CDD / MUD
- $3,354.29/yr
- Flood zone
- Zone X (low risk)
- Builders
- Lennar
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True Monthly Cost
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HOA Fee
$70
monthly
CDD / Stewardship
$3,354.29
Annually
Est. Monthly Total
$350
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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Flood, Rental & Lifestyle Details
Short-Term Rental Policy
Long Term Only (6-12 Months)
Primary Use Case
Full-Time Living
Transportation
🏌️ Golf Cart Friendly Community
Exterior Materials
The Vibe
Creekwood feels roomier and a little more established than some of the other Two Rivers East villages. The larger homes and wider range of homesite sizes give buyers more opportunity to create some separation from the neighbors. At the same time, The Nest keeps the neighborhood connected to the more social side of Two Rivers. This is the kind of neighborhood where you could spend Saturday morning at the pool, take the dog to the park, play pickleball and still have enough space at home to spread out afterward. It's active without requiring you to participate in everything. And that may be Creekwood's sweet spot.
Construction Update
Creekwood is actively selling and building. The current community collection includes three product groups and 12 floor plans, with homes ranging from approximately 2,048 to 3,629 square feet. Current published pricing begins around $499,900 and extends into the upper $600s depending on the floor plan, homesite and options. Two Rivers continues to develop around Creekwood, so buyers should expect ongoing construction and changing surroundings as the larger master plan fills in. The Nest is now open, so Creekwood residents have access to the community's eastern lifestyle center today rather than waiting for a future amenity.
Pros & Cons
An honest look at this neighborhood
Pros
- Access to The Nest Residents have access to pools, pickleball, a playground, dog parks, gathering spaces and a clubhouse without adding a separate Landing membership.
- Three-car garage options Several current Creekwood plans offer three-car garages, which can be a meaningful advantage for families with multiple vehicles, recreational equipment or simply a need for additional storage.
- 5. More flexibility within one village The combination of different homesite sizes and floor plans means buyers can compare several ways of living without necessarily leaving Creekwood.
Cons
- •Higher purchase price Creekwood currently starts around $500,000, putting it above the entry-level pricing found in some of the other Two Rivers East villages.
- •Still a developing community Creekwood may feel more established than some newer portions of Two Rivers, but the master-planned community is far from finished. Construction and future development will continue.
- •Car-dependent lifestyle Two Rivers provides a lot of amenities within the community, but most shopping, dining, healthcare and everyday errands still require a vehicle.
Things to Consider
Important factors to be aware of before making a decision
- High Traffic / Commute Delays
- Ongoing Construction Noise
- Limited Public Transit
Community Amenities
- Community Amenities The Nest The Nest is the primary lifestyle amenity for Creekwood. It includes: Resort-style pool Five-lane lap pool Covered pool cabanas Three pickleball courts Bocce lawn Cornhole lawn Event pavilion Green space Grilling and picnic areas Fire pit Expansive playground Large-dog park Small-dog park Clubhouse Meeting and event space Kitchen area Seating areas
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the schools zoned for this neighborhood?
Elementary: Chester W. Taylor, Jr. Elementary Middle: Raymond B. Stewart Middle High: Zephyrhills High School
Who provides internet/cable?
Ultra Fi
Is Creekwood gated?
No. Creekwood is part of Two Rivers East and is not one of the gated villages. The Two Rivers West villages include the gated communities.
Does Creekwood have access to The Nest?
Yes. Creekwood residents have access to The Nest along with Archer, Ackley and Fieldcrest. The Nest is now open and includes pools, pickleball, a playground, dog parks and gathering spaces.
The Vicinity Take
Creekwood is worth looking at if you keep finding yourself saying, "I like Two Rivers, but I want a little more house and a little more space." That's really where this village starts to make sense. You have the larger floor plans, the option of a 60-foot homesite and access to The Nest without adding a separate private-club membership. But those advantages come with a higher purchase price, a CDD and the ongoing costs that come with owning a larger home. So don't choose Creekwood simply because the model home has the biggest kitchen. Choose it if the space actually fits the way your household lives. That's the Vicinity question: Are you buying more house because you need it—or because the model home made you want it?
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